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Spoiled Rotten
By: Gord Follett

After hooking my fifth Atlantic salmon of the day - a feat I had never before accomplished - I placed my fly rod just under the gunnels of the anchored aluminum boat and let the fly, leader and half a dozen feet of line fall over the side and skip with the slow-moving current. ...  More

 
Be watching the fourth season of the NEWFOUNDLAND SPORTSMAN SHOW on NTV Sunday's at 2:00 pm Newfoundland time. Click on the links below to see a preview of upcoming shows:

January 20, 2008 - Labrador Char Fishing (Part 1)
January 27, 2008 - Labrador Char Fishing (Part 2)
February 3, 2008 - Bears Over Bait
February 10, 2008 - Eider Ducks From The Cold North Atlantic
February 17, 2008 - Eagle River, Labrador - A Salmon Angler's Dream - Part 1
February 24, 2008 - Eagle River, Labrador - A Salmon Angler's Dream - Part 2
March 2, 2008 - More Than Just A Moose Hunt
March 9, 2008 - Ice Fishing at Indian Bay - "A Bang-Up Time"
March 30, 2008 - SPRING TROUTIN' On The Northern Peninsula
April 6, 2008 - TURR HUNTING A Newfoundland & Labrador Tradition
April 13, 2008 - The Salmon Fishing "FANATICS"
April 20, 2008 - 'Hare' We Go Again
April 27, 2008 - ON THE ROAD AGAIN - Annual 'Buddies' Fishing Trip
 

Hunt Canada GEESE and DUCKS with Newfoundland Sportsman at WILD GOOSE LODGE
Get your chance to go on a 3 day hunt for Canada Geese and Ducks with co-hosts Dwight Blackwood and Gord Follett of the Newfoundland Sportsman Show from October 22-26, 2008 at Wild Goose Lodge in Prince Edward Island, a Premier Waterfowling Destination, and appear on one of next season's episodes of the Newfoundland Sportsman Show!

Newfoundland Sportsman Show - Season 5 Filming
Filming for the fifth season of the Newfoundland Sportsman Show is already underway, and if what the crew has managed to capture thus far is any indication, viewers are in for a real treat come January, 2009.

Newfoundland Sportsman 10th Anniversary 2008 Trap Shoot
The Newfoundland Sportsman 10th Anniversay Trap Shoot will be held on Saturday, June 14, 2008 at the St. John's Rod and Gun Club.

 

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Newfoundland Sportsman TV Show (Season 3) on DVD!
The third full season of the Newfoundland and Labrador's highest rated outdoor television program is now available on DVD. Order your copy today!

 

Scoring big time

Salmon flies are the most enigmatic of all the lures used in sport fishing. Used to deceive a game fish, which on its spawning run doesn’t feed, it makes one wonder what these flies represent.

Basic rules of playing salmon
Since I began salmon fishing almost 40 years ago, I've hooked and played hundreds of fish. I've landed them on long rods such as two-handed 14-footers, right down to six-foot trout rods.

Another 'time' in P.E.I.
A trip to our sister Atlantic province of Prince Edward Island in search of Canada geese a few years ago was - and remains - one of the most exhilarating hunts I have ever experienced.

'Guaranteed moose'
“Write in ‘Area 16’ on your application; it’s up around our cabin and you’re guaranteed to get a moose up there.”

Len Durdle sounded pretty convincing and - seeing that I was in pool 2 for the big game draw and was pretty sure of getting an opportunity to hunt in the area of my first choice - I went along with his suggestion and sent away my application.

Nothing to it
Even though Wanda and I have gone on numerous fishing trips with our husbands since we were married, they still thought it was a bit unusual that we wanted to fish for a couple of days on our own last summer...

Hunting the Humber
Mention the Humber River to the sportsmen and women of Newfoundland and Labrador and invariably discussions on salmon fishing dominate the conversation. This should come as no surprise, for the Humber is arguably one of the best Atlantic salmon rivers in the world, stretching from its source high in the mountains of Gros Morne National Park and weaving its way into the Bay of Islands near Corner Brook. With over 26,000 salmon in the system each summer, anglers have literally hundreds of places to test their wares against the king of game fish.

The Hare's Ear Nymph
There was a time when fly fishing for trout was strictly a late-summer affair for me. Following my father's tradition, I would open the season with baited hook and turn to flies only as the heat and dryness of summer drove worms out of reach. I often attached a fly above my spinner, but that's not really fly fishing, is it?

Flowers River
The highlight of our September trip to Flowers River Lodge in Labrador? Hmmm, let me see... I’ve been asked this very question on numerous occasions since returning, so now it’s time to sit down and give it some serious thought...

 

More meat than plants


Different races of geese


Scenting Conditions


Humber Facts


Ice Safety Tips


 
 
     
 
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