Highs and lows of moose hunting
There are few moose hunts that don’t include great highs and some serious lows. Each hunt is unique; it's part of the magic of moose hunting.
Adapting hunting practices for age
Baby Boomers in Canada, aged 54-76, are still the largest cohort of hunters. Here are seven changes to keep you hunting as you age.
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.
A conversation with angling meteorologist Chris Murphy
Gretzky, gravity, and death metal cover bands: A conversation with angling meteorologist and The Weather Network's Chris Murphy.
Using finesse baits
Finesse bass fishing is not for everyone. Yet if pressured or “sour” bass are avoiding usual techniques, finesse is almost certain to help.
August 2024 digital issue available
The August 2024 digital issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is now available. Subscribe today for your digital access.
Ellis inducted into Canadian Angler Hall of Fame
For Ontario OUT of DOORS (OOD) Senior Editor Gord Ellis, being inducted into the Canadian Angler Hall of Fame was like being added to a Canuck Mount Rushmore.
Getting back to classic gear
No matter how you like to fish, there will come a time when something you’re using becomes a classic, and a go-to.
Reflecting on 30 years at OOD
"It’s been an honour to write for OOD readers all these years," Senior Editor Gord Ellis writes. "I plan to be here for your grandkids, too."