Archive for April, 2009
Once upon a time, the walleye of Illinois lived in
Posted in: Walleye Fishing
Once upon a time, the walleye of Illinois lived in relative peace, particularly because they weren't considered the prime target for amateur and professional anglers. But since they hit the spotlight, walleye have become one of the biggest stars in the world of recreational and game fishing. This is due in large part to the walleye hatcheries that have started operation in Illinois years ago. Thanks to these hatcheries, more and more anglers can enjoy fishing for the walleye and still leave enough of the fish for future anglers. Two of the important hatcheries include:
5 Fly-In Resorts That are Perfect For Walleye Fishing
Posted in: Walleye Fishing
Fly-in resorts are excellent choices if you're serious about having fun and catching your prize walleye. A little bit more expensive than the cost of gas, fishing license and packed lunch that your favorite fishing hole will cost you, but those who have experienced the remote cabin outposts and spectacular views swear by them. Below are some fly-in fishing resorts you might want to check out next time you feel a craving to catch some walleye.
Fishing Outfitters in Canada
Posted in: Fishing in Canada
If you're on a fishing trip, it will be a lot easier with the help of fishing outfitters. These companies can offer assistance, guidance, advice and accommodations, allowing you the freedom to simply focus on your fishing and enjoy yourself. Here are some of the fishing outfitters you can get in touch with in Canada:
George Lake Camp Outfitting
This outfitter is located near La Ronge in Saskatchewan on George Lake. There are 4,000 acres of crystal clear George Lake waters to enjoy and plenty of fish to catch, including lake trout, whitefish and northern pike. If you prefer, you can also hire one of their local guides for a small fee. The outfitter rents out several 14 footer aluminum fishing boats so you can venture out on your own in search of fish.
Pursuing the Big One: Fishing for Walleye in the Columbia
Posted in: Walleye Fishing
Pursuing the Big One: Fishing for Walleye in the Columbia River
The majority of anglers know that walleye are best in the Midwest and Eastern regions. However, walleye are gradually making the Western waters their home. These days, some of the best fishing reservoirs are found here, producing trophy-sized walleye and offering anglers endless fishing opportunities. This is because many of these locations are virtually undiscovered and therefore untouched by walleye fans. This makes Columbia River an excellent location to fish for walleye.
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