Anglers, hunters, hikers, canoeists, and campers will find information about Ontario’s conservation areas easier, thanks to a new website.
Anglers, hunters, hikers, canoeists, and campers will find information about Ontario’s conservation areas easier, thanks to a new website.
Anglers looking for an environmentally friendly option for used soft plastics can now recycle them with True North Baits.
A grassroots initiative to reduce lead poisoning in wildlife and its accumulation in the environment is off to an encouraging start for 2022.
The Ontario Conservation Officers Association (OCOA) is once again reminding anglers to plan the removal of their ice huts.
Boaters and anglers require a pleasure craft licence from Walpole Island First Nations (WIFN) as of June 1, if they want to stop in the south end of the St. Clair River.
We all know anglers who fish the same waters religiously and consistently catch big fish.
New fishing regulations announced February 24 should help anglers who enjoy Ontario’s excellent carp fishery.
Approximately 32,000 anglers and a sample of seniors across Ontario were asked to complete the Survey of Recreational Fishing in Ontario sent out on Jan. 12.
The most significant regulation change Ontario anglers can expect in 2021 will affect Lake Ontario bass fishing.
