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

When I proposed the idea of hosting a fish camp at the CNIB Lake Joseph Centre for the Blind located in central Ontario, I had no idea just how popular the program would be with the campers.  I had 34 people participate in the seven fishing events that were spread over three days.  While a

July 4th had my good friend JP Ostiguy and I launching the 20-foot power cat Talking Fishing Boat on Big Rideau Lake along with 37 other professional Bass anglers and their amateur partners for the day.  The annual Pro/Am event is meant to allow those new to the tournament scene the opportunity

    Lawrence Euteneier Giving sight to visually impaired anglers By Justin Hoffman The word is full of inspirational figures.  In the fishing and outdoors field, Lawrence Euteneier is one of them. His love affair with angling and boating began at age 5, with cane pole, plywood punt, and a

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

  Following a hectic four days at the No Barriers USA Festival in Miami, Lance Glaser of Goldon Fishing Expeditions invited me to spend a day with him and several of his friends fishing the Near Shore just off Jupiter Island.  I was told that the fishing promised to be excellent as a number of