My favourite place to fish through the ice is on Lake Clear.  This lake is located in Eastern Ontario, Canada, about a 2 hour drive northwest of Ottawa. My main goal is to catch Walleye, but I've caught Lake Trout and Brown Burbot (a.k.a. Ling) as well.  I've had the most success at night.  The bite times will vary, anywhere from 7pm to 4am, but it's almost always dark when I

I recently had problems signing into my WFN account through Facebook.  I sent an e-mail to the WFN staff and they were quick to rectify the problem.  I just wanted to say thank you to the staff responsible for the WFN website/ambassador support.  Sincerely, Cory Lambert

STEP 1 Find any spoon of the desired size you'd like.  I used a soup spoon that I purchased at Dollarama.  (I got 3 for $1.00) STEP 2. Cut the handle off of the spoon using snips, wire cutters, a lot of bending or whatever else works. STEP 3. Use a file to smooth the cut edge and remove any

These are some of my favorite lures.  From left to right: 1. Rapala Jointed Minnow (size 13)  - Great for shallow water Northern Pike.  Has great action and can be cast far and retrieved at various speeds. 2. Willams Wabler (gold plated size 70)  - Great for Northern Pike or Largemouth Bass.  I've also caught Perch and Rock Bass with this spoon.

So I finally decided to try out a baitcast outfit.  I was hesitant at first because I knew that backlashes could be aggravating and I was just so used to my spinning reels.  I must say, however, that after watching some helpful videos, and a bit of practice, I was not disappointed. With proper line spooling, and tension setting, I have almost eliminated backlashes.  When I do