Suitable for fishermen who just had to visit Toronto and didn’t want to travel too far from there, the Bay Of Quinte offers some excellent Canada fishing for largemouth bass, walleye, and a variety of other game fish. While there are several areas within this bay that are worth looking into, TopTenz particularly recommends Merland Park Resort for walleye fishing.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
North Lake
Want to really go for the big fish and catch some tuna? We’re not talking just any ol’ tiny tuna that fits in a can, but giant bluefin tuna. Then there’s no passing up North Lake, located in the far Eastern Canadian Prince Edward Island, perfect for after you’ve visited Big Camps River Inc. Your recommended contact to arrange for some rewarding tuna fishing is Tony’s Tuna Fishing. Seriously, fish that average 600-1200 pounds? The defense rests.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Kispiox River
Located in mid-British Columbia, this location is famous for having the world’s largest steelhead fish, so it’s another very good option for someone who wants to set a world record while fishing in Canada. The river is prone to blowing out, due to high rains, for its fifty fishable miles, making for a more potentially thrilling experience. Nearby is the alternative Skeena River if you’re not in the mood for that. We highly recommend checking out the Bear Claw Lodge, whose beauty really speaks for itself.
Tobin Lake
Does walleye sound like the fish for you? Then you’ll want to check out the Tobin Lake Resort, where one lucky fisherman became the world record holder for walleye ice fishing. Located 33 kilometers north of the closest airport in Nipiwan, Saskatchewan, Tobin Lake Resort also offers extremely affordable lodging and boat rental prices. By the way, regarding that world record-setting pike, it was caught by Father Mariuz Zajac. A priest. Something to think about before you drop your line.
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