Toronto Sportsmen's Show
March 14 - 18, 2018
The International Centre
OPG Water Safety Day: March 17
Stay Clear and Stay Safe! On Saturday, March 17, OPG will hand out free water safety bags and information materials to help keep families safe this winter.
MNRF Cook your Catch Stage
Looking to discover new recipes for fresh-cooked Ontario fish and wild game? Then don’t miss the live cooking seminars happening at the show! Stop by to check out fishing Pro Italo Labignan and Chefs Ted Reader and Tawfik Shehata live in action on the “Cook Your Catch” stage, presented in partnership with Foodland Ontario.
Fish TV Zone
This interactive area allows both young and old to experience angling seminars straight from the Fish TV Pros. On top of that, the 40 foot seminar tank will allow everyone to visualize what’s actually happening under water. It’s a great experience for all.
Ontario Toyota Dealers Association Presents Fish TV Pro Fishing Seminars
This interactive area allows both young and old to experience angling seminars straight from the Fish TV Pros.
Ministry of Natural Resources & Forestry
The MNRF booth has lots of fun activities the whole family can enjoy. Their fishing simulator invites children and adults to experience the thrill of catching a fish! Click to find out more!
West Coast Lumberjack Show presented by Husqvarna
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show is thrilled to welcome back West Coast Lumberjack Show for 2018. This action packed show is presented by Husqvarna
Husqvarna Chainsaw Carver
Kevin Lewis, Chainsaw Carver returns and he'll be displaying the transformation of a plain block of wood to an amazing piece of artwork!
Antique and Classic Boats
Get a peek at the classic outboard engines that ruled the lakes in the 1920's, 30's, 40's and 50's.
Honda Junior Red Riders Program
Honda Junior Red Riders are back for the 2018 show! They bring Honda's joy of mobility to the youngest of bike enthusiasts. Designed for kids aged 6-12, it teaches fundamentals of off-road riding!
Toronto Star Casting Pond
You won't land a live fish out of this Casting Pond, but you might land your share of over $75,000 in cash prizes!
Woof Jocks Canine All Stars
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show is pleased to welcome the talented, fun and energetic Woof Jocks Canine All Stars back to the show!
Speaking of Wildlife
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show is thrilled to welcome Speaking of Wildlife back to the show.
Birds of Prey - The Canadian Peregrine Foundation
The Canadian Peregrine Foundation is a non profit group dedicated to the restoration and recovery of endangered and threatened raptors (birds of prey) here in Canada. At the Toronto Sportsmen's Show, you can get an opportunity to see these beautiful birds up close!
Celebrity Outdoors Woman, Amanda Lynn Mayhew
The Toronto Sportsmen's Show is thrilled once again to have celebrity outdoorswoman Amanda Lynn Mayhew as an official Show Ambassador
Canadian Taxidermy Association
Enjoy and learn from lifelike mounts that competitors from across the country bring to vie for prestigious awards and accolades. See up close and personal the animals, birds and fish in nature that most may only see from afar.
Keep Canada Fishing
Keep Canada Fishing is the national voice of Canada’s anglers, leading the effort to preserve your right to sustainably fish on our lakes, oceans, rivers and streams.
Blind Fishing with Lawrence Gunther
Lawrence Gunther, North America’s only totally blind professional angler, learn how you too can feel the bite!
Show description
Boasting over 350,000 square feet of exhibit space, all under one roof, The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show attracts over 300 exhibitors displaying a diverse range of products and services all promoting the great outdoors. Major segments of the show include: fishing, hunting, boating, camping, travel, outdoor adventure and much more.
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show is renowned for its crowd-attracting and crowd-pleasing features. In 2016, 68,500 visitors streamed through the doors to shop, explore, learn and be entertained. Learn more at www.torontosportshow.ca.
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show, part of the Canadian National Sportsmen’s Shows (CNSS), first took place in Toronto in 1948 under the leadership of world-famous outdoorsman, author and dedicated conservationist, Frank Kortright, who devoted his life to protecting Canada’s wilderness. Sixty seven years later, CNSS has helped protect Canada’s outdoors with grants in excess of $32 million. Community programs launched by CNSS include “Kids Fishing Day,” which allocated more than 65,000 fishing kits to kids over the ten years of the program.
