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Expert anglers Bob Izumi, Pete Bowman, Gord Pyzer and more share their top secrets for walleye, bass, trout, pike, muskies and channel cats.
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Expert anglers Bob Izumi, Pete Bowman, Gord Pyzer and more share their top secrets for walleye, bass, trout, pike, muskies and channel cats.
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The walleye fishing season opens this weekend. Gord Pyzer is the fishing editor with Outdoors Canada and says with ice out so early this year, the early start to the fishing season is promising. “It could have been not such good fishing with the third Saturday coming so early, but we had ice out much earlier than normal,” states Pyzer. “I think the way things are shaping up the bite will be spectacular.” Pyzer does have some suggestions for the first weekend of the walleye season. “Keeping those smaller ones, letting the bigger ones go. If you caught a walleye, regardless of the s...
Staff File Photo The opening of the walleye season in northwestern Ontario is Saturday, the earliest its been in eight years. Gord Pyzer is the fishing editor with Outdoors Canada and says with the ice out so early this year, the quick start to the season is promising. Pyzer says, “I think the way things are shaping up, the bite will be spectacular!” He does have some suggestions for the first weekend. “Keeping those smaller ones, letting the bigger ones go. If you caught a walleye, regardless of the size, that was really plump and full of eggs, that’s a good one to let go and let he...
Picking the right fishing rod for the job at hand plays a critical role in your overall success on the water. To be clear, I’m not talking about the specific make, model or brand you choose, but rather its action and power. Balance those two elements properly, and you’ll stick nearly every fish that hits. ACTION Advertisement The action of a fishing rod refers to where it bends from the tip down to the handle when pressure is applied, such as from the weight of a lure or fish. Imagine your rod as being divided into three equal sections. If the bend is confined to the top section ending at...