Moose Hunts | Canadian Fly In Fishing

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moose side Most moose hunting is done along the lake shorelines as well as flowages that are coming into the lake at various locations. You do this from the boat moose bimbo and scout the shorelines particularly in areas where you can easily see tracks and signs such as beaches, mud flats or grassy areas. Each day you need to check these various places to see where the freshest sign is. At these locations, it would be a good idea to stand hunt at day-break and sunset. During the time you’re not stand hunting, you should always be scouting new areas in search of new sign. If you are not seeing much fresh sign, then you will need to hunt further inland off the shoreline. You would do this by following the flowage up to beaver ponds and hunting the first ridge running parallel with the lake. If the moose are not feeding on the shoreline, they have to be feeding on the upland areas and this sign should be easily recognized. If this is the case, then finding a location to stand hunt in these areas would be productive. In hunting upland areas, you would hunt similar to how you would hunt deer or elk.