Salmon Fishing in Niagara The Captains and Mates are ready to go fishing! Both boats tuned and ready for your next fishing adventure. The fishing rods are spooled and the new tackle is all sorted awaiting the next bite. BOOK EARLY and receive a FREE B.B.Q on board Call 416-931-7693 Encounter the thrill of sport fishing in the spring from Port Dalhousie in St. Catharine’s. Traditionally at this time of year the fish are very aggressive and should make for an...
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Just like in every business, there are good and bad. We believe that you the customer should enjoy your trip and get the experience that you have paid for. Here are a few pointers to help you make an informed choice, in whatever charter service you book. BIGGER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER! Most larger boats have DIESEL engines which are louder to operate and generate a greater amounts of fumes which have an ill effect on the customer. These vessels have difficulty reducing their...
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The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council A confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. http://www.great-lakes.org TheFishinGuide.com A national directory of fishing information for North America & abroad. http://www.thefishinguide.com Carp.com Your number one FREE online carp fishing resource. http://www.carp.com Tuna Hunter Fishing...
Read More »Buy an Ontario Licence, Renew or Replace Your Outdoors Card You can buy your fishing licence tag at the same time or after you buy your Outdoors Card. You cannot buy a licence tag without an Outdoors Card with the exception of a 1-day sport fishing licence. Renew, replace or update an Outdoors Card Fishing licence fees for Ontario residents Where to buy your first fishing Outdoors Card and licence...
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Dolly Erbrecht takes us on her salmon charter to understand why the rivers are important for Port Credit’s fishing industry. Rehab has made the Credit River a hot spot for salmon fishing. Cleaning up waters and adding shade trees brought back river’s former residents. Read the full story...
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