It's late in the season and my family and I are at our favourite trout pond, looking to squeeze out one more day of open water fishing before the water turns solid. The weather is cooperating and I would even go so far as to say that it is pleasant. It is a good day for fishing.
Gone though, are the days of...
The end of October signals the end of the season for much of the stream fishing here in Alberta. Like most places there are a few places ...
Of all the time I spend fly fishing, fall is by far ...
Fall is one of my favorite times of the year to be out fly fishing. The streams are low and clear, the leaves are turning color and the crowds of summer have diminished.
If there is one fishing outing that gives me a great bang for my buck, with minimal investment, it is going down to the river and chasing fall walleye. It’s pretty much a given that ...
It’s October, and looking forward there are still warm days ahead of us, yet for many reasons, there will be virtually nobody on our lakes or rivers. Be that last man, or woman, standing.
For some anglers fall is a sad time of year. The days get shorter and cooler and the signs that winter is just around the corner are everywhere.
It’s fall and the month of October often yields the best pike fishing of the year. This is the time to get aggressive, use big noisy presentations and hunt out the best spots.
With September upon us it’s time is to hit your favourite trout lakes and get in on some of the hottest fishing of the year.
Mark the middle of September on your calendar and make plans to hit the closest trout lake for an astounding feeding frenzy. Every September around the middle of the month backswimmers and their close cousins the water boatmen go on a fall migration.
