Tag: Saskatchewan Fishing Vacation

Four Useful Fly Fishing Techniques

Person holding a brown trout with one hand while fly fishing in a clear river surrounded by trees.

Ask any fly fisherman and he’ll tell you—there’s nothing like a day spent casting your rod in a beautiful lake or stream. If you’re a newbie, or if you need to brush up on your technique after a long winter spent indoors, read these handy tips. Fly Fishing Technique 1: The Overhead Cast You’ll be… Read more »

What to Look For in a Fly Fishing Vest

Person standing in shallow water with a fishing rod, wearing outdoor gear, with grassy hills and blue sky in the background.

There is nothing quite as fun and relaxing as getting out into nature and enjoying a day of fly fishing. But as with most sports, protection and equipment are everything, so it’s important to have a dependable fly fishing vest. Here are a few tips to consider when choosing your next vest! Why do you… Read more »

Three Reasons to Go Camping in the Fall

An adult and child roast marshmallows over a campfire outdoors, both smiling and wearing warm clothing.

With the hot days of summer almost behind us, camping takes on a new life. If you’re an outdoors enthusiast, camping is a must do in the fall with the chilly mornings, perfect weather for outdoor activities and warm comfort food. Here are three very good reasons to keep your camping gear out just a… Read more »

Four Great Reasons to Get Outside with Your Children

Four people sit on a boat on the beach, smiling, with fishing gear and a picnic basket visible.

What could be better than spending some vacation time with your children? The only thing that we can think of is spending this time teaching them the ins and outs of becoming a pro angler. Not only is it wonderful to have fun, family-oriented time showing your children why you love the sport that you… Read more »

Tips for Catching Late Summer Lake Trout

Person in a hat fishing from a boat on a calm lake at sunset, with trees visible in the distance.

As sad as it is that we are nearing the end of the summer, it can still be a good time to reel in that big catch that you have been hoping for all season. With years of angling experience, we at Lawrence Bay Lodge have a few tips that you can easily follow to… Read more »

Advice for Successfully Releasing a Fish

Person standing on a boat holds a large fish with both hands, with a forested shoreline in the background.

Many areas, including Reindeer Lake, participate in catch-and-release fishing programs. And while catching fish is fairly straightforward, the releasing art may be difficult for those new to the sport. Here are just a few words of advice to read up on before you head out to the Saskatchewan! The first – and most important –… Read more »

Four of 2016’s Best Fishing Rods

A fishing rod held over a calm lake with lily pads, surrounded by green trees and reeds under a partly cloudy sky.

As all avid fishermen know, there is no such thing as owning too many fishing rods. Different ones have different uses, and you have to have a few extra that can be passed down to your children and grandchildren as you teach them the trade. And if you are planning a trip to Lawrence Bay… Read more »

Should You Switch Your Fly Grip?

Three fly fishing rods with reels are arranged on a white background, handles pointing in different directions.

When it comes to casting with a fly rod, your grip is incredibly important – and as all experience fly fisherman know, you want it to be consistent from one cast to the next. A proper grip sets up a foundation for great fly fishing, but it can be difficult to get a comfortable hold… Read more »

Advice for Preparing for Fishing Season

Open tackle box with assorted fishing lures, hooks, fishing line, and bobbers organized in compartments.

Spring is finally here, which means one thing for anglers: It is time to prepare for the fishing season ahead! Call up your friends to plan spring’s first fishing trip and follow this checklist to make sure you are ready to get out on the water. Replace Your Line Instead of risking your line breaking… Read more »