Successful Bass Open
Been wanting to try jigs for a WHILE! I finally pulled the trigger today and I’m so happy I did! I used a craw trailer and a 1/4o jig...
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FREE DAY AT ALL ONTARIOPARKS
Did YOU know that THIS year on July 19th all Ontario parks are FREE day use admission? Why? “The time to strengthen and rediscover our...
Podcast with Steve Niedzwiecki! First EVER
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Who is AReelLady?
I think it’s time I reintroduce myself! Sooooo My name is Janelle and I created AReelLady back in September to share and showcase stories...
My First Time
I call it my first time because back in 2022 I went on my first solo trip. I went to a small, nearby provincial park to set up camp. It...
Mental Health Awareness(& the Outdoors)
Mental health affects so many people and often it’s the people who seem the happiest that it affects the most. You never really know...
3 Tips to Combat #WINTERBLUES
It's easy to feel the lack of sun in Canada during winter months. I have 3 tips to help kick the #winterblues to the curb! 1. Gear up and...
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Invasive Species- Grass Carp- INFO
Grass Carp pose significant ecological threats to the Great Lakes and connected fisheries through aggressive feeding and removal of aquatic vegetation. This results in loss of habitat for other species. Per day, one grass carp consumes up to 40% of their body weight.. With an average of 25kg growing all the way up to 45kg (99lbs) per fish. This degradation affects not only all of our favourite fish, but birds and other wetland creatures as well.
I’ve attached a photo of this fish to help you identify it. If you come across one of these grass carp, it is illegal not to report it and/or remove it. As anglers it’s important for us to watch out for these things.
You can find more information at asiancarp.ca
Use the link to report sightings or help you identify this invasive species.
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