(Photograph of Lawrence with a 36” Northern Pike)
Thanks to inexpensive digital cameras now on the market, the term “catch and release” has been expanded to include “photograph”. In fact, with several quality photographs and measurements of both length and girth, it’s now
Author: Lawrence | Posted on 29. September 2010 at 19:02 pm | Filed in Fishing Gear and Techniques, Fishing Tips |
Maestro and I arrived at the Lake Joseph Centre located just south of Perry Sound Ontario late in the afternoon on Sunday July 11 after being on the road for nine hours. The Lake Joe Centre was constructed in 1961 to provide residents of Ontario living with vision loss a place to network and
Author: Lawrence | Posted on at 18:39 pm | Filed in Blind Fishing Adventures, Speaking / Show Events |
Drop-Shot Drifting for Mid-Summer Smallies
By Lawrence Euteneier
When it comes to fishing techniques there always seems to be exceptions to the rules. Blending together two fishing styles, dragging tubes and drop-shotting, constitutes a real blurring of accepted practices. This hybrid style
Author: Lawrence | Posted on 17. August 2010 at 18:52 pm | Filed in Blind Fishing Adventures, Feel The Bite, Fishing Gear and Techniques, Fishing Tips |
What better way to kick off the opening season for Bass than a tournament. Mississippi Lake was the venue and Renegade the organizer. My partner for the day was Nigel Touhey, co- holder of the Canadian record for heaviest one-day limit of Smallmouth Bass — 30.35lbs.
Nigel, Maestro and
Author: Lawrence | Posted on at 18:09 pm | Filed in Blind Fishing Adventures, Fishing Tips, Tournament Results |
2010 Tournament Results to Date
I’ve fished three tournaments so far and the Bass season hasn’t even begun. Started with the annual Blind Anglers International Tournament which I fished on my own using my 12-foot Blind Fishing Porta-Bote. Warmer water temps than usual meant most of the
Ontario Carp Fishing
By Lawrence Euteneier, Captain, Blind Fishing Boat.Com
I first learned of Carp fishing as a boy when reading “The Art of Angling”, written by Tiny Benet. Tiny was the outdoor columnist for the Toronto Sun and had a passion for fishing Carp from the Humbor River in central