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Lake Trout can mostly be found in the northern part of the United States and Canada. They are prized as both a game fish as well as a food fish. Lake trout are the largest of the trout species and can grow in excess of 40 pounds in some cases. Lake trout are dependant on cold, deep, oxygen rich water, which is why they are mostly found in the Northern parts of North America. As a matter of fact, here’s a trivia question for you: Did you know that nearly 25% of Canada’s lake trout population is found in Ontario, and even though this is true, only 1% of Ontario’s lakes contain Lake Trout?

Lake trout prefer cold water and are likely to be found deep during warm summer periods. Long narrow spoons and plugs are preferred lures for Lake trout fishing. Angling techniques are similar for lake trout in most waters. Down-riggers and lead core lines are useful for getting deep when surface waters are warm. During spring and fall when surface waters are cold, Read more

As many fishermen agrees to and know, smallmouth bass fishing is one of the biggest fishing challenges pound for pound. While the much bigger largemouth bass is relatively easy to reel in, the smallmouth bass is no such easy task to say the least.

Unlike largemouth bass fishing, smallmouth bass fishing entails careful use of lures and careful and fierce fighting. Since smallmouth bass jump, dive, and dance and try to make a run for it, it isn’t quite as simple to reel them in without risk of losing your lure, or they can even cause your line to break.

Also, unlike other species of black bass, Read more

Are you planning to go fishing for salmon? If you are and you are one of the beginners or first-timers, there are basic things you need to know to get you started and to help you enjoy this enjoyable outdoor activity.

First off, there are several species of salmon that you should know about before you go fishing for salmon trips. There are Atlantic and Pacific salmons. Atlantic species are from the Atlantic Ocean, as the name implies. Also, you can find a wide variety of salmon in the various lakes that are in the eastern North America areas. They are the kind of salmon that don’t immigrate as they prefer fresh water than salt water.

The most popular of all salmons are Read more

There are several ways to catch the kind of salmon you target. Some would use different fishing methods, while others would use fishing lures. As what all salmon fishing enthusiasts know, a lure is placed on the very end of the fishing line. But, what most of them did not know is that, improper placement of a lure could result to an unsatisfying day or worse no catch at all. Salmon fishing lures are supposed to be tightly connected to the end of the fishing line in order that it will not fall off from the fishing line when thrown into the waters. It may sound so simple and obvious, but still there are people who tend to neglect it, especially the beginners.

Getting yourself salmon fishing lures is not as simple as you think. You can’t just buy and attach them securely at the end of your fishing line. It doesn’t work that way. Read more

Trout fishing is fun and exciting. It is a perfect family outdoor activity. Here is some general Trout fishing tips and information that you will find useful.

There are many factors affecting the number of trout you will catch in your fishing trip. The trout’s feeding habits, the temperature of the water, and the time of feed will determine if you will have a good fishing day.

There are four main types of trout - Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Brook Trout, and the all time favorite, Rainbow Trout. Trout likes moving water, therefore, trout fishing is best done in rivers and streams. However, you can also go trout fishing at the lakes.

The difficult part in trout fishing is Read more

What Do We Mean When We Say Bass Fishing Supplies?
By Jack Greenwood

Through this article we will provide you with you some information as to what an angler means when they are talking about Bass fishing supply. Normally when talking about Bass fishing supplies an angler will be talking about the equipment he needs. The equipment that any good Bass fisherman needs are a rod, real and fishing line as well as the kind of bait that he should be using. So let’s look a little more closely at these particular items for bass fishing.

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Bass are ravenous eaters and are known to eat prey up to half of their own length. Because bass swallow their prey whole, the size of bass fishing flies must be smaller than the width of the bass mouth. Being hungry predators, they usually seek out the largest prey they can find that will fit into their mouths.

The movement of the fishing fly is critical to attracting the bass. Bass quickly jump at the chance to swallow anything moving, but also regularly spit out a would-be meal, perhaps due to the taste or texture. When bass fishing, it’s important to use fishing flies with a strategic design and hook position. In this article, you’ll read about our top picks for bass fishing flies:

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