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Steve Herbeck’s Lake Trout Gear Guide

Posted on November 1, 2022 by .

One of the pleasures of anticipating your fishing trip to Canada is assembling the kit of gear that will allow you to successfully catch the fish you want. Here is the basic gear list for lake trout. For those new to this fishing, the Andy Myers Lodge website has an overall primer under Fishing, entitled…

Steve Herbeck’s Smallmouth Bass Gear Guide

Posted on October 18, 2022 by .

One of the pleasures of anticipating your fishing trip to Canada is assembling the kit of gear that will allow you to successfully catch the fish you want. Here is the basic gear list for smallmouth bass. For those new to this fishing, the Andy Myers Lodge website has an overall primer under Fishing, entitled…

Steve Herbeck’s Northern Pike Gear Guide

Posted on August 6, 2022 by .

One of the pleasures of anticipating your fishing trip to Canada is assembling the kit of gear that will allow you to successfully catch the fish you want. Here is the basic gear list for northern pike. For those new to this fishing, the Andy Myers Lodge website has an overall primer under fishing, entitled…

Steve Herbeck’s Muskie Gear Guide

Posted on May 16, 2022 by .

One of the pleasures of anticipating your fishing trip is assembling the kit of gear that will allow you to successfully catch the fish you want. Here is the basic gear list for muskies. For those new to this fishing, the Andy Myers Lodge website has an overall primer entitled Planning Your Trip: A Year…

Steve Herbeck’s Walleye Gear Guide

Posted on March 28, 2020 by .

One of the pleasures of anticipating your fishing trip to Andy Myers Lodge is assembling the kit of gear that will allow you to successfully catch the fish you want. Here is the basic gear list for walleye. For those new to this fishing, the Andy Myers Lodge website has an overall primer entitled Planning…

Pete Maina’s Muskie Patterning Tactics

Posted on February 21, 2020 by .

Technology advances ever-quicker these days – so fast it’s hard to keep up. These advances are truly amazing. To think that when I started I had a simple flasher, eyeballs, and a set of oars! Now we search for fish literally all around us in real-time, employing exotic tools like biological fish sounds and cameras…