The lack of roads and sidewalks in Canada’s northern communities is similar to sailing on open water for someone without sight.  To the blind, sidewalks are like rivers.  It’s only when they open up at their mouths to become the lakes, otherwise known as intersections or parking lots, that

Welcoming Aboard Six new Sponsors I’d like to extend a warm welcome to the latest six sponsors of the Blind Fishing Boat project and the 2008 Blind Fishing Adventure program.  Their support makes my research that much easier, and the new personal relationships that follow are certainly the

Fishing rods are an expensive investment and one which you want to make sure will last.  Like many of you, I too have a number of rods, and while each has a use even in some cases if its only to bring back memories, storing them all so they are safe and accessible has always been a challenge. 

Question: I have a friend that loves to fish from the Dock.  He can’t see when the bobber goes down and misses a lot of “hits”. Is there another bobber or other equipment that will return him to dock fishing? You have some great stuff here.  I never considered the fishing

Who’s Making Talking Depth Sounders? I too am a low vision fisherman who read your article.  I contacted Realtime Control, the manufacturer of the Marine Talker, talking depth sounder in Australia.  They no longer are manufacturing the talker modem.  I still need to find a talking depth

“The EnableLinker” The E-zine Linking You to Canada’s Disability Community February 2008 Volume 7 Issue 2 Website of the month: https://www.blindfishingboat.com Learn about blind fishing. The website contains brief biographical information about Lawrence Euteneier and describes