Despite the cold winter days, fishing is still on mind. How can I help but think about fishing when I can see the inviting winding river from my office window every day. Okay so its mostly frozen over and on warmer days the middle of the river flow teases me by showing off a narrow stretch of water.

I guess that’s why I decided to make this post today and here’s a picture of what I see every day from my office. My favourite fishing chairs are firmly frost-stuck to the dock while the river bends past the dock on its way, just waiting to be used once the season opens again in May.

Man I can’t wait for the warmer temperatures when I can launch my trusty old canoe and imagine the fish lurking about underneath waiting to be caught.

Ah! Well!  May will soon be with us and it will be that time again. But until then it might not be a bad idea to get your fishing tackle gear in good shape for when the season starts again.

Happy Fishing in the Kawarthas.

As the water gets colder, the bass go back to shallower water and start their fall feeding frenzy. Experimenting with depth is also a good thing. I like to go down to about 6 inches off the bottom too.

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One of the easiest and also most difficult things to do on this earth is catching fish. In this article I’m going to reveal 3 tips to help you catch more fish. These tips have been learned through more than 25 years of fishing experience.

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The sport fishing team is a winning combination for several reasons; the first is because sport fishing is unlike other types of fishing. There is the quest for the large fish, reeling them in alone does not hold half of the excitement as it does when the team is involved for moral support.

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