Photo of two Largemouth bass that were two of 5 3lb plus Bass the author and his fishing partner caught off a single tree on their favorite lake. Miles of steep undeveloped shoreline complete with an endless supply of blow-downs make one of my favorite lakes ideal habitat for sheltering large Bass. The fun started […]
By Lawrence Gunther (First Published in Fish Hunt Ride Magazine – Spring 2017) It may be the case that Canada’s capital Ottawa has one of the least developed and inaccessible shorelines anywhere in the world, but that doesn’t deter people from fishing. In spite of the limited shoreline access, anglers still manage to partake in […]
I’m proud to have the honor of being the first Canadian to take part in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) 3-day Fisheries Science and Management for Recreational Anglers Workshop
Hear the reactions from key industry and media leaders including this year’s key note presenter, Dave Mercer
AMI.Ca now has a link to the TV special on my Yukon adventure, but lots didn’t make the final cut.
AMI TV and I put our heads together and came up with an idea for a TV special called “Postcards from the Yukon”.
The Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC) Documentary Channel has licensed my documentary “What Lies Below”.
Fishing for Walleye in lakes is equivalent to downhill skiing on blue diamond slopes; doable, but not nearly as challenging and potentially rewarding as pursuing huge Walleye in fast flowing double-diamond rivers.
Craig asked me to come on his show for a 23-minute interview as he recognized my story was unique.
Every year volunteers from Blue Fish Canada work hard to take young people fishing.
Mathew and Kyla Owl were selected by the new First Nations owners to lead the transformation process and operate Ritchie Falls.
While wading rivers for Trout I find it interesting just how closely my guide dog Moby watches my every move.
Reviews of Lawrence’s documentary What Lies Below
A mid-November day on the St. Lawrence fishing with Luc Girard and John Chang for monster Musky can be a cold and frustrating experience. We explored a stretch of river between Lake St. Francis and Cornwall, a section known for plenty of structure, deep channels, endless shallow flats, and rocky shoals that go for miles. […]
You really don’t need to go far from Canada’s capital and forth largest city, Ottawa, to access hundreds of prime Bass Canadian Shield lakes. How lucky can one guy be. Thankfully, Navionics has many of these lakes included on their various digital map offerings, which is pretty cool given it’s a company located in the […]