Archive for February, 2010

What Kinds of Fish Are Common in Canada?


Posted in: Fishing in Canada     

Fishing can be one of the activities you'll surely enjoy when you're in the Canadian territories. And what could be more enjoyable than hundreds of different types of fish.

Pike

Pike in Northern Canada are thought to be ferocious predators, and fishermen enjoy catching them. They make excellent food too. It can be easy to catch them, especially if they're slimy.
Canadian northern pike may grow very large, up to a length of 150 centimeters or 60 inches. They can weigh around 50 pounds. If you're looking for trophies, you can go for dead bait fishing during early spring.
Pike enjoy living in sheltered or weedy environment. You may also find them in beaver dams and fallen trees. This provides them a good cover when ambushing their prey.  Read more... (418 words, estimated 1:40 mins reading time)

Go Walleye Fishing in Canada All Times of the Year


Posted in: Fishing in Canada, Walleye Fishing     

Walleye fish are best known for their attractive gold and green colors as well as their glowing eyes. They normally roam in the waters of Canada particularly in Canadian Shield lakes in Ontario.

When Is the Best Time to Fish?

Fishing walleye during springtime can produce one of the biggest amounts of fish. But if you're after larger ones, then you must go walleye fishing in Canada during the fall. A lot of people dare to fish for walleye during the morning and at sunset. It's easier for you to catch them when the lights are dim or the water is murky.  Read more... (436 words, estimated 1:45 mins reading time)

What You Should Know About Trout Fishing In Canada


Posted in: Fishing in Canada, Trout Fishing     

Trout fishing is very popular in Canada. In fact, a lot of fishing spots are dedicated to these fish alone. And if you are going to enjoy a trout fishing weekend sometime soon, these are the things you need to know:

1. Choose the best trout fishing site in Canada.

The best trout fishing spots would be Quebec, Newfoundland, Ontario, and British Columbia. Select the destination that perfectly fits your interest and budget. Rates are higher during the peak season. You might want to fish during the off-season because there will be fewer anglers during that time, although your catch in a day may be affected as well.  Read more... (388 words, estimated 1:33 mins reading time)

How to Choose a Self-guided Fishing Camp in Canada


Posted in: Fishing in Canada     

Self-guided fishing camps are camps that allow anglers to bring their own boats and tread the waters on their own. Some outfitters require guides to accompany them. Some anglers specifically ask for guides to assist them with their fishing activities. In Canada, there are a lot of self-guided fishing facilities to choose from.

So whenever you want to rent a self-guided fishing camp in Canada, here are the things you should specifically look for:

1. Comfortable cabins.  Read more... (396 words, estimated 1:35 mins reading time)

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