My good friend Myles West and I recently took part in the 4th Ranger / Stratos Fishing Tournament based out of Rockland on the Ottawa River.  Over 40 teams of Ranger and Stratos boat owners took part; quite a number of whom were “heavy hitters” in the professional Bass fishing

Few who know me would disagree that I enjoy fishing more than most.  Having been registered blind at age eight and then living through a gradual and now complete loss of sight has done little to dampen my enthusiasm.  In fact, some might say my enhanced sense of touch and ability to focus has

By Captain Lawrence Euteneier Blind Fishing Boat .Com Never being one to turn down a challenge, I jumped at the chance to take part in the production of an episode of the “Best and Worst of Tred Barta”. Tred was curious whether my claim to be able to catch any fish using my sense of

Renegade is Eastern Ontario’s premier Bass tournament series.  Orchestrating a pro-am Bass tournament team event at the beginning of each season is just one of the ways Renegade primes the pump to ensure a steady stream of future members.  Matching those new to competitive tournament

Each year for the past 23 years A4 Lion clubs in eastern Ontario organize a fishing tournament for people with vision loss.  Up to 35 non-sighted participants are matched with sighted volunteers who supply their boats and fishing tackle at no cost.  The 2011 BAIT tournament was hosted this year

Late fall is when Walleye that have roamed Lake Ontario all summer return to the Bay of Quinte to pass the winter and prepare for the spring spawn run up the rivers.  Upon arriving in the Bay they are greeted by both a plentiful supply of baitfish, and a dedicated group of sport fishers from