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Film Boat Experience

At the end of this busy summer where it’s been a little too much science and not quite enough fishing, I want to share with you a pretty cool experience I had. Our club was hosting a larger multi-club tournament out of Turkey Point (Long Point Bay) on Lake Erie.…

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The Scientific Fisherman Tournaments, Trip Report

2017 Jimmy’s Double D Fishing Trip VI – Tournament Results

Another great year at Jimmy’s Double D Fishing Trip, version VI. This year the trip moved north to the shores of Lake Nipissing with a 5 day, 4 night stay for 22 participants at Nipissing Lodge, a short boat ride from Wade’s Landing. As always, the food, accommodations and fellowship…

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The Scientific Fisherman Tournament, Tournaments, Trip Report

Ontario Bass Tournament Trails

Challenge Ontario's Bass Tournament Trails

Do you have that competitive spirit when it comes to fishing? Want to put your skills to the test against other anglers? Well there are numerous bass tournament trails available in Ontario – home to some of the best bass fishing in the world. Ontario tournament trails range from local…

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The Scientific Fisherman Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Tournaments

The Best Bass Lakes in Ontario – by the Numbers

Ontario bass fishing at its finest...

Ontario is home to some of the finest bass fishing waters in the world. Which lakes rank as the best in the province? There are many lists of best bass lakes in various locales but how do you truly go about assessing which ones are best without just giving an…

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The Scientific Fisherman Lake Science, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Tournaments

Fishing Line Choices for 2017

As the new season approaches I’ve been putting in some time and thought on rod and reel setups. With a smaller boat and a limited budget I can only run a certain number of setups that need to be flexible enough to cover a wide range of applications and a…

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The Scientific Fisherman Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Tackle, Techniques, Walleye

​​​​The Five Ws of Fishing

The five Ws (Who, What, Where, When and Why) are the basic questions that can be asked to get a complete story on a subject. If that subject happens to be fishing, asking these questions may help us with our ultimate goal – catching more fish. Let’s break them down……

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The Scientific Fisherman Fish Science, Variables

Knot 2 Kinky Nickel-Titanium Wire Leaders

Every once in a while the mood strikes to go after some toothy critters. Pike and musky fishing can be a lot of fun but I don’t particularly enjoy losing $15 (or painfully much more!) lures while doing it. Hence, some sort of leader material is generally in order. For…

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The Scientific Fisherman Northern Pike, Product Review

The Green Water Blues

algae and green water

In my area of Southwestern Ontario, nearby lake fishing consists of the Great Lakes (Huron, Erie and their “little” brother St. Clair) or smaller reservoirs. Weather permitting and with the right boat, the Great Lakes present some of the finest fishing in the world and we are truly fortunate to…

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The Scientific Fisherman Fish Science, Lake Science, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Tournament, Visibility, Water Clarity

Web Resources: Fish ON-Line and Great Lakes Web Cams

A couple of neat web based fishing resources that I’d like to share. The first one is from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry web site called Fish ON-Line. It provides a searchable map of lakes in Ontario and lists such data as lake size and depth, fish…

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The Scientific Fisherman Lake Science, Regulations, Research

Navionics Boating App Review

The use of GPS has completely changed the way we fish. I have a box or two full of hydro, topo and fishing maps that I had collected over the years that I haven’t looked at in a long time, simply because most maps are now available on my Lowrance…

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