Ask a CO: On using a fish finder
A reader asks about the legalities of casting with a fish finder. MNR Provincial Enforcement Specialists respond.
Considering a reel’s drag
A fishing reel’s drag tension should be set to release line when necessary to prevent breakage, and also to relieve pressure.
Handling bass
If I’m not fishing on the weekend, I’m watching the Bassmaster Elite Series. Let’s break down four ways of handling bass.
Appreciating rubber worms
It's truly amazing just how many different species of fish will eat rubber worm, from largemouth bass to steelhead to pike and panfish.
Hooking steelhead
One thing I've learned over years of fishing for steelhead is that a hook is never just a hook. Here are some tips to illustrate.
Bowhunting accessories I won’t hunt without
Over the years, I have used many gadgets that were supposed to help me become a more successful hunter.
In deep with perch bites
Perch spend much of their lives in deep water, eating everything from larvae to minnows to crayfish. The key to catching them is finding their food source.
To the point of sharpening
Several tools will sharpen hooks. Files, stones, and motorized hones will all do the job, but like any tool, each has its pros and cons.
5 Walleye hooks you need
Don’t leave the launch without these hooks in your tackle bag when chasing ‘eyes.