Circling Great Lakes chinook salmon
Part of the fun in fishing for Great Lakes chinook salmon is the mystery of finding out where they are on any given day.
Protecting the American eel
The American eel is incredibly unique, with a biological, ecological, and historical story to rival even the most fascinating land animals.
Province invests in fish hatcheries
An expansion of MNR fish hatcheries will add largemouth bass to the program for the first time as part of a $75 million investment.
Classifying rivers and streams
Connections between headwater habitats in rivers and streams and greater aquatic ecosystems are huge. Practise catch-and-release when able.
Ask An Expert: Splake eggs
A reader asks if splake can't reproduce, then how would they still have eggs in their bellies? OFAH's Adam Weir responds.
Ensuring your fish tastes great
Factors such as temperature, stress, and dispatch method could be preventing your fish from tasting its best. Here’s why and what you can do.
Tire additives deadly to cohos
A compound identified as the cause of mass die-offs of coho salmon in Seattle, Washington’s urban creeks has also been detected in Toronto.