by A Bunker | Mar 27, 2022 | HOME ANGLING
Remember some years ago when living in the north how I could argue with anyone that the best tasting fish we have in Ontario is the walleye. Of course, that was simply a naive sentiment considering I had never eaten crappie before. We’re a fortunate part of the...
by A Bunker | Jan 23, 2022 | HOME ANGLING
Fishing and travel is what this is about. Balancing a life in the north and south, pointing a moral compass, maintaining some sanity, and fighting the clock while experiencing all that’s possible. This past year I visited Nunavut’s highest north, most east and...
by A Bunker | Nov 22, 2021 | HOME ANGLING
Had been sitting in this dark, dingy apartment for a couple weeks, my thoughts wandering in and out of a season ahead muskie fishing. It was during late January past, at the top of the word, in truly the furthest-most northern town a person can go, so when I said dark...
by A Bunker | Jun 13, 2021 | HOME ANGLING
The fishing seemed a bit of a tricky run this spring with all that’s been going on. Returning from the arctic after spending time in Qikitaarjuaq, a strong urge had taken hold to just get outdoors, on the water and start making a fresh season happen. While in the...
by A Bunker | Feb 20, 2021 | HOME ANGLING
Len and I had been fishing an hour and twenty minutes our first time on the St. Lawrence River when I caught a 56 inch muskie. Seven years, exactly one hundred days, thousands of miles and countless cranks of the reel, what have I learned since? And furthermore, what...
by A Bunker | Jan 1, 2021 | HOME ANGLING
Our family lived on an ice road or boat-to only island for eight years. Before that, I worked a year and half on a secluded fly-in Reserve in Northern Ontario. The past seven years, I have been jetting away to some of the most remote communities in Canada to stay and...
