Whether you’re interested in tackle, ammo, DIY, guns, or gear, Ontario OUT of DOORS has you covered.
DIY: fishing lures
Making lures is a rewarding hobby and a smart way to save money, especially if you have to rig the whole family with tackle.
Mounts offer security
Electronics are key to great fishing and safe boating, so keeping them safe and secure is a must. Considering how complex and pricy modern electronics are, it is important to install them correctly.
Remington ammunition production on track
Remington Ammunition will be filling shelves soon according to a social media campaign that hit the internet in early April.
DIY: keeping your trolling motor salad free
We’ve all been told that the biggest bass hide in the thickest, gnarliest cover. Getting to them can be a big problem, and no electric motor is perfectly weedless. But here are four ways to keep your motor working in the salad.
Taming trim-tab troubles
The trim tab on an outboard motor is located above the prop, on the bottom of the cavitation plate. When not set properly, it causes the boat to push or pull to one side.
DIY: build a rod tube
Tired of snapping off rod tips and guides? Here’s a $20 solution to keep your rods in mint condition for years to come.
Tailoring a 20 gauge for turkey
A combination of heavier shot and fine-tuning can make a 20 gauge shotgun more optimal for hunting turkeys at 40 yards.
Brighton to debate Sunday hunting
The Municipality of Brighton is once again debating whether or not to amend a Sunday gun hunting ban that has been in effect since 2003.
.303 Lee-Enfield rifle a Canadian hunting tradition
The Lee-Enfield’s success stems from its ability to evolve to meet military needs and mass-production refinements.