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.
Review: Yeti Tundra
The Yeti Tundra is solid, made to take abuse, insulated to the max to keep things cold, and available with a wide variety of options.
Ask a CO: are public waterbodies with private access restricted for use?
Readers ask what factors would cause waterbodies to be considered private and unavailable for fishing to the general public.
Ice fishing a bust on great lakes
Warmer-than-normal and in some cases, record-setting temperatures, led to a poor ice fishing season on big water.
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.
Ice hut removal deadlines draw near
The Ontario Conservation Officers Association (OCOA) is once again reminding anglers to plan the removal of their ice huts.
Observing winter crappies from pothole lakes
Winter crappie fishing is as much about charming and finessing as it is about having the grit and muster to find fish, despite harshness.
Solid water safety
First ice provides great action, but the urge to get out must be tempered with a fundamental awareness of ice safety.
Bear of a lifetime taken
Shaun Stratford sat with his back against the huge bear he had just shot and recovered, while the momentousness of the occasion began to sink in. There, in the dark boreal forest near his bear bait site, he became emotional.