Whether you’re new to the world of fly fishing or a seasoned pro, Ontario OUT of DOOR’S experts share their know-how for every skill level.
It's much more than tweed jackets and ascots.
by Dan Kennaley | November 13, 2013
Make the most out of Lake Huron’s tributaries.
by Dan Kennaley | November 13, 2013
Two great options for steelheading Ontario's West Coast.
by Dan Kennaley | June 1, 2013
You don't need to strong arm pike to trigger a strike.
by Dan Kennaley | April 24, 2013
Knowing what makes a good trout hangout is half the battle.
by Dan Kennaley | June 1, 2012
After almost a century, the trout world’s most ubiquitous pattern is still going strong and multiplying.
by Dan Kennaley | April 1, 2012
Matching the hatch before their time.
by Dan Kennaley | May 1, 2009
Catching bass on the surface by fly fishing involves two strategies. One involves imitating insects such as damselflies, mayflies, and caddis flies. The other revolves around hard-head bugs, such as poppers, similar flies, and hair bugs.
by Editorial Staff | December 6, 2008
He caught this steelhead when he "wasn't paying attention."
