Fishing the North

Mattagami First Nation kicked off the tournament season with its 15th annual Spring Walleye Tournament this past weekend. With 95 boats registered, the anglers were champing at the bit for their chance at winning the $8,000 first prize.

Sometimes in life we hear or see only one side of an issue. Over the years I have learned to try and remain open minded over both sides of an issue.

With the skies clearing, temperatures warming and the boat in the shop for servicing I headed out with my friend Al Marin for some shore fishing for the Walleye Opener last weekend.

Saturday May 4th seen the Mattagami First Nation 14th Annual Beaver Fest which was held at the Mattagami First Nation Community Center.

Last fall at the Mattagami First Nation Walleye Classic I had the privilege to sit down with Jim Patry.

Last fall at the Mattagami First Nation Walleye Classic I had the privilege to sit down with Jim Patry.

With many anglers anticipating open water, I thought I would kick off this season series with a look at Lund Boat Pro Staffer, Craig Salmonson.

With the temperatures warming and the fish activity picking up, many anglers are heading out to take advantage of the bite.

Ever fight with a tangled spinner or Pickerel Rig? What about storing Gang Trolls? Well, here is a product that is the answer to store your baits whetheryour chasing pan fish to marlin fishing in the ocean. The product is called RIGRAP.

Horwood Lake Lodge... For those of you that haven't read the Timmins Today lately, you have missed out on a great article called "Ice Fishermen Wanted… or Ones Who Always Wanted To" , by Mike Young.