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Ontario Brook Trout
Fish these 10 sweet spots.
By Gord Ellis
Ideal Christmas Gifts For The Northern Ontario Ice Angler
Inexpensive, bullet-proof suggestions for the ice angler on your Christmas list.
By Gord Pyzer
Nipigon Brook Trout
Experience some high caliber trout fishing in Northwestern Ontario.
By James Smedley
Stanley's Resort
I went fishing at this drive-to spot with incredible amenities, and can confidently tell you—I’ll be back!
By Mark Melnyk
Prime Time for Ontario Panfish
The best time to ice fish for crappies and panfish is when the predator activity is low
By Gord Pyzer
Accessible Paradise
Fish Noganosh Park for Monster Pike & Feisty Bass
By Kevin Callan
5 Adjustments for Fishing Cold Front Smallmouth Bass in Ontario
Smallmouth bass are considered the weather watchers of fresh water.
By Mark Melnyk
Adventure Walleye Fishing Lake Nipigon Style
Fishing 411 Television visits Pasha Lake Cabins
By Mark Romanack
Bobber-Whacky Magic
Don't Say Good-bye To The Bobber
By Gord Pyzer
Fly Fishing for Bass
Northern Ontario is the destination for incredible bass fishing.
By Colin McKeown
Beating the Blues
How to Combat the Ice Fishing Doldrums of February
By Gord Pyzer
Talon Lake Lunge
This 3500-acre lake holds trophy muskies and should not be ignored!
By Jim Saric
Reaching Deep For Walleye
Fishing for big Walleye in Ontario's Bay of Quinte.
By Pete Bowman
Top 5 Flies for Smallmouth Bass
The inside scoop on bass flies from the hosts of The New Fly Fisher.
By Mark Melnyk
Stalking Prehistoric Long Nose Gar
Fishing a unique fish species in Ontario.
By Fish'n Canada
3 Surefire Strategies for Canadian Muskies
Fishing for Ontario Musky
By Jim Saric
3 Great Ontario Walleye Destinations
Karl of Extreme Angler recommends must do walleye lakes in Ontario.
By Karl Kalonka
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
Eating Northern Pike
The Best Recipe to Cook This Fish
By Gord Pyzer
Go Shallow For More Walleye
Walleye anglers think the fish are always in at least ten-foot or deeper. They're wrong!
By Gord Pyzer