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With thousands of trout flies for brook trout, most will work in the right conditions—but these 10 are my go-to every season.
A reader asks: I’d like to troll for spring brown trout on Lake Ontario. What structure, depth, speed & presentation work best for a beginner?
After opener, trout flood tributaries and face heavy pressure. Catching them takes stealth and clever lure selection.
With thousands of trout flies for brook trout, most will work in the right conditions—but these 10 are my go-to every season.
A reader asks: I’d like to troll for spring brown trout on Lake Ontario. What structure, depth, speed & presentation work best for a beginner?
After opener, trout flood tributaries and face heavy pressure. Catching them takes stealth and clever lure selection.
Ontario’s put-and-take fishery has evolved creating exciting fishing opportunities anglers can take advantage of.
This crispy skin lake trout dish switches up the usual heavy winter meals for something a little lighter with warmer flavours.
To truly feel the power of these fish, try bottom bouncing steelhead instead of using floats and long rods.
The Nottawasaga River holds a very special place in my fishing memory bank — it’s where I landed my first river steelhead.
A reader asks if splake can't reproduce, then how would they still have eggs in their bellies? OFAH's Adam Weir responds.
Here's all you need to know to catch lake trout through the ice—anywhere in Ontario, from gear to tactics and top spots.

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