Ontario's Wilderness Region covers a wide range of Northern Ontario with plenty of lakes to explore.
It is the largest region in Ontario.
Check our their fishing opportunities, Drive In, Fly In and Boat In, for planning your next Northern Ontario fishing trip.
Just a few tips, ideas, thoughts, stories, resources and tidbits for fishing the lakes, rivers and streams of Northern Ontario. Enjoy!
August 28, 2012
August 21, 2012
How To Filet A Perch--Two Easy Ways
This video by Thundermist Lure Company, Inc of Ontario shows two easy and quick methods to filet a perch.
August 15, 2012
Check Restricted Fire Zones Before Your Next Fishing Trip
The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) regularly provides Fire Zone information on their website page Aviation, Forest Fires and Emergency Services. Check it out before your next fishing and camping trip.
This page provides links to current restricted fire zones and information about how to know if you're in a restricted fire zone and how to camp and cook within a restricted fire zone.
This page provides links to current restricted fire zones and information about how to know if you're in a restricted fire zone and how to camp and cook within a restricted fire zone.
August 09, 2012
Ontario Fishing Network E-Magazine
The July/August Ontario Fishing Network E-Magazine is out and up on the web.
- Reach High for Clear Water Salmon
- Wabigoon Lake Family Adventure
- Releasing Muskies in the Heat
- Facts of Fishing Show--Bass Action
- Vacation-Time Walleyes
- Feel the Bite, Kayak Fishing Using Your Feet
- And oh so much more, including classifieds and ads to help you plan your next Ontario fishing adventure.
Labels:
Bass,
kayak fishing,
Muskies,
Ontario Fishing Network,
salmon,
Wabigoon Lake,
Walleye
August 03, 2012
Fisheries Management Zone 5 Advisory Council Seeks Input
Fisheries Management Zone Councils have been developed across Ontario to further encourage public involvement with the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) in Fisheries Management planning. The role of each council is to seek out and contribute public input into development of a Fisheries Management Plan.
The Zone 5 Advisory Council and the MNR have identified these main issues and are looking for your input:
- Walleye: Management for quality of fishery
- Lake Trout: Managing for sustainability of populations
- Smallmouth Bass: Determining management objective
- Northern Pike: Determining management objective with respect to current regulation
- Black Crappie: Determining management objective
- Commercial Fisheries: Updating management objectives and direction
The council has set up feedback forms on its website, as well as in paper form, for anglers in Fort Frances, Kenora, Dryden, and other area communities to provide their thoughts on some of the proposed regulation changes.
Source: Fort Frances Times Online
Labels:
Fisheries Management Zone Council,
MNR,
Zone 5
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