MiraMichi River Atlantic Salmon Score a Victory Over Striped Bass
Mark Hambrook personally witnessed the decline of Atlantic salmon and now the explosive return of Striped Bass.
Entries by Lawrence
UN Report on Climate Change
A report issued in October 2018 by the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns that governments need to act soon to avoid far-reaching catastrophic effects.
Atlantic Salmon Versus Striped Bass
Carroll Randall, outdoor writer for the Halifax Chronicle Herald, trains and certifies fishing guides and has led numerous conservation initiatives over the years
When is Enough Enough?
(First published in Fish Hunt Ride Magazine –Fall 2017) Many of us recall plenty of news reports about commercial fishers being forced to take a 180 degree turn on how they harvest wild fish stocks. From being incented to fish more, harder and longer, to a shakedown in the industry that witnessed governments purchasing back […]
Geoff Green Inspires Students On Ice
One of Canada’s greatest explorers Geoff Green has travelled to the Arctic and Antarctic over 130 times.
Canada’s Plastic Accord
Did you know that by 2050 plastic in the ocean will outweigh the fish?
Winnipeg Lake Red River and the Freshwater Institute
Dr. Eva Enders is one of over 17 fish biologists working out of Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Freshwater Institute located in Winnipeg Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg Walleye are Against the Ropes
Dr. Scott Forbes at the University of Winnipeg is following the plight of the Walleye, Sauger and Whitefish in Lake Winnipeg.
Threats to Lake Winnipeg On the Increase
We don’t often hear about Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba, but it’s now in the news far too often, and for the wrong reasons
Gord Pyzer on the State of Lake Winnipeg Walleye
Gord Pyzer has news about the state of Canada’s world-class Walleye fishery on Lake Winnipeg that needs to be heard.