Dating apps and fishing spots
In our ever-accelerating world of technology, can dating apps such as Tinder or even SnapChat endanger your fishing spots?
Coaster brook trout comeback
No native fish from Lake Superior has proven to be more of a survivor than the coaster brook trout. To me, it is our greatest game fish.
Ode to Lake Nipigon
There are some things in life that are unforgettable, and Lake Nipigon in all its beauty is one of them for me.
Kids’ Fish Art Contest 2025 winners named
The 22nd annual Kids' Fish Art Contest invited Ontario students to display their creative talents for the chance to win a fishing prize pack.
Learning from Portage Creek
Portage Creek holds a special place in my heart, and even with limited fish numbers, this is a trip I try to do each year.
Classifying rivers and streams
Connections between headwater habitats in rivers and streams and greater aquatic ecosystems are huge. Practise catch-and-release when able.
February 2025 solunar calendar
The February 2025 solunar calendar is now available! Get the dates and times when fish and wildlife will be most active this month.
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.
Monster brook trout caught
Thunder Bay angler Randy Beamish caught a 26-inch, 10-pound brook trout with an 18-inch girth on a dry fly in June on the Nipigon River.