Tips for fishing with live minnows
A lively minnow dancing on a hook remains one of the best fishing presentations for catching walleye, perch, and many other species.
DIY: Boat launching alone
The next time your fishing buddies are unable to join you, use these tips for a stress-free solo boat launch.
Back to Highway 60
Highway 60 runs through Algonquin Park, connecting the towns of Huntsville and Renfrew. My favourite lakes here are Golden, Round, and Bark.
Trolling lead core for walleye
What you need to know about trolling lead core — a sinking, colour-segmented line to troll a presentation at a specific depth — on big water.
The casting angle of the dangle
Nothing’s foolproof in angling, but concentrating on casting angles is a great way to enhance a presentation and get more bites.
Jigging lipless crankbaits for walleye
The action and vibrations of lipless crankbaits are distinct from other presentations and catch walleye from first ice to the season’s end.
Working with vegetation
Finding lush aquatic vegetation when ice fishing can be like striking gold. Here's when to lean in to weedy areas and when to avoid them.
Soft baits for ice fishing
Soft baits have an ability to turn lookers into biters when hard baits fall short. Here's how to use squishy artificials when ice fishing.
Fishing the forage factor
Catch more by keeping the predator-prey relationship in mind while ice fishing. Learn what fish forage for, and replicate the menu.