The Quinte Sports Review’s Martin Durkin wrote an article on Merland Park and Pete Bowman, co-host of Fish’n Canada, who likes to spend his time at Merland Park whether it is to film an episode for his show or vacationing in his free time.
Cover of In-Fisherman’s Walleye Insider. Jeff Simpson, the photographer came to see us at Merland Park and do some scouting for a future show.
The park was full for the Annual Merland Park May Opener/Kiwanis Walleye World Fishing Derby held on the May 4-6 weekend. The weather was awesome and it was great to see all the action back out on the water. Top Pike brought in was 16.6 lbs and the top Walleye weighed in at 11.5 lbs.
An article in In-Fisherman about two methods to remove the pin bones we use at Merland Park when filleting a fish. This article will show you the Zipper Method and the Pin Bone Removal Method
Merland Park Held its 3rd Annual Ice Fishing Derby on January 27 – 29, 2012. We had over 40 guests attend and participate. It was a huge success again this year with $800 in proceeds going to the Picton Kiwanis Club. The derby consisted of two nights’ accommodation; Friday night steak dinner and Saturday night […]
These monster walleye were caught on Christmas Day! It was cold but we had a beautiful, crisp, blue sky and the waters were inviting. We caught and released 14 walleye in total, all weighing between 9 and 14 lbs. each. What a great present!
Merland Park’s 3rd Annual Ice Fishing Derby January 27, 28, 29 in 2012. Tickets are $200 per person. Tickets Include: 2 Nights Accommodation Friday Night Steak Dinner Saturday Night Fish Fry Texas Hold-Em Both Nights Over $5000 in Prizes & lots of fun for everyone.
Although the weather was a little wet, these are just a few of the Monsters that were caught last week; while fishing with Doug Stange of In-Fisherman.
10 walleye caught today November 24th these two are 12.5lbs and 11lbs. The big ones are in the Bay.
In-Fishermen magazine wrote an article about walleye fishing in Fall which features a picture of Kevin Lavers holding a big walleye from the Bay of Quinte.