Small mouth bass have been around for many years and are not native to Nova Scotia. In the early years, they were introduced into lakes that did not have tributaries so they could not move to other water courses. That worked well for a time, but then folks who liked to fish for bass and… Read more Profiling easy-to-catch small mouth bass
http://thechronicleherald.ca/southshorebreaker/1578370-secrets-to-salmon-fishing-in-nova-scotia There are still many rivers in Nova Scotia that have salmon returning to them each year. There are only a few rivers that you are legally allowed to fish for salmon and there are no rivers that you are allowed to keep a salmon. Salmon fishing in Nova Scotia is strictly catch and release.… Read more Secrets to salmon fishing in Nova Scotia
http://thechronicleherald.ca/southshorebreaker/1576810-using-a-nova-scotia-registered-guide The guiding business in Nova Scotia has been around for a very long time. It was formalized in 1920 when the Nova Scotia Guides Association was founded. At that time there were a large number of individual guides who wanted to create one voice for the guiding industry. In those days, there were annual… Read more Using a Nova Scotia registered guide
http://thechronicleherald.ca/southshorebreaker/1575252-warmer-weather-is-almost-here-for-bass-chain-pickerel-and-perch The waters in the lakes and rivers are starting to warm up, which means that trout fishing will start to slow down. This also means the warm water fish: bass, chain pickerel and perch will start to pick up. Once the waters hit 20 C, trout will start to head for the deeper, colder… Read more Warmer weather is almost here for bass, chain pickerel and perch