Category: Fishing Tips

6 Advantages of Fishing with a Guide

Two people wearing waders and hats are fly fishing while standing in a shallow, flowing river surrounded by trees.

When you go fishing for the first time in a new area, or even for the first time ever, many exciting elements contribute to making your trip fun and successful. It can be challenging for even the most experienced fishermen to master all these different aspects and get the most out of their experience. The… Read more »

Keep These Tips in Mind for Your Next Evening Fishing Adventure

Silhouette of a person fishing in a small boat on calm water at sunset, with the sun low on the horizon.

Fishing at night adds a challenging twist to a sport that already demands skill to master. Catching a fish in the dark, when your primary sense is at a disadvantage, takes the sense of accomplishment to a whole new level. Additionally, any activity undertaken in the evening or at night brings a unique thrill and… Read more »

5 Tips for Cold Weather Fishing

Older man in winter clothes fishing from a boat on a calm, cold lake, holding a rod with a lure.

The winter months can be difficult for avid outdoors people, constantly trapped inside by inclement weather. Truly dedicated nature lovers, however, always find different ways to get outside and soak up the sun, even when trudging through the snow. If your sport is fishing, then you’re in luck. Cold weather doesn’t bring the fishing season… Read more »

From Reel to Meal: How To Clean, Filet, and Cook Your Freshly Caught Fish

Two freshly caught pike fish on a wooden surface with a fillet knife, a pair of pliers, and a green plate nearby.

So. You’ve read our blog about catching a trophy fish, and it paid off: you caught the perfect fish! But once that adrenaline of the catch wears off, you’re left with a question: Now what? Don’t worry— we’ve got you covered. Whether you’ve landed your first big catch on Reindeer Lake or need a quick… Read more »

3 Steps For a Trophy Catch

Person holding a large fish and fishing rod while standing on a boat in open water on a clear day.

Catching a fish is a rush like none other- the tug of the line, the bend of the rod, the dance of the water. And then… bingo! There it is, a true trophy catch. But you know what’s even better? Making those moments happen time and time again. Ready to take your angling game to… Read more »

Preparing Your Gear for Spring Fishing

Fishing tackle and equipment, including a rod, reels, pliers, knife, scissors, weights, and hooks, arranged on a wooden surface.

With spring right around the corner, now is the perfect time to go through all your fishing gear to ensure everything is prepped and ready to go for this year’s spring season. There are several things you can do that will keep yourself occupied during the offseason and ensure all of your equipment is in… Read more »

What Makes Fall a Great Season for Fishing

Two people fish in a shallow river surrounded by trees with vibrant autumn foliage under a partly cloudy sky.

Anglers who are newer, inexperienced, or venture out casually tend to pack up their rods and reels when the fall season comes around. As the temperatures chill and the wind picks up, especially here in Canada, you might assume that fishing season is winding down too; but this doesn’t have to be the case! In… Read more »

Choosing the Right Fly-Fishing Fly

Close-up of fishing rods, reels, and an open box of assorted fishing flies on a table.

For those who have just picked up fly-fishing as a hobby or are looking to improve their success in the water, it is important to become knowledgeable about the different flies available, which flies to use based on the fish you’re after, the time of year you’ll be fishing, and more. Preparation is a large… Read more »

5 Must-Have Apps for Every Fisherman’s Phone

A hand holding a smartphone outdoors near water, with the screen reflecting the sky.

The origins of fishing date back to hundreds of thousands of years ago, when our early ancestors would spear, net, or grab fish by hand to sustain themselves by eating or trading it. We’ve come a long way since then, with a significant number of today’s fisherman heading out to the water for fun instead… Read more »

What to Consider When Choosing a Fishing Rod

Close-up of a person holding a fishing rod and reel by the water, with blurred trees in the background.

If you want to be a successful angler, you need to have the right equipment. There are a lot of supplies and equipment fishing requires, but your rod is one of the most important pieces. You can have all the skill in the world, but if you pick up the wrong rod, it won’t make… Read more »