Bass, walleye, trout — no matter what you’re fishing, Ontario OUT of DOORS has the latest tips and tricks.
The shallowest of the Great Lakes, Erie, is also the most productive; during a good walleye hatch, some basins are top producers.
The bass market is saturated with an endless supply of lures. One gem, amongst a cast of thousands, legitimately holds the title of best bass bait, the jig and pig.
Gloomy weather doesn’t dampen the author’s angling spirits.
Conditions lined up perfectly; in the minds of competitive bass anglers, this tournament is about breaking records.
Slop fishing is a productive approach for dealing with hide-and-go-seek largemouth bass. Here are the tactics needed to catch fish and allow you to add a new technique to your repertoire this bass season.
According to Dr. Mark Ridgway, a Ministry of Natural Resources researcher at the Harkness Laboratory of Fisheries Research, smallmouth bass hover off bottom for two reasons: food and preferred water temperature (roughly 65- to 70°F).
For those willing to give it a go, spoon jigging for smallmouths can offer the possibility for more and bigger fish.
Now this is a monster bass!
Now, that's a nice bass.
