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Quinte ducking on Lake Ontario
The Bay of Quinte is located less than two hours east of Toronto on Lake Ontario.
Picton Bay walleye
Two walleye over 12 pounds in just a few short hours clearly illustrated why Picton Bay is a great choice for trophy walleye hunters.
Bear hunting at Golden Eagle Camp
The sound of a bell echoing through Golden Eagle Camp signals success and ringing it is the goal of every visiting bear hunter.
Using RVs for basecamp
More than 1.7 million Canadian families use recreational vehicles (RVs) for travel and leisure time, including hunting and fishing.
A family paddling adventure by train
Taking a fishing trip has never been easier. Going off-the-rails on a trail of gold, a family paddling adventure begins.
So Fly fishes Elk Lake Wilderness Resort
There’s just something to a sunset, or a quiet night campfire, under a blanket of stars; the true northern Ontario experience at Elk Lake.
Lake St. Clair: a fishery on fire
Change a few lyrics around and Alicia Keys’ anthem hit, “Girl on Fire” could easily be an ode to the great fishing happening on Lake St. Clair.
Chasing Lake Superior adventure
It was good to be back on Lake Superior chasing coaster brook trout. The sun was up and the winds were down. After a hearty breakfast provided by our hosts at Bowman Island Lodge, it was time to head out on the water for the day.
Fishing Murphys Point
Murphys Point is a family-friendly, low-cost island camping getaway you may want to recreate year after year.