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Joc River Embayment Project

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Listen to a lead biologist from the Rideau Valley Conservation Association and the President of Musky Canada Inc. describe what it takes to turn a stretch of an urban river into prime fish habitat.

Living Water Rally

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Over a period of two days Lawrence Gunther took part in the Living Water Rally in Almyr Quebec. Lawrence represented Blue Fish Canada in the planning of the event, was the MC at one of the pannel presentations, and provided input during the closing discussions that led to the drafting of an action statement. The … Read more

Tony Moss and the 2014 Living Water Rall

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The Fresh water Alliance recently held its biannual Living Water rally and Tony Moss speaks about the challenges, successes and lessons learned, as well as the great results achieved.

Chief Adam and Salmon Harvesting

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The struggle between commercial fishing for Salmon on the ocean and First Nations communities continues; only now science is backing up what native fishers have been saying for years – we need to harvest selectively.

Dr. Alexander Wilson Talks Sailfish

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Ever wonder how Sailfish use their enormous dorsal fins and bills to aid in their capture of pray? Listen to Dr. Alexander Wilson talk about his underwater filming research of Sailfish working together to chorale and consume baitfish.
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Brewers Park Reconstruction

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Blue Fish tours the inner-city Brewer Pond rehabilitation project with Jennifer Lamoureux of the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority to hear how an uninhabitable pond is being turned into prime Musky spawning habitat.
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