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The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show Returns March 19-22, 2026

January 20, 2026

The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show Returns March 19-22, 2026 to the International Centre Mississauga and The River & Fly Fishing area Is back!

We’re thrilled to announce that the River & Fly Fishing Area presented by Live2Fish, is returning and this year, it’s bigger, better and more immersive than ever before!

This expanded zone is designed for anglers of all levels, offering hands-on experiences, expert demonstrations and the latest gear from top brands. Whether you’re perfecting your cast or just curious about the art of fly fishing, you’ll find something to inspire you.

Here’s what you can look forward to:

              • Fly Casting Lanes Sponsored by The Whuff Rod Co. – Try your hand at casting, learn from expert instructors and experience the latest gear under the guidance of industry pros.

              • Fly Tying Stations – Learn from seasoned pros and try your hand at creating your own flies.

              • Top Gear & Accessories – Explore rods, reels, waders and more from leading manufacturers.

              • Expert Advice & Trip Planning – Outfitters and guides will share insider tips and packages for legendary rivers.

              • Educational Seminars – Dive into topics like reading currents, seasonal fly selection and conservation.

              • Family-Friendly Activities – Kid-friendly casting zones and beginner sessions to spark a lifelong passion.

And that’s just the beginning! This year’s exhibitor lineup is packed with industry leaders and local experts ready to share their knowledge and showcase the best in fly fishing.

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