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Top 5 Musky Destinations in Ontario
The Musky Hunter shows you where to land the best musky in Ontario waters.
By Jim Saric
Lake of Bays fishing
Smallmouth Bass Fishing in Muskoka
By Ron James
10 Facts About Lake of the Woods
10 facts amazing about this massive Northwest Ontario Lake!
By Carol Caputo
Reaching Deep For Walleye
Fishing for big Walleye in Ontario's Bay of Quinte.
By Pete Bowman
Eating Northern Pike
The Best Recipe to Cook This Fish
By Gord Pyzer
Beating the Blues
How to Combat the Ice Fishing Doldrums of February
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
3 Great Ontario Walleye Destinations
Karl of Extreme Angler recommends must do walleye lakes in Ontario.
By Karl Kalonka
Guided Fishing on Lake St. Clair
Captain Jim remembers over 600 muskies in a 3 month period.
By Bob Izumi
Indian Lake Lodge
The Musky Hunter visits Ontario's Sunset Country for large active musky.
By Jim Saric
Lake Nipigon Adventure
Fishing for Lake Trout, Walleye & Pike
By James Lindner
The Ontario Fall Crappie Hunt
Ontario's 400,000 lakes are home to a variety of fish species.
By Gord Pyzer
Predicting Lake Thickness
When Will Ontario Lakes Freeze Over This Winter?
By Gord Pyzer
The Spin on Early Season Walleye
Depending on where you are walleye fishing in Ontario, the conditions range from early spring to near summer-like.
By Gord Pyzer
Elmhirst's Resort
Outstanding Vacations for the Whole Family
By Leo Stakos
Delawana Resort
Bass Fishing on Southern Georgian Bay
By Bob Izumi
Nipigon Brook Trout
Experience some high caliber trout fishing in Northwestern Ontario.
By James Smedley
Summertime Walleye
Fish for Walleye, Muskie or Smallmouth on the Indian Lake Chain.
By Karl Kalonka
Trophy Fishing in Northern Ontario
Northern Ontario offers anglers a variety of choices of species and fishing options.
By Jenna McKeown
Como Lake Resort
Genuine hospitality and excellent fishing is found here.
By Mark Melnyk