Gord Pyzer

Gord Pyzer is the fishing editor of Outdoor Canada magazine and field editor of In-Fisherman magazine. He is the co-host of the Real Fishing Radio Show and host of Fish Talk With The Doc.

More Articles By Gord Pyzer

’Tis The Season

Get ready for ice fishing with these tips for landing panfish.

How To Dress Really Warm On The Ice This Winter

3 must-wear items for staying warm—so you can enjoy your day on the ice!

How To Stay Really Warm This Winter: The Second Edition

Must-wear items for staying warm—so you can enjoy your day on the ice!

Pike Aplenty

How to select the right spot to catch pike in late fall fishing in Ontario.

How to: Target Black Crappies (Part 2)

More tricks, tips and advice to target Black Crappies in Ontario.

The Best Of Times in Northern Ontario

A guide to the best time of day to hit the ice while fishing this winter.

Making Fishing Memories

There's no better way to start spending time with your family and friends.

Beaded Lures

Find out why these chintzy plastic beads are the perfect lure.

Weighting for Panfish

Ice fishing for Ontario Panfish

Double Trouble for Fall Crappies

Check out this expert trick

A Whole Lota Lovin'

Burbot resembles nothing else that swims in our northern lakes and rivers.

Taming Trout

A new year brings a new lake trout ice fishing season

Speckle Splake Spectacular

Ice Fishing for big Northern Ontario speckled & splake trout.

Size Matters

Sometimes it isn't about downsizing and finesse when fishing for Black Crappies in Ontario

Take Your Tackle Box to the Next Level

Freshen up your lines and strategically re-stock your tackle box with these tips.

Northern Bass High

3 surprising things to know about trophy smallmouth bass fishing in Northern Ontario

Get Hooked on Ice Fishing

Ice Fishing is very enjoyable and one of the fastest growing sports.

How to Find Hidden Fishing Hotpots

Efficient, effective and simple ways to find hotspots on any water

The Pros Go-To Tactics

Tips to get the most of your Summer Bass Fishing in Ontario

Go Shallow For More Walleye

Walleye anglers think the fish are always in at least ten-foot or deeper. They're wrong!