THUNDER BAY, ON ~ March 11, 2008 ~ It appears that our story and photo on the 1000 pound sturgeon was not what it appeared to be. Mike wrote us stating that " I have had this image forwarded to me numerous times over the last three years. I doubt this is a lake sturgeon from Lake Erie. The fish in the photo is likely a white sturgeon which is native to the west coast (ie. Frazer River in BC). 
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WHEATLEY, ON, ~ March 10, 2008 ~ This Sturgeon was caught at TWO CREEKS CONSERVATION AREA, 
Wheatley, Ontario (at Lake Erie) 11/19/2007. It weighed out at over 1,000 lbs and measured out at 11'1". It was 56" around the girth read more.....>
A Dirty Dozen for your Vessel Paradise Marine down in Gulf Shores, Alabama takes care of a tremendous number of boats. Consequently, they see plenty of service and maintenance items that most of us might think aren’t really all that important.
We would, of course, be wrong. Paradise has assembled a series of things that can sometimes be taken for granted and overlooked for annual service. We’re not talking about dings in the gel coat, torn upholstery, broken livewell pumps and stuff like that, we’re talking about things that have a tremendous potential impact on your safety, reliability, fuel-economy and trouble-free operation. read more......>
Once again the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR), Northwest Science and Information Branch is holding its Squeers Lake Winter Fishery. This will be the 24th year for this annual event.
The purpose of this study is to determine the allowable harvest of lake trout from plankton feeding lake trout communities like Squeers Lake. Approximately 40 % of the lake trout lakes in Ontario represent this community type, therefore making this research extremely valuable for provincial management of coldwater fish communities read more.....>
Sunday, 28 October 2007 The Trout Lake Learning Centre has announced two new initiatives. JP Fraser states, "We have received funding to hire an intern to do McIntyre Superior Rainbow Study The goal of the study is to enhance to overall environmental quality of the McIntyre River system, including the protection and development of urban fisheries by discovering the cause of the decline in the numbers of rainbow trout returning to Trout Lake via the McIntyre River to spawn".
"We are currently looking for a Study Director," continued Fraser. "This is a year-long contract position scheduled to commence in January 2008". read more.....>
December 14, 2007 Nipigon Several changes to Ontario’s fishing regulations come into effect on January 1, 2008. The changes are part of the ministry’s new ecological framework for recreational fisheries management in Ontario. Under this approach, the ministry is managing fisheries on a landscape basis rather than on a lake-by-lake basis. read more..... >
Ontario not only boasts stunning fall scenery in the months of September and October but also 
boasts some of the best walleye fishing in the world. With the autumn colours in full bloom it is
time to put away those summer walleye fishing tactics and change to the next season with its water temperature changes and the way walleye behave and act. This doesn't make them any harder to catch, in fact most Ontario anglers will say that the fall brings the best walleye bite there is provided you make a few modifications to your angling style. more info......>