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Tip # 37 – What to do with dead minnows

What to do with your leftover minnows
It usually happens that when you go ice fishing you end up with some minnows left over. Keeping them alive until your next trip can be quite a challenge unless you have the proper setup. If you have a cool place like a shed or garage [...]

Mad Fisher Productions Launched

A new Fishing Network has been set up as the parent website for a vast network of fishing websites. Mad Fisher Productions gives you a portal for a large amount of angling information.
Some of these websites are regionally based in Ontario. The information found on those sites such as Ice Fish Ontario and [...]

Tip # 36 – Essential Fly Tying Information

Fly tying has always been an integral part of fly fishing. Just like the gadgets you get to use fly fishing, there are all sorts of fly tying tools to play with. When the season is off, and there is nothing but snow, you can turn to fly tying for a little fly [...]

Tip # 35 – Easy Ice Fishing Hut Setup

One thing that is rather important in ice fishing is having a hut for those cold days out on the frozen lake. If the wind is blowing, and the temperature is frigid, a proper ice hut can make all the difference in having a great day out, and freezing out there.
The Eskimo Quickfish ice [...]

Tip # 34 – Catching Panfish Through The Ice

Sunfish, crappie, pumpkin seed, perch, all are great species to catch for both young and old through the ice.  Even though they are rather small species, with light gear they can put up quite the fight.  Here are a few ice fishing tips to help get you into a few more panfish when you are [...]

Tip # 33 – Finding and Catching Open Water Walleye (Pickeral)

Walleye, the fish that you hear everyone speak of when they talk about shore lunch, fresh dinner at the trailer, and even at the local seafood markets. These fish are probably one of the tastiest fish, and they can also be one of the hardest to catch. This species has a few different [...]