A New Fishing Year

Although it’s been too long since the last report, I have managed to wet a line here & there! The Steelhead fishing has been pretty good if you could dodge the daily weather changes. I did get snowed in once when 49 inches of the heavy stuff fell in a 24 hour period. Yes, I did say inches! In between steelhead, there have been a few walleye ice fishing trips that have helped me keep my sanity, but barely. Shovelling snow every other day has caused me to look foreword to the ice melt even more than usual this year. I hope to be able to get the boat back on the water for the season opener for trout & salmon at the end of April, but who knows if the lakes will still be frozen! I will also be fishing Memphremagog, Massawippi and a few other smaller lakes for trout & salmon as well and am taking bookings already. Having the right boat surely helps with the different styles of fishing that I am planning on doing this season. The 621 Ranger Multi Species rig is equipped for everything that I want to cover from early trout to late fall Walleye & Muskie. The bass fishing will not change as my priority, but now I will expand on the other styles and species of fishing as well. My bookings have already begun and there will surely be more to come when the weather finally warms. If anyone is interested in some great early season action, I suggest that you get in touch with me as soon as possible. As with past seasons, it’s first come, first serve! This boat can take a maximum of four people, plus myself, but I still prefer only three. It’s a safety factor and nothing else! Tight lines to all!