The Toronto Spring Fishing and Boat Show was an intense five-day affair with many high-lights.  First off though, I want to thank Andrew and Vita Pallotta for inviting me to participate at the many different events they manage to cram into five days.  My first exposure to the Pallotta’s

Maestro and I took part in the 2010 Ottawa Boat and Sportsman Show by exhibiting over the four days and providing daily seminars on the Great Outdoor Seminar Stage.  Over 24,000 people attended the Show and interest in the Blind Fishing Boat initiative was extraordinary, and the seminars

Lawrence Euteneier, founder of the Blind Fishing Boat Project, an initiative to open up the sport of fishing to the over 11 million people living with vision loss throughout Canada and the U.S., will be delivering the key-note address at this year’s Canadian Sport Fishing Hall of Fame Awards

** Blind Fishing Boat reaches out to 60,000 over 2.5 days **   Pumpkinfest in Saugeen Shores (Oct. 2-4)  Don’t miss out on visiting this brand new exhibitor area at Port Elgin Pumpkinfest.  Featuring booths and guest speakers, this area has a main focus on Recreation & Outdoor

The following report was written in two stages, prior to and after my participation in a triathlon.  Back in September 2008 I received notice that the CNIB’s Lake Joseph Centre, in partnership with the “Joe’s Team Triathlon”, was organizing a triathlon team for Canadians with vision

Berkley stepped up to the plate and with Ben Woo’s marketing and organizing genious, the B1 Bass fishing Tournament held in La Chine Quebec now represents the largest and most prestige’s Bass tourney in Canada.  120 teams from across eastern Canada and the north-east US attended, including