ERHAI PRECISION TACKLE
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Late-Fall Ontario Bass: Rock-to-Sand Transitions
Where rock meets sand in late-fall Ontario lakes, smallmouth stage before winter. How to find the break, pick a weight, and fish it slow.
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Late-Fall Ontario Bass: Shaky Head Stick Worms
Cold water slows Ontario bass, but a shaky head stick worm keeps a bait in their face on rock and hard bottom. Here is the head weight, rigging, an...
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Late-Fall Ontario Bass: Fishing Dying Weed Edges
Late-fall Ontario bass hold on dying weed edges before ice-up. Learn which edges still hold fish, how to fish them slow, and what to throw.
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Late-Fall Ontario Bass: Largemouth vs Smallmouth
Late-fall largemouth and smallmouth split into different Ontario water. Here is where each one goes, and how to fish soft plastics for both.
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Late-Fall Current Breaks for Ontario Bass
Late-fall Ontario bass stack on current breaks. Where to find them, how to position your boat, and which slow presentations draw bites in cold water.
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Deep Rock Piles for Late-Fall Ontario Smallmouth
Late-fall Ontario smallmouth stack on deep rock piles. How to find the right piles, fish the right depth, and trigger cold-water bites.
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Late-Fall Ontario Bass: Shallow or Deep Water?
Late-October Ontario bass split between shallow flats and deep structure. Use water temperature, wind, and bait position to pick where to fish first.
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Deadsticking Stick Worms for Late-Fall Ontario Bass
Late-fall Ontario bass slow down as water cools. Learn deadstick rigging, wait times, depths and colours that turn cold-water follows into hookups.
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Ontario Bass Patterns: A Month-by-Month Guide
How Ontario bass move and feed month by month, from pre-spawn staging through turnover, with the depths, water temps, and presentations that matter...
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Match Bait Size to Forage for Ontario Bass
Bass key on the forage in front of them. Here is how Ontario anglers size soft plastics to perch, alewife, and gobies, and when to ignore the rule.
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Scent on Soft Plastics: What Research Says for Ontario Bass
Do scented soft plastics catch more bass? Fish-olfaction research on water-soluble vs oil-based scents, and what Ontario anglers should do.
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Soft Plastic Storage: Keeping Baits Fresh and Effective
How to store soft plastic baits so they fish like new for years: heat, cold, colour bleed, scent, and a simple bagging system that works.
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Winter Bass Fishing in Ontario: Is It Worth It?
Some Ontario zones keep bass open into winter. Where cold-water bass hold, the depths and tactics that still work, and when waiting for spring is s...
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How to Break Down a New Lake in One Day
One day, one unfamiliar Ontario lake. A field plan for breaking down new water fast: map work, a three-stage rotation, and patterning your contacts.
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Deep Water Ned Rigging for Ontario Smallmouth
Deep-water Ned rigging for Ontario smallmouth: the weights, line, and boat positioning that keep a finesse rig fishing 15-35 feet of late-fall stru...
