by A Bunker | Oct 29, 2017 | HOME ANGLING
Have long had a fascination with sturgeon… This fall accompanied by family and friends we made a few trips. A feeling it would go over well introducing others, it certainly did. Our first round we stayed two days. Myself, Mike and Steve fished late day one. The...
by A Bunker | Sep 4, 2017 | HOME ANGLING
. One thing with an ever evolving schedule is that some seasons fish by happenstance will just fall out of rotation. Picking some spring and summer species to target while home in the valley, it has always been a given that gar and lakers are going to be at the top of...
by A Bunker | May 24, 2017 | HOME ANGLING
. The huskies were barking and yelping to themselves, “now where does this fella think he’s going?” On the outskirts of town, back up north in Coral Harbour, I set out on one of the few walks my time from work permitted. Earbuds shuffling through...
by A Bunker | Apr 17, 2017 | HOME ANGLING
I remember much about the first time Brenda and I fished together. It was spring of 2001 in Attawapiskat and a perfect sunny day. The Monument Channel was flowing at a good level, the poplars had all budded and the new leaves were a fresh and vibrant green. We had...
by A Bunker | Dec 30, 2016 | HOME ANGLING
2016 could have been a total shit show but instead turned into one incredible year. Full of unexpected firsts, numerous new species, big fish bests, and some of the greatest personal experiences in the outdoors, sitting back and reflecting on it all now, it’s a...
by A Bunker | Nov 30, 2016 | HOME ANGLING
Saw something pop out this fall I haven’t seen in a friggin’ dog’s age, my biceps. And not only the frontal, roundish, muscular part of the upper arms but as well those two beautiful, bloody vascular pipelines that bulge down beyond the shoulders...
