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Awesome Algonquin
World Class Brook Trout Fishing in Algonquin Park.
By Gord Pyzer

Four Seasons of Bass in Ontario
Northern Ontario is home to year-round bass.
By Karl Kalonka

5 Places to Shore Fish
Fish’n Canada shows you where to go shore fishing in Ontario.
By Fish'n Canada

3 Great Ontario Walleye Destinations
Karl of Extreme Angler recommends must do walleye lakes in Ontario.
By Karl Kalonka
Ontario Brook Trout
Fish these 10 sweet spots.
By Gord Ellis

Spring Walleye
Try These Tips on Your Next Ontario Walleye Fishing Trip
By Bob Izumi

Top Flies for Northern Pike
Try These Go-to Flies and Tips on Your Next Trip
By Mark Melnyk

Spring Perch Fishing
Use These Tips on Your Next Ontario Fishing Trip
By Bob Izumi

Top 5 Baits for Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass
What baits do you use to target bass? Find out why these 5 are the best!
By Ron James

The Best of Both Worlds
From spring right through to late fall there are species that you can target close to the home base in the Spanish River
By Bob Izumi

10 Facts About Lake of the Woods
10 facts amazing about this massive Northwest Ontario Lake!
By Carol Caputo

Great Fishing in Northern Lights Country Up Highway 588
Find bass, walleye and trout on your next fishing trip.
By Gord Ellis

Wind, Cloud & Walleye
How Weather is Important to Walleye Anglers
By Gord Ellis
Top 5 Musky Destinations in Ontario
The Musky Hunter shows you where to land the best musky in Ontario waters.
By Jim Saric

WOW Summer Whitefish
Whitefish hit harder in the open water season than in the winter
By Gord Pyzer
Don’t Be Afraid Of Muskies
Muskies are fish of 10,000 casts and are found in large bodies of water in Northwestern Ontario.
By Gord Pyzer

Top Three Ontario Musky Waters
Where to catch the fish of 10,000 casts.
By Jim Saric

Dog Lake Walleye
This lake has it all, but the incredible walleye fishing is what brought us back
By Karl Kalonka

Planning for Pike
Start Planning for Trophy Fishing
By Gord Pyzer
Big Water, Big Fish
Chinook fishing on the Nipigon River
By Gord Ellis