A charity that puts smiles on the faces of children battling cancer will once again host its annual fishing derby later this month.
A charity that puts smiles on the faces of children battling cancer will once again host its annual fishing derby later this month.
Highly visible fish are often wary; let’s look at sight fishing and how it differs between lakes and rivers.
Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters’ (OFAH) Under the Lock Fishing Derby will return this spring after a two-year pandemic hiatus.
Veteran NHL forward Matt Duchene of Haliburton is passing down the angling legacy he inherited to his own son.
On a late fall morning, a dozen or so volunteers gather on a wooded hill with a magnificent view of Georgian Bay. This group has no interest in the autumn splendour, however.
A unique study by researchers at the University of Toronto (U of T) released in March contained startling results about the environmental impact of road salt.
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) fish stocking efforts have, for the most part, been on target throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
This bright and creamy spread makes a great patio appetizer or bagel topper for brunch.
For nearly as long as I can recall, people have been saying fishing is better in the rain. After many decades of being caught out in the wet stuff for all manner of species, I tend to agree. Something about the disturbed surface of the water, and the change in barometric pressure, can be a trigger.
