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Ontario Brook Trout
Fish these 10 sweet spots.
By Gord Ellis
3 Great Ontario Walleye Destinations
Karl of Extreme Angler recommends must do walleye lakes in Ontario.
By Karl Kalonka
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 Flies for Northern Pike
Try These Go-to Flies and Tips on Your Next Trip
By Mark Melnyk
Top 5 Flies for Brook Trout
Favourite fly patterns from The New Fly Fisher
By Mark Melnyk
Ontario Fly Fishing Hotspots
The Top 10 List from The New Fly Fisher TV Show.
By Colin McKeown
Four Seasons of Bass in Ontario
Northern Ontario is home to year-round bass.
By Karl Kalonka
Spring Perch Fishing
Use These Tips on Your Next Ontario Fishing Trip
By Bob Izumi
Shoreline Strategies
Try These 2 Techniques For Targeting Winter Brook Trout
By Gord Ellis
Musky Mayhem in the Kawarthas
Top notch musky fishing on Buckhorn Lake can be found in the heart of the Kawarthas.
By Jim Saric
Adventures on the Nipigon River
Anglers can target Chinook Salmon and Steelhead in this body of water—but most come for the trophy Brook Trout.
By Mark Melnyk
20 Years With Fish TV!
Fish TV discusses their favourite Ontario catches
By Ron James
Reaching Deep For Walleye
Fishing for big Walleye in Ontario's Bay of Quinte.
By Pete Bowman
Fishing and Foraging
Add some fresh foods and forage to your fishing adventures!
By Alyssa Lloyd
The Other Mighty Mighty
Brookies on the Nipigon River
By Mark Melnyk
Brook Trout Fishing at Dunlop Lake Lodge
Brook Trout Fishing 15 km of Elliot Lake, Ontario
By Alyx Parks
Planning for Pike
Start Planning for Trophy Fishing
By Gord Pyzer
10 Facts About Lake of the Woods
10 facts amazing about this massive Northwest Ontario Lake!
By Carol Caputo
Year Round Fishing in Ontario
Who Says You Can’t Fish All Year in Ontario?
By Ron James
The Pipestone Foursome: Unlocking the Multi-Species Treasure Trove of Cedar Island Lodge
From explosive topwater smallmouth to rare northern largemouth and deep-dwelling lakers, the diversity of Northwest Ontario is put to the ultimate test.
By Fish'n Canada