Canada Fishing Info

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Neil Frustaglio of Green Bay, a 24-year-old Marine veteran injured in an explosion in Iraq more than 2˝ years ago, spent a week “reeling and healing” in Canada last month. The historic fly fishing event lured seven American and two Canadian soldiers as guests of a Canadian adventure travel company, Wilderness North of Thunder Bay, Ontario. It was the first time the American nonprofit group, Project Healing Waters, held an event outside of the United States, and the first one that included non- U. Marine veteran injured in Iraq three years ago, caught close to 200 northern pike and walleyes on a recent weeklong, fly fishing trip to Canada. read more

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The park is close to Lake Erie, a man-made lake near the lodge offers good panfishing opportunities with wheelchair-accessible piers, and the campground has ponds open to fishing for campers only. There’s a nice state park and campground here, too, and activities that include bike riding on country roads to swimming and enjoying a little downtown area with its restaurants and night spots to fishing and boating. Shawnee State Park, a vast area of wooded hills that’s a classic spot for those who like peace and quiet for their vacation, is near the Ohio River and west of Portsmouth. There still are more places worth a vacation, like Atwood Lake east of New Philadelphia with its own lodge, campground, golf course and two marinas, which are good fishing for saugeye; Leesville Lake has some of the best muskie fishing in the state; Pymatuning State Park has more camping and attractions, a chance to see ducks walking on the backs of carp as they compete for bread crumbs, and more. You can get information on Maumee at (419) 836-7758, South Bass and Kelleys Island respectively at (419) 285-2832 and (419) 746-2360, Atwood Lake at (330) 343-6780, Shawnee at (740) 858-6652, Hocking Hills at (800) HOCKING, and Pymatuning at (866) 644-6727. read more

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The De Havilland Beaver was carrying four American anglers, two fishing guides and a pilot when it crashed minutes after taking off from a fishing lodge in the isolated Labrador bush, not far from the Quebec boundary. Kevin Barry, one of the owners of the fishing lodge, said Monday night he was relieved the outcome of the crash was not tragic, and credited the action of military rescuers who flew to the scene aboard a Hercules aircraft and two helicopters. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary held a young man in custody early Tuesday after a man was struck in the head with a pipe in Corner Brook Children playing with lighters ignite St. Some businesses and homes in parts of downtown Vancouver will likely be without power until Tuesday evening, after BC Hydro crews spent Monday night making emergency repairs to underground power lines damaged in a fire. Canadian hurdler Perdita Felicien, who hasn’t raced since suffering a stress fracture in her left foot during a February training session, announced Tuesday she’s giving up her bid to qualify for the Beijing Games next month. read more

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As oil prices continue to reach record highs, the search for new sources of energy has led the world to Alberta, Canada, and its vast oil sands. If the oil price stays high and new technology permits, oil companies will move, with the Canadian government’s blessing, to extract the estimated 180bn barrels of crude to be found far deeper under 140,000 sq km of Alberta in what are the world’s largest proven oil deposits after Saudi Arabia. He says the greater energy needed to produce a barrel of oil from the sands means three times more greenhouse gas emissions than producing a barrel of conventional oil. The reality is that producing each barrel of oil from oil sands emits between three and five times as much carbon dioxide as a conventional barrel of oil. read more

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The first evening of fishing with Neil McLean of Thunder Bay, Ontario, we focused around a place called Trout Narrows for some laker action, as well as one back bay near camp for pike. To give you an idea of what the potential holds for fly casters, Stamm was fly fishing for pike and Arctic grayling on Waynes Lake and Wheeler River, respectively, on our final day. They also caught a 44- and 42-inch fish that day, fish that weighed up to 25 pounds. If you want big pike, I don’t think there’s a better place you can go to catch big fish, time after time, day after day. read more

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The sport of fishing is producing a kind of illiteracy among all but the most avid and experienced anglers, leaving novices and casual fishermen somewhat disoriented by all the squabbling, and ultimately disinterested, and leaving even experienced anglers frustrated. The captain, who with his wife Noreen in University Place, is well-known in these parts not only as an accomplished angler and boatman, but as an outdoor writer and lecturer (at events such as the Seattle International Boat Show, Northwest fishing clubs, international sportsmen’s shows, and as a host of local salmon fishing classes and seminars from Canada to Oregon). As a salmon fishing instructor in the early 1990s, Keizer identified a gap in the traditional passing of fishing knowledge from past generations to the current generation of Puget Sound Salmon Anglers. One of the website’s innovations Keizer makes a particular effort to note (created by webmaster Matt Orr) is a fishing-trip logging software, which allows anglers to chart the most productive fishing opportunities to target on a monthly basis. read more

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The filter-feeding mussels are fueling an explosion of the sunlight-loving cladophora, which grows on the lake bottom, washes ashore and rots in front of her house - and on untold miles of shoreline across the Great Lakes. Preliminary results from a federally funded study under way at the University of Notre Dame estimate that the economic loss tied directly to 57 exotic species scientists believe were delivered to the lakes by overseas vessels is costing us about $300 million a year - more than a million dollars a day for every day the Seaway is open (it closes each winter because of ice). The vast majority of Great Lakes shipping is done by the freshwater “laker” fleet that hauls bulk commodities such as iron ore, salt and cement from one Great Lakes port to another. Cladophora outbreaks aren’t uniformly coating Wisconsin’s Lake Michigan shoreline - where they land depends on the wind, the waves, the shape of a shoreline and whether there is nearby rocky lake bottom on which the bright green stuff can grow. They can be found across the lake at Michigan’s Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, where the decaying cladophora on the lake bottom has been implicated in botulism outbreaks that have killed thousands of birds in the past two years. read more

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