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Uncovering the Secrets From Shore WFN Launches New Show Geared Towards the Big City Angler Toronto, ON Sept.10, 2009 – It’s time for Big City Fishing! WFN: The World Fishing Network, North America’s only 24-hour fishing lifestyle channel, announced today that it has joined forces with Executive Producer Henry Waszczuk and his company, Fins Media Group to launch this exciting new show debuting June 2010 on WFN and WFNHD. If you have ever wanted to know what’s along the waterfront you pass by daily or under a bridge near your office – we will uncover those secrets from shore and take you fishing in and around Canada’s most populated cities. This is back to basics fishing, an affordable alternative to exotic and expensive fishing vacations. Big City Fishing is strictly shore fishing at its best! Novice fishermen and seasoned anglers alike will benefit and be entertained by the affordable and accessible fishing adventures close to home. The how-to and where-to, along with easy to follow tips on everything from bait selection, basic shore fishing tactics, equipment and environmental issues will be part of this TV series. Add the details featuring the city and exact fishing location will all contribute to helping the viewer become a more successful angler close to home. From salmon to smallmouth bass, pike to panfish, join Big City Fishing’s host Jamie Pistilli each week as he takes viewers on family-orientated, affordable fishing adventures. Jamie has been fishing the waters of North America for over 20 years, and although he has caught both saltwater and freshwater fish, his specialty is trophy musky and carp fishing. Jamie has been featured in numerous fishing publications and is a regional editor for Kayak Angler Magazine. He’s an active advisor, guide and fishing consultant in Ottawa, Ontario. About Big City Fishing - The executive team of Big City Fishing includes well known TV celebrity and producer, Henry Waszczuk, Michael Walker and Tim Cherry. Waszczuk brings over 25 years of professional fishing experience as Executive Producer of the new show. Michael brings 24 years in Post Production Management and Marketing, Tim Cherry, brings over 20 of sports production experience through his fathers hockey background of Don Cherry’s Rock’m, Sock’m NHL Hockey DVD’s. About WFN - The World Fishing Network is the only 24/7 television network dedicated to all segments of fishing with programming that covers instruction, tips, tournaments, travel, outdoor lifestyle and more. WFN’s wide-ranging programming lineup includes a selection of the best international series and the most diverse species coverage of any outdoor network. WFN also delivers the beauty of fishing in stunning High Definition with WFN –HD.

you need to decide on a smallie or largie bag and focus efforts accordingly.Water temps are dropping and smallies will be schooling.Be ready for multiple fish of same size coming in with hooked fish. Best of luck and I hope the winds are light.

......visiting in Richmond Hill. Lots of damage by Bass Pro area. Was driving up 404 near Finch when storm hit-pretty scary and crazy.

ya.from me too

A true giant and mid summer no less.57-58 seems about right and I am guessing 47-49 lbs,probably 53-55 lbs in Nov.

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that water color looks like you are in Cancun

ditto on the chub-1000%

iberostar?? Was there in Feb-great place. Nowhere to fish really. THE best resort in Varadero.

Joey-just curious what you paid for the net. I bought mine there too but was not entirely satisfied with what I paid for it. Cats Meow for muskie nets tho' .

I read on the net that EA has ceased publishing its magazine. I hope its just a rumor. Its is and was the finest muskie/pike/walleye magazine. Top quality articles and pictures. Someone clear it up if possible.

taking vacation?

Roy-you having any success with the short line?

Craig-just curious are you the same who worked for Bob on Real Fishing?

My teenage years were intertwined with CFNY. All the roadshows. Anyone remember Sunday nights at RPM with Chris Sheppard? Oh the memories..............and the girlies!!

I caught the weigh in-was actually quite exciting. The Montreal boys in the lead on day 1 were the last to weigh in on day 2. All eyes were on the scale and it finally showed a 5 oz lead over the current leader. First prize was over 21000. Also the live release % for both days was 99.3 .

HF-I think you have been away from Mtl for too long. Looking across from St Lambert gives you a beautiful view of dtn Mtl with Mont Royal as the back drop

seems that way but Wayne Iz is init to winnit

I noticed some of the more visible names have had theirs taken off the list-Dave Mercer,JPD,Kalonka and Kulik. Are you guys still entered? If so-best of luck as prefishing starts tomorrow I believe. Almost 120 boats

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You try getting married and having kids-perfect recipe for greyness and baldness

thanks Roy for the help

I hit a lake near Montreal on Sunday hoping for my first ever landlocked salmon. We trolled flyrods with sinking ends and hit water in the 10-25 ft range. Baits were small minnow crankbaits and smelt imitating streamers. With lines in the water for only one minute the reel with the small crank screamed. After a great battle a spunky 15 incher was in the boat. These fish are like small steelies on steroids. They can strip line off a reel in seconds. In the next 30 minutes 3 more were boated. Streamers and cranks were both equally effective during the day. There was a period of downtime (45 min) and I was in deep thought when a larger one hit the fly-ZZZZZZZZZTTT ZZZZTT ZZZZZZTTTTTTT nearly gave me a heart attack. This fish took the bait and stripped at least 50 ft of backing off the fly reel-in micro seconds. They fly out of the water too. Just awesome. To make this longer story a bit shorter we had at least 27 salmon hit the baits with 18 in the boat. These fish taste great so we brought home our limit of 2 per person. What an amazing way to get into a type of fish that I never caught before. As usual pics should follow

I bought a boat last year privately. The owner had a document drawn up very professionally and was sighed accordingly. Only I did a great job at putting it away. I contacted the old owner and he said he got rid of all his documents after 6 months. What happens if I need to produce proof of ownership? Who should I contact? The boat was bought for 13000$

Canadians suck-they will never make the playoffs. Canadians just got past Boston but they will get destroyed in the second round. Ok-the Canadians are in the 3rd rd but they still suck and will be swept. Lookie lookie who made it to the 4th rd-the gutless talentless team full of non Canadian players. OMG the Canadians are in the Finals-lucky buggers must be paying off the refs. yawn On a side note I'll bet 20 with 3-1 odds that they don't get swept put yer moola where yer yapper is and pm me