Canadian River Angler TV

[Bow Man]

Kit the new webpage/blog is looking good. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing.

 

[Kit]

Kit the new webpage/blog is looking good. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing.

Thanks Andrew!

 

[Kit]

New blog!

"When Should You Go Fishing?"

http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/05/when-should-you-go-fishing.html

 

[Kit]

Worms?
http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/05/worms.html

River Bass Gear.
http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/05/gear-for-river-smallmouth-fishing-so-i.html

Also we are excited to announce that Hangbelly Lures is sending us some of their product to test out and review.


We are super excited how well this is coming along for us. Thanks to everyone on OFF for the support reading our blog and giving us tips.

 

[Kit]

We have another company sending us some amazing looking attractant that's made from REAL bait fish. And lasts 30 minutes and sticks to baits.

Rage Fish Attractants

 

[420fisherman]

Subscribed on youtube . Awesome videos.

 

[Kit]

Thanks man!

 

[Kit]

Mono, Braid? What do you use? Here's some pro's and cons.

http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/06/mono-filament-vs-braid.html

 

[Kit]

Guys get some of these things, tell em we sent you.


http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/06/the-hangbelly-lure-company.html

 

[hamiltonangler94]

Can't wait to try them out

 

[Kit]

Just want to say thanks to everyone who views our blog we just broke 1080 views. And most of the traffic comes from OFF. So thanks so much.

 

[Kit]

Tired of loosing fish, tackle and lures do to bad knots? Here's a few knots every angler should know.

http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/06/knots.html

 

[Kit]

Not sure how to approach a new to you river system? Here's some tips.

http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/06/how-to-fish-new-river.html

 

[cptpronin]

Gosh, I never thought to look for structure. Is that where the fish are? I always forget to check for that kind of thing when I fish a new stream darn it.

So they are just hiding under any log, or behind any rock? Not a very detailed stream fishing article. What about structure in front, and behind riffles, rocks in riffles, overhangs and logs on the outside bends, back eddies, etc. What water has more oxygen? What about fishing closer to cool spring inlets and forks where one stream empties into another? Do you fish upstream, across stream, down stream? What about shade, foliage overhanging the water? What about rocky bottoms, gravely bottoms vs. silty bottoms?

 

[Kit]

Well depends what your fishing for. Trout? Yeah fast water, ripples, white water, gravel bottom, behind big rocks that break current, under cut banks with tree overhang or submerged logs..

Bass or Pike wont be in fast water. Calmer the better they don't like to fight current unless they have to.

Gravel bottom or silty bottom does not matter much. Only when the spawn is on it matters.

This article was not for a specific species just some key simple points that will get people into fish and general information.

Sounds like you want info on Trout waters. There's another article on there for trout streams. http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/05/finding-brook-trout-eric-belanger.html


Thanks for the interest.

 

[Kit]

Everyone needs a Buff!

http://canadianriverangler.blogspot.ca/2014/06/buff-canada.html

 

[IR4Jflyfishing]

Hey kit, for a share in CRA tv I will personally edit and even write your reviews (with your guidance of course). The sloppy spelling and grammar isn't as professional as we all expect you guys to be.

Here are my qualifications:
Raised on "reading railroad"
Own a "hooked on phonics"
Thats about it

 

[instapump416]

Hey kit, for a share in CRA tv I will personally edit and even write your reviews (with your guidance of course). The sloppy spelling and grammar isn't as professional as we all expect you guys to be.

Here are my qualifications:
Raised on "reading railroad"
Own a "hooked on phonics"
Thats about it

 

[Kit]

Hey kit, for a share in CRA tv I will personally edit and even write your reviews (with your guidance of course). The sloppy spelling and grammar isn't as professional as we all expect you guys to be.

Here are my qualifications:
Raised on "reading railroad"
Own a "hooked on phonics"
Thats about it

Share as in being a part of the team? I don't make money off this. Well yet anyways. Send me a PM we can chat more.

 

[hamiltonangler94]

Haha gotta love reading rainbow