I am a multi-species guide. My goal is to produce large fish each day. Fish species depends on which fish the customer wishes to target. My guiding has taken me to a few different parts of the world. I have guided on Great Bear Lake in the North West Territories and have fished extensively in Mexico during the winters.
My true passion for fishing is realized by my guests when they fish with me, especially when I am Muskie fishing here on Eagle Lake. These big monsters definitely get me excited. I have fished and won a few local tournaments for both Walleyes and Muskies and was the North American Junior Champion in 1976 with Muskies Inc.
Tournaments are fun but I still prefer the friendships that are developed with the day to day fishing with my clients. I really enjoy teaching children and beginners to fish and to respect the environment that we are so fortunate to be able to use.
Many of my clients return year after year and many great friendships have developed over the years. It would be my pleasure to have you and your friends or family join me for a truly CANADIAN fishing experience.
Lakes I fish
I mainly fish Eagle Lake and it's feeder lake systems. Eagle Lake consistently produces great numbers of Walleyes with true trophy potential each day. Eagle also has a fantastic Smallmouth Bass population, which is often overlooked because of all the other species that are available. In late September and October we often have 30 to 40 fish-days with many Bass between 18" and 21".
Because of Ontario's recent development of a slot program for Northern Pike, we are now producing many big Northern Pike in the 10 to 20-pound range. Lake Trout populations are good with most averaging 8 to15 pounds with a few each year reaching the 25 to 30-pound range.
Eagle Lake is famous for it's Giant Monster Muskies. Many avid Muskie hunters believe that the next world record will come from Eagle Lake. Muskie are indigenous to North America. In all of USA and Canada, there has only been four Muskie caught in history that have reached 60 pounds and two of those were caught in Eagle Lake. The two biggest and most well known are the Louie Spray's World Record and Ken O'Brien's Ontario Record, which neither was caught in Eagle Lake.
Muskie fishing is my specialty. I boat many fish over 50" each season.
I target monster Muskies right into November. Mid September thru the end of October are the big fish months here on Eagle Lake. Other Muskie waters I fish are Wabigoon Lake, Canyon Lake, Cedar Lake and some smaller lakes in the area.
