Live Target Lures
A few years ago I went to the Outdoorsman Show in Toronto and came across a new product called Live Target Lures. Right away I saw that these lures stood out with their realistic paint schemes and the attention to detail.
Eat What You Catch
For most anglers fishing is about the fun and excitement of heading out for a day on the water, with some friends and just having a good time. I strongly encourage the “catch and release” policy when fishing, but from time to time it doesn’t hurt to keep a few of the fish you catch to enjoy a great shore lunch. Luckily I live in Southern Ontario where most of our lakes and rivers are clean and in turn the fish are healthy which makes them great to eat
Where To Fish On Bay of Quinte
The walleye capital of Ontario, and maybe even the world. Check out this map to find out where to troll to catch some monster eyes.
Where To Fish On Pigeon Lake
Pigeon Lake is part of the Trent Waterways and offers ample opportunity to fish for musky, walleye, and bass.
Where To Fish On Lake Simcoe
Located so close to Toronto it’s almost a sin not to try fishing here. Open all year long for fishing, spring, summer, fall, and some of the best ice fishing come winter.
Where To Fish On Canal Lake
Only an hour from Toronto and with pleanty of shore fishing spots around, you can’t miss the opportunity to fish Canal Lake.
Trolling: 101
Learn the real basics about trolling, what it is, how to do it, and what equipment you may need.
Fish Identification – Perch (pan fish)
Perch can also go by the name Yellow Perch, and for good reason. They have a dark back, almost black, and their sides are a yellowish greenish colour. Along their body they also have vertical black bands. They are related to walleyes yet they are a quite different fish.
Fish Identification – Walleye (aka Pickerel)
A walleye is quite a unique fish. It can easily be distinguished amongst all the other fish species that I will discuss in my articles. The walleye is an olive goldish colour but, its colour can become darker or more pale depending on its environment and what it eats.
