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Regarding Nexiqs

Nexiqs, born from a love of Canada's immaculate waters, links committed anglers who see fishing as a communion with nature rather than as a hobby. Our neighborhood honors the art of patience, the excitement of the catch, and the wisdom of conservation.

We gather fishermen committed to ethical angling and sustainable techniques from the foggy lakes of Ontario to the dashing rivers of British Columbia.

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The Premier Fishing Destinations of Canada

Our beautiful country provides unmatched fishing opportunities throughout several ecosystems. Every province has mysteries just waiting to be revealed, from the famous Fraser River salmon runs to the trophy pike rivers of Saskatchewan.

While the Maritime provinces provide world-class saltwater experiences, Lake Superior's beautiful depths provide legendary-sized lake trout. Few people will ever encounter the wilderness fishing found in the Northwest Territories.

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Our Community

Members of Nexiqs are stewards of fishing heritage and innovators in environmentally friendly methods. Knowledge gained from many dawn trips, weather-beaten hands, and eyes that have seen a thousand sunrises across motionless lake is shared among us.

Veterans mentor novices here; conservation stories encourage action; every catch picture here reflects appreciation of our aquatic legacy.

Latest News Highlights

Massive northern pike being held by proud angler at boat side

Record Pike Collected in Northern Saskatchewan

Arriving and released on Wollaston Lake, a 52-inch northern pike broke regional records and highlighted the significance of catch-and-release policies...

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New Fishing Rules for the Season 2025

Updated conservation policies announced by provincial authorities aim to safeguard spawning areas and guarantee sustainable fishing possibilities...

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Native Fishing Methods: Drawing on Experience

Elder Mary Sinclair shows how ancestral knowledge shapes contemporary conservation efforts by sharing traditional Cree fishing skills.

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Why Choose Nexiqs

Specialized Knowledge Base

Consult thorough guides, seasonal fishing patterns, and professional advice from seasoned fisherman all throughout Canada. From simple methods to sophisticated strategies for many species and circumstances, our knowledge base addresses all.

Interactive Maps

Examine comprehensive fishing maps including seasonal patterns, depth charts, and designated hotspots. Premium members have access to community-verified sites and real-time fishing condition updates over all of Canada.

Active Community

Join thousands of enthusiastic anglers in conversations, trade stories, and take part in regional fishing events. Experienced fishermen who guarantee excellent discussions and useful tips manage our community forums.

Conservation Emphasizes

Discover and help assist nearby conservation projects. We work with environmental groups to advocate sustainable fishing methods and safeguard Canada's aquatic systems for next generations.

High-quality materials

Customers have first access to community events, gear reviews, thorough fishing reports, and first-rate mapping tools. Plus take advantage of member-only savings with our affiliated stores.

Safety First

Keep up with safety rules, laws, and weather. Find local authorities' updates for various fishing areas in Canada as well as emergency contact information.

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Learn the Craft of Canadian Fishery

From coast to coast, see the best fishing locations and methods.

Complete Guide on Canadian Hunting

Seasons for Fishing

When fish are most active in chilly water, spring—March–May—prime period for trout and salmon fishing.

Perfect for pike, walleye, and bass, summer (June–August). Especially gratifying is coastal fishing.

Fall (September–November) fishing for trophy salmon and trout during their spawning travels.

Winter (December–February) ice fishing season on lakes, particularly in provinces of Ontario and Quebec.

Popular Aquatic Life Forms

  • Atlantic Salmon - Accessible in East Coast rivers
  • Pacific Salmon - All five species found in British Columbian waters
  • Found in the Great Lakes' deeper waters are lake trout
  • Northern Pike: Common in lakes in the Northern Territory
  • Walleye: Common in rivers in Central Province
  • Arctic Char: Adapted to Northern seas

Rules and Licencing

Every province keeps separate fishing rules and licensing criteria. Before fishing, one must acquire appropriate permits.

Catch limitations and special rules apply for protected species and habitats.

Non-Canadians can get tourist permits via local businesses or online.

Environmental Stewardship

Strong encouragement of catch-and-release techniques helps to maintain fish numbers.

One is required to follow catch quotas and use approved tackle.

Anglers have to keep shorelines and streams free.

Prime Fishing Sites

  • Fraser River: Celebrated for salmon fishing
  • Lake Ontario: Boasts a varied species count
  • Bay of Fundy: Specialized marine fishing
  • Lake Athabasca: North's trophy fishing
  • Strong River: Arctic fishing adventure

Advice for Novices

Start with simple fishing techniques then work your way up to more sophisticated approaches.

Join neighbourhood fishing clubs to learn skills and information.

Make excellent fundamental equipment fit for your fishing objectives investments.