The Niagra River flows north from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario and provides part of the border between Ontario, Canada and New York.  The Niagra River is nearly 36 miles long and is divided into the Upper and Lower stretches by the Niagra Falls.  The upper section is a fantastic fishery for bass, walleye, musky, and perch.  Fish will normally congregate where ever the current has a break in it.  The lower section features great fishing for steelhead, brown trout, lake trout, chinook salmon, coho salmon, bass, walleye, musky, and perch. Most of the fish in the lower section of the river are from Lake Ontario.

Niagra River Boat Ramps

Gratwick-Riverside Park - Located off River Rd. (Rtes 265/384), in North Tonawanda

Griffon Park - Located off Buffalo Avenue (Rtes 384,265), in City of Niagara Falls

Fort Niagra State Park - Located off Route 18F, in Youngstown

Lewiston Marina - Located at foot of Center St. (Route 104), in Village of Lewiston.