Outdoor Canada is pleased to present Blue Fish Radio—podcasts about the future of fish and fishing in Canada. The program,...
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Outdoor Canada associate editor and fly-fishing columnist Scott Gardner is happiest when he's on the water fishing (especially from his kayak) or just surrounded by trees, preferably out of cell phone range. Since joining Outdoor Canada in 2010, Scott has won nine National Communication Awards from the Outdoor Writers of Canada for his adventure travel and fly fishing articles, and been nominated for five National Magazine Awards.
The way a big northern pike explodes on a fly, launching a twisting, surging, headshaking brawl, is unlike any other...
Being an angler means accumulating tackle, which you then have to organize, store and care for. This is crucial for...
In a way, I can’t believe I actually did it. Last December I flew to Panama, and then took a...
Are you utterly content with the size and number of fish you catch? If so, you’re my hero. I envy...
When you’re embarking on a fishing trip, regular suitcases just won’t cut it. You need extra-tough, specially designed luggage to...
As seven feet of iridescent-blue fish—all sword and muscle and great leathery fin—rocketed into the air just 60 feet from...
Along with sealing windows and pulling out snow boots, a sure sign of the approaching winter in my home includes...
In my early teens, after just a few years of fly fishing, I’d already travelled to Labrador, Scotland, Vancouver Island,...
A couple of weeks ago, when the ice thickness was still thin to nil around my home in southern Ontario,...