OMNR – Characteristics of Ontario Muskellunge Fisheries Based on Volunteer Angler Diary Information_2004
Kerr, S. J. 2004. Characteristics of Ontario muskellunge fisheries based on volunteer angler diary information. Fish and Wildlife Branch. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Peterborough, Ontario. 19 p. + appendices. Click here to view summaries from all archived OMNR publications. Abstract This report consolidates volunteer angler diary information, collected from a variety of sources over […]
Hugh C. Becker Muskellunge Symposium – Final Schedule and Abstracts
50 Years of Cooperation – Anglers, Science and Management March 13-15, Minnetonka, MN Sponsored by MUSKIES, INC. and the Esocid Technical Committee, North Central Division – AFS Registration is now open. The schedule and abstracts for the 2016 Hugh C. Becker Muskie Symposium have been finalized. Click here to view/download the schedule and abstracts.
Effective Release Techniques for Muskellunge – 1999
Click here to view summaries from all archived OMNR publications. 1999. Effective Release Techniques for Muskellunge – 1999. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Peterborough, Ontario. The muskellunge (Esox masquinongy) or muskie as it is commonly known, is a fast growing predator and highly prized torophy fish. The muskie is closely related to the northern pike […]
Brewer Park Project Wins Prestigious National Conservation Award
OTTAWA, ON, Thursday, February 18, 2016 — Brewer Park Pond Restoration Project has received the Top Canadian Fishing Industry Conservation Project Award for 2015. This award, presented at the Spring Fishing and Boat Show at the International Centre in Mississauga, ON is determined by a vote of the members of the Canadian Angling Hall of […]
2016 Hugh C. Becker Muskie Symposium
50 Years of Co-operation March 13-15, Minneapolis, MN Registration is now open. Download the schedule of speakers (.xlsx File – 17 KB). Abstracts for all talks and poster sessions Keynote Speakers Trophy Muskellunge Populations and Fisheries Can Be Sustainable John M. Casselman*, Queen’s University, Department of Biology – Kingston ON Jonah L. Withers, Department of Forestry and […]
Muskie Fishing Changes Us (For The Better)
As I look back on 2015, it’s been a wonderful experience for me. I am grateful for the opportunity to have visited most of our Muskies Canada chapters and have been to many outings and events. There’s something special about Muskie People. They’re welcoming, generous, sincere and helpful no matter what chapter you go to. […]