Province amending baitfish regs
Transporting preserved baitfish and leeches in baitfish management zone (BMZ) boundaries is allowed under amended regulations by the MNRF last month.
Rod holders: Modern solutions for line draggers
There are many advantages to having rod holders. They are invaluable when fishing with kids and more. Consider these notes before buying them.
Cougars moving eastward
Western cougar populations are slowly expanding eastward. Reports of wild cougars in northern Ontario are believed to have come from western populations.
No boating fee for now
Canadian boaters will eventually have to pay for pleasure craft licences (PCLs), but the OFAH is reminding members that the fees haven't been implemented yet.
Know the boating facts
Complying with provincial and federal rules of the water can seem daunting. Here’s a look at what’s most important for staying safe, and compliant with regulations, on the water.
Cougar claims can’t be confirmed
Brock Township, east of Lake Simcoe, issued an alert advising residents of a cougar living in northern Durham Region. Claims in the June 6 civic communication widely reported by local media cannot be confirmed.
Bada boom bobbin’
The sight of a slip float suddenly sinking beneath the surface courtesy of a hungry walleye unable to resist live bait never gets old. Below, two walleye experts share slip-float strategies for catching summertime walleye.Â
Fishing hot spells and cold fronts
Prepare for a heatwave or a cold front by learning how to fish for bass in each weather condition. Note these tactics for changing weather.
New test for tapeworm
A new canine diagnostic test for a potentially fatal tapeworm will help detect and direct treatment.