The summer period is no doubt the most comfortable time for anglers to target Trout on the bigger water bodies. The weather conditions are stable and lots of us are spending our summer vacations with rod in hand and trolling the freshwater in prowl of that catch of a lifetime! The summer can be some of the best times to fish but they can also be some of the most challenging … [Read more...]
Tips & Techniques on How to Fish Rivers
Big, small, slow & fast! Rivers can be quite intimidating to those who don't know how to fish them, but when you do you will never look at river the same! Let's start off with a few tips on basic river fishing. My first tip. Scouting a river or stream is by looking at my surroundings, is it fishable? Can I fish it without getting caught up on my back cast? Can it be … [Read more...]
Trolling Tip – Alter Your Speeds
Most anglers are aware that paying attention to trolling speeds is critical in achieving a successful day of fishing. If we troll too slow some of the gear we use won’t work correctly and if we troll too fast our gear can actually repel fish rather than attract them. There are numerous factors to take into consideration when selecting your trolling speeds such as the lure … [Read more...]
Early Spring Fly Fishing & Lake Turnover
Spring is here and it’s time to put the ice fishing rods away and pull out the fly fishing gear! The BC Interior lakes start to become ice free by the 3rd week of March in the lower evaluation areas and can sometimes take until mid-may in the higher altitudes. Fishing right after ice off can be one of the most productive times in the year. Due to the water still being too … [Read more...]
Early Spring Kokanee Tactics
The ice fishing season is coming to an end and for most of us Kokanee fanatics we are itching to get the boat out onto the water to chase down some chrome beauties! For me the Kokanee season starts a couple weeks before open water. I tie up new Kokanee lures, re-spool my fishing reels with fresh monofilament and stock up on scents and white shoepeg corn for bait. Kokanee … [Read more...]
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