Podcasts about muskies canada

This week on Outdoor Journal Radio, the boys are back at the Toronto Sportsmen's Show for the last time this year with one of the most familiar faces in the Canadian fishing scene, Jay Siemens.First, however, a bit of housekeeping was in order. Topics discussed included: Muskies Canada; more weights in fish; and taking your crappie to the zoo.With those matters out of the way, Jay stops by the booth! Topics discussed included: getting your significant other interested in the outdoors; adjusting your plans; Uncut Angling; the ridiculous size of Ontario; hitting 1 million views; LiveScope glasses; phones replacing cameras; Striped Bass fishing; and much more!To never miss an episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review on your favourite podcast app!More from Angelo and Pete:► WEBSITE► FACEBOOK► INSTAGRAM► YOUTUBEMore from Jay Siemens:► WEBSITE► FACEBOOK► INSTAGRAM► TWITTER► YOUTUBE► SHOP CATCH AND COOKThank you to today's sponsors!Invasive Species Centre - Protecting Canada's land and water from invasive speciesColeman Canada - The Outside is Calling, Answer the Call.CANADIAN ANGLERS: Outdoor Journal Radio and the Invasive Species Centre are looking for your help in getting information about our invasive Goldfish population. Fill out the quick survey to help us keep our waters safe from invasive species!

Part 2 in this exciting discussion turns its attention to how the 2024 Muskie Odyssey will be bigger, badder, and a lot more fun!  Ryan and Peter divulge the amazing details for this epic event, including:Odyssey when and where, and event itineraryVendor listSpeakers (including a science panel) The brand new tackle swap eventWhy it's important / beneficial to buy tickets in advance!  

Fresh off the heels of an incredible Muskie Odyssey that saw 1000 people, a ton of vendors, and some talented speakers get together in Oshawa to enjoy the sport of muskie fishing and all that comes with it.  Ryan sits with us to talk about changes to the Muskies Canada Inc organization and how it will improve the membership experience as we look down the road.  Highlights include: The value of being an MCI chapter member How the chapter function is changing to be more accommodating to outlying locales  Using technology to give members even better service and utility Facilitating youth memberships into MCI

Chris and Frank sit down with Muskies Canada members Bryan Mathes and Peter Robertson to talk about the organization and the upcoming 2022 Muskie Odyssey on April 2nd in Hamilton, ON.  Highlights include:   A look back on Muskies Canada programs and what is in store for the future Detailed discussion on the prizes and speakers happening at this year's Muskie Odyssey  Chris and Frank make a MASSIVE announcement about a new Ugly Pike project that is launching Summer '22

Rob is an active member of Muskies Canada and volunteered on the Lake Simcoe Muskie Restoration Program, as well as many other conservation initiatives.  Rob was one of the guest speakers at both the 2017 and 2019 (power panel) Muskie Odyssey and has been featured in numerous fishing magazines and TV shows including Angler and Hunter TV, as well as the Musky Hunter, where Rob guided Jim Saric to the show's first ever Tiger! 

Matt Myers is a board member on the Saint John River Chapter of Muskies Canada.  He also owns and operates the YouTube channel Master Crow Outdoors.  Matt talks about what it takes to find the apex predator on what might be the most underrated muskie fishery in Canada - New Brunswick.  

Muskies Canada put together a panel of impressive women who fish from all different prime muskie waters.  They lend their unique perspective and expertise on a variety of topics ranging from equipment selection to bait and targeting tactics. 

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/93 Bill Spicer host of The New Fly Fisher breaks down musky fishing and some great tips to get you into a chance for a big fish.  We talk about the best lakes to target musky, the gear you need to have a chance and how to revive a tired fish. Bill describes the biggest difference between pike and musky, why he uses marker buoys and how a musky can melt a stainless steel hook.  Lots of good stuff including where to go for more resources to hook some musky. Show Notes with Bill Spicer Updated Time and Links: https://wetflyswing.com/93 Bill has been part of The New Fly Fisher as a host for a number of years now.  Bill tells us how he was lucky and in the right place. Mark Melnyk and Phil Rowley are both part of The New Fly Fisher.  Phil Rowley was on in a past episode and it was a very good show. Colin McKeown was on the podcast and talked about atlantic salmon. Lake of the Woods and Lake Nipising are two of the goto lakes for Musky if you could go anywhere. The RIO musky pike taper is a goto line that Bill uses.  He feels it's one of the best lines on the market. Bite wire from RIO is a key for keeping fish on your line and avoids leaving a hook in a musky mouth. The figure 8 is a key.  Check out the Crow Lake Lodge which breaks out the figure 8.  This is a good video that shows how to do the figure 8 and hook a fish. Marker boys help to mark the areas where fish are holding. Andy Pappas was one of the big guides that helped Bill with Musky. Francisco Vilches was a huge South American guide with Huillin Fly Fishing. Jim Saric's Musky Hunter is a good resource along with the Ugly Pike Podcast as well as Muskies Canada. The best temperatures are between 55 and 72 degrees.  Here are a list of some good musky videos. Mark Melnick is the newest new fly fisher and covering salt. Erick Clapton and Chet Atkins are both big influences for Bill. You can find Bill at The New Fly Fisher on Youtube. Resources Noted in the Show A few of the products that Bill notes in the show: RIO InTouch Pike/Musky Fly Line RIO Wire Bite Tippet   Videos Noted in the Show Huillin Fly Fishing in Patagonia   Chet Atkins - Black Mountain Rag Eric Clapton - Layla Conclusion with Bill Spice Bill Spicer breaks out some great tips including where the New Fly Fisher has taken him over the last 17 years.  We find out why synthetics are better for tying, why a wide gap hook is best, why you need a carbonated beverage to save fish, and the bigger difference between pike and musky. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/93

C’était samedi le 16 septembre dernier qu’avait lieu le Challenge LSP de Muskies Canada. Trente pêcheurs, la plupart des membres du chapitre de Montréal et Québec, s’y disputait le honneurs. Pour ma part, je faisais équipe avec ma conjointe Isabelle et mon fidèle compagnon de pêche Mario. La pêche fut difficile. On devait composer avec [...]

Sam Ecker comes into studio to share knowledge from his time guiding in the Kawartha Lakes.  We also discuss Sam's latest venture - Figure Ate TV, a muskie multimedia program that offers useful tips on how to track down these elusive beasts!   Note that at the time of this recording, Sam was the VP of Muskies Canada.  Since this recording, he stepped down from his position and is focusing on his guiding and media services.  Sam also happens to make a hell of a bucktail...if you can get your hands on one  :) 

In this episode, Muskies Canada member and fishing maniac Pete Mitges is in studio to talk about the value of networking to share knowledge about the best tactics to net and boat muskellunge. Solid communities help anglers and the muskie community is no different.  Learn how to go about researching and joining your local chapter associations and how this will be of great value to every fisherman.  

C’est le retour du podcast! Voici un montage que j’ai fait à partir de ce que j’ai enregistré lors de la soirée de gars de Big Bass Challenge Québec le 8 mars dernier. J’ai même pu faire un petit discours sur le maskinongé et sur Muskies Canada.  

We wrap up our chat with Fisheries biologist Jason Barnucz this week with some discussion on closed fishing seasons and the overall state of Ontario fishing health. Jason has some interesting insight into the shifting open seasons across Ontario, early spawning seasons, and his controversial article in Bassmaster where he suggests a catch and release spring bass season. You won't be disappointed with the wealth of information an expert in the field brings to the conversation. This week with Jason proves to be the most educational and thoughtful discussion on sport fishing we have had to date. And we wrap on a great story about the next generation of young anglers and their passion for the sport. Tune in; don't miss episode of One More Cast. Episode Resources: Jason Barnucz on Twitter: @BassinBiologist Pure Fishing: www.PureFishing.com Berkley Fishing: www.berkley-fishing.com Abu Garcia: www.abugarcia.com The Royal Ontario Museum - www.rom.on.ca Muskies Canada: www.muskiescanada.ca Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters: www.ofah.org Grand River Conservation Authority: www.grandriver.ca

I have the pleasure of talking about conservation and invasive species with the one and only Jason Barnucz. Jason is a Fisheries Biologist from Southern Ontario working with Fisheries and Oceans Canada. He shares a wealth of information with me on this show. Tune in for our chat as Jason talks about his field work in bio-diversity, teaching fish identification at the Royal Ontario Museum, Endangered and Threatened Species, the spread of the Round Goby in Ontario waters, and the rules surrounding man-made fishing cover.  And no conversation about conservation would be complete without discussing the recent closure of Walleye in Lake Scugog for the foreseeable future. Don't miss this fascinating look into the environmental science behind the sport we love. Episode Resources: Jason Barnucz on Twitter: @BassinBiologist Pure Fishing: www.PureFishing.com Berkley Fishing: www.berkley-fishing.com Abu Garcia: www.abugarcia.com The Royal Ontario Museum - www.rom.on.ca Muskies Canada: www.muskiescanada.ca Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters: www.ofah.org Grand River Conservation Authority: www.grandriver.ca  

Dans cette épisode du podcast je fais un bilan de ma saison. Je parle aussi du projet d’étude sur le maskinongé dirigé par le ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs du Québec et auquel Muskies Canada va contribuer directement. Joyeuses fêtes à tous et à l’année prochaine!

Samedi dernier c’était la 4e édition du tournoi de pêche au brochet organisé par le chapitre de Montréal de Muskies Canada et Mile Phillips. Après une courte nuit j’étais au quai à Lachine dès 6h00 samedi matin pour mettre le bateau à l’eau. Je n’étais pas le premier arrivé. Il y avait plein d’amis pêcheur [...]

Hier au meeting du chapitre de Montréal de Muskies Canada nous recevions le guide de pêche grande renommé M. Mike Lazarus. Mike Lazarus est membre du temple de la renommée de Muskies Canada. Il est un membre fondateur et membre à vie du chapitre de Montréal. On peu le voir pêcher en compagnie de Jim [...]