Lake of the Woods Pike Fishing (Sunset Country)!
During this episode, Jeremy Smith and Jeff Simpson drive to Tomahawk Resort where they pursue big Northern Pike. Year after year, for over 25 years, we have travelled to fish Lake of the Woods in Ontario's Sunset Country. The fishing is so fantastic-no matter what the season-that it only stands to reason to make it an annual destination. North, south, east, or west, this body of water has more than 14,500 islands and 65,000 miles of shoreline. Whether you want to catch walleye, pike, bass, muskie, lake trout, whitefish, or crappies, it's arguably one of the most majestic places in North America to catch a fish. Our homebase on this trip was Tomahawk Resort near Sioux Narrows. Established by the Kast Family in 1946, this fantastic resort has been handed down three generations. Tomahawk Resort has 2-5 bedroom cottages to accommodate groups of all sizes in comfortable, worry-free surroundings.
To learn more about this great destination, click on this link: www.tomahawkresort.com
For more on Superior Country, please visit: www.superiorcountry.ca
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I have a twenty-pound Northern Pike that I caught in Ely Minnesota in 1996. I was on vacation with my father there. All my family is firm MN dating back to the late eighteen hundreds but I am from California. I think that's pretty good for a CA. boy! I caught that fish on a spoon fishing on a twelve rental boat on lake Shagawa. I had to have it mounted and I did. That monster is mounted on my office wall here in Nevada City Ca. What a fight it was. My father could not help me bring it in because he was very old then and could not even stand up to help me get it!! My great grandparents who migrated from Europe to Northern MN in the late 1800s would have been proud of me I am sure!! Most of my relatives still live in MN and could not believe their CA. cousin caught such a massive Northern!!!
@fishandhuntcanada
Жыл бұрын
That's a monster pike, congrats! Thank you for sharing that story.
Those pike were huge nice job
i thought you were just going to narrate the video for jeff . but you came on in the end and started putting fish in the boat . great video guys , really enjoyed it .
@fishandhuntcanada
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
I live on the amricin side of lake of the woods and I am planning a trip into candana this was very helpful thanks
@fishandhuntcanada
2 жыл бұрын
Great! Thanks for watching Jacob!
Great pike fishing vid love them gators
@kirkgorte128
2 жыл бұрын
What time of year was it? Wanna do canada trip myself
Jeremy: At the end of the video, as you're talking while holding that last pike, if you look in the background you'll notice all the pelicans sitting on the rocks. I'm reminded of what Dick Pearson used to say, "If the birds are sitting the muskies aren't moving." Seems to hold true here as you're getting big pike but no muskies.
Very good video! Would you recommend going fishing by yourself or just hire a guide?
No Spoons?
Went around basalm bay in lake of the woods caught 70 walleye
@fishandhuntcanada
2 жыл бұрын
That's good fishin'! Well done!
I thought you were going to break the law by having it over 17inch💀
Was that one guy Jim Gaffigan ?
Are there fishes that pull a man into the water, almost drown him, put him ashore again and tell the other fishes, that they have caught a huge fat human near the lake? I would love that. It would maybe make you respect the fishes.
@Jacob-in5rj
2 жыл бұрын
Most fishermen/ fisherwoman treat the fish with care and try to realese the fish right away
boga gripper can cause serious damage to the fish's jaws... we don't want that!
Thumbs down due to lipgrip, lots of other ways to hold the fish that is not harmfull. otherwise good video.