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Fall 2022 cover FEAT

Fall 2022 print issue delayed

by Editorial Staff | October 3, 2022

The Fall 2022 print issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is delayed, due to continuing supply chain issues.

June 2022 cover FEAT

June 2022 print issue delayed

by Editorial Staff | June 7, 2022

The June 2022 print issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is delayed, due to continuing supply chain issues.

May 2022 cover Feat

May 2022 print issue delayed

by Editorial Staff | May 3, 2022

Due to supply chain issues, the May 2022 print issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is experiencing delayed mailing times.

Nov.-Dec. 2021 print issue delayed

by Editorial Staff | December 7, 2021

The printing of the Nov.-Dec.2021 print issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS has been delayed.

white-tailed deer in forest

Michigan man contracts tuberculosis from deer

by Jeff Helsdon | November 20, 2019

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed in September that a 77-year-old man contracted pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) from a deer.

angler holding a walleye

Walleye still abundant in Lake Erie

by Jeff Helsdon | November 18, 2019

Initial trawling assessment results for 2019’s walleye hatch are the second highest on record, confirming Lake Erie’s continuing walleye abundance.

Garmin Force

ICAST 2019 award winners announced

by Jason Bain | July 11, 2019

The hardware has been handed out at ICAST 2019.

Fishing spawning

Feedback sought for new Canada-Ontario Agreement protecting Great Lakes

by Jason Bain | July 9, 2019

Public feedback is sought for a new draft Canada-Ontario Agreement (COA) on Great Lakes Water Quality and Ecosystem Health released by the provincial and federal governments earlier this month.

Multiple lines for Carp

Multiple lines proposed for carp anglers

by Jason Bain | June 14, 2019

A proposal to allow multiple lines for carp fishing on Ontario shorelines would give anglers more opportunity and have a significant economic impact on communities that host the thriving fishery, enthusiasts agree.