Tag: Seasonal Fishing Tips

How to Keep Cool on a Hot Summer Fishing Trip

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Person sitting in a boat, fishing on a calm lake at sunset with trees visible in the background.

Summer is a popular time for families, individuals, and even experienced anglers to head out to the water for some fun and relaxing fishing. With the beautiful weather and long daytime hours, it’s not hard to understand why everyone wants to spend time in nature trying to reel in their first (or 100th) catch. The… Read more »

What Makes Fall a Great Season for Fishing

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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 »

Early Spring Fishing Tips to Start Your Season Off Right

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A trout leaps out of a river with splashing water, trees and blue sky in the background.

If you’re not one of those ambitious, dedicated anglers who takes to the water in the frigid winter temperatures, then now is probably about the time you’re gearing up for your first fishing trip of the season. Early spring can be a great time to fish for a variety of different species, such as bass,… Read more »

How to Keep Cool on a Hot Summer Fishing Trip

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Person wearing a straw hat drinks water from a plastic bottle outdoors on a sunny day.

Summer is a popular time for families, individuals, and even experienced anglers to head out to the water for some fun and relaxing fishing. With the beautiful weather and long daytime hours, it’s not hard to understand why everyone wants to spend time in nature trying to reel in their first (or 100th) catch. The… Read more »