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Walleye are the most popular sport fish in Ontario Canada for a good reason! Widely reguarded as the best tasting fresh water sport fish, walleye also hold the exciting promise of being grouped into schools - which makes for a hay-day of catch-and-release fishing fun!
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We share real, down-to-earth walleye fishing strategies that work - and we are looking for more great tips and tactics all the time.
Only about 20% of the recommendations that people send to us are included in the WalleyeBook - We read all your email and appreciate all your contributions, but the WalleyeBook is holding fast to the K.I.S.S. principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid).
We are planning future special edition of Advanced Fishing Tactics that will share some the detailed explainations on how to catch walleye in various lake conditions that have been sent in - your efforts were not in vain!
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Here’s an overview of what we cover:
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- Intro to Walleye Habitat
- Walleye Psychology and Diet
- Schooling Behaviour and Structures
- What To Bring Walleye Fishing
- HOT Walleye Fishing Strategies
- Caring for your fish, Catch and Release
- Cleaning your Walleye, Freezing/Storing
- ** Featured ** YOUR Walleye Recipies
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Aluminum trim is standard on all models. This trim is very durable, requires no maintenance, and hides scuffs and scrapes well.
Black aluminum trim is available as an option. Like the bare aluminum, this stunning finish is also durable and requires no maintenance.
Wood trim is also available as an extra cost option. This adds a beautiful finish to your canoe (see photo above), but it will add some weight, and require periodic maintenance.
Carbon (graphite) fibre is only marginally less durable than Kevlar and creates a hull that’s a little stiffer than Kevlar. While there are some concerns with our competitors’ carbon hulls being a little on the brittle side, ours is not. Epoxy resin makes our canoes significantly tougher, and having Kevlar backing up our carbon outer fabric ensures that you needn’t be concerned about durability. Carbon fibre fabrics are more expensive than Kevlar but, if you want the ultimate in lightweight strength, the additional cost is well worth it.
Our most popular selling canoe colour in the last few years has been our Le Tigre design. Unique to Souris River Canoes, this innovative pattern simply exceeded all of our expectations in customer appeal since its introduction in early 2000. The striped black and gold Kevlar with its unique logo can be seen everywhere canoes are paddled these days. In construction, a Le Tigre is identical to our conventional Kevlar hull in all ways. The pattern on the outer layer of cloth is what gives Le Tigre its distinctive appearance. Check one out at your nearest Souris River Canoes dealer. We’re sure you will love the cosmetic effect. The incredible canoe beneath is your bonus.
Kevlar is surprisingly light-weight compared to fiberglass and several other similar fabrics. What most people don’t realize is that the toughness of a canoe made with Kevlar depends critically on the type of resin used in the hull construction.
As this type of paddling often encounters submerged rocks and logs, a rigid canoe bottom is no longer an advantage, quite the contrary as a matter of fact. A bottom with no give to it tends to crack or puncture when bridged or impacted. The obvious solution to this problem was to construct a hull that had just enough flex to eliminate the above hazards yet still be stiff enough to prevent unwanted flexing under even the most severe wave action one might encounter in flat water paddling.
Our search for a less expensive alternative to our Kevlar hulls resulted in a laminate which we call Duralite*. This fabric is a hybrid mix of some very strong, resilient fibre strands.
From the beginning, much time and energy was spent on research and development. The focus was on trying to find materials and a resin and stiffening system that would produce an incredibly lightweight and tough canoe. Like all good research work, the process has required a great deal of time, patience, and perseverance but these efforts have resulted in some astonishing discoveries: the development of R.E.S. Technology®, Kevlar®/Epoxy, Duralight®, and a revolutionary Flexible Rib System for stiffening the hulls of our canoes.
