Sometimes you just know. Sometimes you look at a shoreline or a weedbed, sense the way the wind is blowing...
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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 14 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.
For anglers in the know, autumn is big-fish time. And in the provinces (and US states) around the Great Lakes,...
How important is scent control when it comes to hunting? Consider this: humans have 5 million olfactory receptors, dogs have...
The park is quiet and relaxed, with incredible waterfront sites Wakami Lake Provincial Park is such a special place, that...
Fly lines used to be simple. If you had a 5-weight trout outfit, you just spooled up a 5-weight floating...
Come summer, vehicles with a canoe or kayak strapped to the roof are a common sight on Canadian roadways. Unfortunately,...
To really enjoy your next overnight fishing or hunting adventure, nothing beats a good, comfortable slumber. Fresh air and vigorous...
In trout fishing, dry flies get the glamour, while nymphs are the usual choice of today’s technical masters. But if...
It’s a beautiful place Situated in eastern Ontario, at the southern tip of the Canadian Shield, Bon Echo Provincial Park’s...
The way a big northern pike explodes on a fly, launching a twisting, surging, headshaking brawl, is unlike any other...