Ontario Muskie: A Lean Mean Fighting Machine

This Fish’n Canada episode showcases Canada’s number one freshwater predator, the giant Muskellunge! Angelo and Pete reveal where in Ontario to find Muskie, including where they experienced the best Muskie fishing of their lives. For anglers that take their Muskie fishing seriously, you do not want to miss this episode!
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One of Canada's longest-running fishing shows, Fish'n Canada travels from coast to coast in search of trophy fishing opportunities. First started by brothers Angelo and Reno Viola in 1986, The Fish’n Canada Show has been on the air for over 30 years. Today, Angelo is joined by lifelong fishing buddy, Peter Bowman, and the pair continue to travel across Canada educating anglers using the experience they’ve gained over the years

[@angelaeagle6204]

love hearing about Ontario fishing spots

[@AsianVideoGamer]

Caught my first muskie a couple days ago. Was on ultralight BFS gear, what a battle even though it was a small one

[@muskypikeandmike]

Another go back to episode Love it. Gord is awesome. I met him at the Oddessy in Hamilton this year 💪❤🇨🇦

[@stephenmellor1856]

Love Muskie fishing and like to see fishing Canada do more of it.

[@Fishncanada]

👍 We'll try our best 👍

[@hannahhicks6630]

TAKE ME WITH YOU GUYS !! OMG!

[@troygolden8997]

Great show guys! Pete, if you want giant Muskies listen to Acid Mammoth on the boat! Metal🤘🏻!

[@unclebb6063]

I uesd to swim in the knenogamis near Macloed provincial park greenstone and remember feeling something on my toes(12 years old) when looked behind and saw a monster swim by. It scared me out of the water.

[@unclebb6063]

My family had a cottage on wildgoose lake and every morning I'd go down to the dock and there would a very large pike swimming there everyday.

[@soooLANK]

what is that incredible net at 17:35 ?

[@Veritas84Aequitas]

Looks like a Frabill Kwik-Cradle

[@stonehorn4641]

Cradle net. Theres a few out there, usually you use them for larger Muskie, Atlantic Sturgeon and King Salmon.

[@kendrabodnar3375]

Try clear water in sunset country ontario

[@spencerdowd4797]

No mention of st clair?

[@hailtothekingbaby100]

I know the ottawa river is a great spot for musky, but no one ever says where, the ottawa river is huge, can you give a location please?

[@ontariosteelheadoutfitters5838]

Invest the time and you’ll find them

[@GaryVassbotn]

Fish around Arnprior, and go across the highway and fish the Madawaska river.

[@roberthawke7193]

Nice fish hope I win👍

[@seedsoutdoors3721]

How many entries are you at?

[@cynthiamoreau8748]

😁

[@illmuskyhunter3313]

Shocked at how you handle these fish....leave the net in the water when you've got a fish

[@stonehorn4641]

No.

[@dontink7217]

Funny fly fishing uses 1 hook, not multiple hooks. Just saying!!!