lawrence What’s New at Blue Fish Canada: In between our weekly treks to the Blue Fish Exploration Centre as volunteers work hard to prepare the property for our launch in 2024, we found time to take part in the Lake Links conference. After several years of going virtual, this year’s annual meeting is back to in-person. … Read more
Lawrence and Scottie discuss the future sale of Frenchman Bay on Lake Ontario, what it could mean for access to fishing, and other private land access issues across Canada.
Kat Kavanagh is the founder and Executive Director of Water Rangers, a Canadian NGO focused on equipping and inspiring youth and others to test, document and share data on the state of Canada’s rivers and lakes.
Scottie and Lawrence discuss what to do when a Conservation Officer asks you to help bust salmon poachers.
What’s new at Blue Fish Canada: Blue Fish Canada volunteers and directors are putting in hundreds of volunteer hours to create our first Blue Fish Exploration Centre. The goal is to open the doors July 2024. In the meantime, there’s no shortage of fish and fishing news from across Canada, and this issue digs into … Read more
Brian Morrison has over 20 years of direct experience researching and providing advice on the state of Lake Ontario’s salmon stocks.
Lawrence and Scotty discuss a recent case of anglers cheating by trimming the tails of Northern Pike.
Scotty and Lawrence discuss a highly problematic news story concerning the actions of anglers fishing for Lake Ontario’s spawning salmon, but not before the two cover a range of fish and fishing stories from across Canada.
BLUE FISH CANADA ANNOUNCES YOUTH OUTDOOR EXPLORATION CENTRE! Blue Fish Canada selects Quebec’s Pontiac region to locate the new Blue Fish Exploration Centre following a year-long search undertaken with the support ofthe Pontiac’s Municipal Regional Council. “The decision by Blue Fish Canada to establish the new Blue Fish Exploration Centre in the Pontiac is a … Read more
Dr. Harison speaks with Lawrence about Lake Ontario’s diminishing commercial fisheries and what establishing a National Marine Conservation Area could mean for fishing in general.