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As anglers and hunters, we are very accustomed to change. Things change, and the media industry in general is no exception.
Years ago, I was invited to a late-season waterfowl hunt. It was a cold December day, with crust ice around the bay in southcentral Ontario.
Today, boaters must have a personal flotation device (PFD) or lifejacket of an appropriate size, in working order, and readily accessible.
My favourite type of fishing boat is the ubiquitous tiller — 14 feet of aluminum and 9.9 horses of unbridled power.
In the age of finesse fishing, working big-lipped baits down deep by hand seems like a dying art form, taken over by drop-shotting, and more.
Editor Ray Blades visited Finland where he toured the historic port city, saw presentations on the new Sako rifles, and hunted.
Dad taught me the secret to being a great parent by freely giving his time and unconditional love. Sometimes, it’s just that simple.
Major changes have come slowly in the hunting rifle industry. But the refinements, they have been amazing.
Many anglers and hunters are still quite comfortable and happy using hand-me-down gear that’s been in the family for generations.
