History and At Home Ice Fishing in Thunder Bay Area
The article surveys ice fishing from Anishinaabeg practices pre European contact to modern times in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario. It notes early use of jiggers for gill nets, commercial winter fishing on Lake Superior and Nipigon, and the shift to recreational ice fishing with power augers and sonar in the mid 20th century.
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Thunder Bay ice fishing derbies spark regional popularization
History notes how ice fishing became a sport in Thunder Bay with early derbies run by the Ram Boating Club on Whitefish Lake from 1960 to 1962 and later expanded to nearby lakes. By 1963 events allowed entry from any Thunder Bay area lake, while other towns began their own derbies and ice tourism grew despite occasional fatal accidents.
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Thunder Bay
Ram Boating Club
Whitefish Lake
Ontario
Atikokan
Tiger Club
Ignace
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Steve Maxwell shares why DIY oil changes save time and let owners control oil quality. He cites using correct viscosity such as 5W30 and SP API ratings, lists tools and safety steps, and notes proper disposal while praising the confidence of fresh oil.
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