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Around 3hrs within the GTA would be ideal. Maybe the Kawarthas. Would prefer casting over trolling.

Hi all, I started fishing a few years ago and have been hooked since. Mostly I catch bass and pan fish and also went salmon fishing a few times. I feel it is time to try something different. I want to learn how to catch muskies. Would anyone know any affordable muskie guides? It's more important to learn the basics of how to do it then actually catching one (although that would be a bonus of course ) Thanks in advance!

Hi All, I was wondering what advantages a shimano calcutta B 200 series reel has over a shimano curado 200's or abu garcia revo's? Line capacity and drag isn't all that different. Thanks in advance for responses

excellent pictures mike. really enjoyed your report.

basically looking for a place where there aren't too many ppl, somewhere nice where we can catch some big fishes and enjoy the scenary. We're not really picky about the place we stay at, just as long as its clean, have a place to shower and cook. something like a cabin.

we would definitely need a boat. no need for housekeeping, just need a clean place to stay. The main point is to catch some big nice fishes! just walleye and pike are fine, as long as there's a lot of them haha.

Hey guys, I'm new on this forum and just started fishing a couple years ago. I'm trying to plan a fishing trip and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a good fishing lodge place (for bass/pike/walleye/muskie) that's within 8hrs drive of Toronto?

hey, i'm interested in the hamilton location. can you give me some more info? Thanks