Properly releasing fish requires anglers to perform a series of potentially complicated tasks, often in a rocking boat, swiftly flowing...
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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.
The explosive growth in kayak angling has brought a great deal of innovation to a style of fishing that used...
The first truly big fish I caught on the fly was a 38-inch pike in northern Manitoba. I landed it...
Saltwater fly fishing is the baby of the family. It’s that happy accident no one expected. But now that it’s...
I just got back from one of the great fishing experiences of my life: five days of kayak angling for...
It was an angling pinnacle, closely followed by humiliation and disappointment, and it didn’t have to happen. After a boisterous...
As 2019 winds down, it’s a great time to revisit 2019’s top stories on www.OutdoorCanada.ca. Highlights include: the year’s best...
During the winter off-season, it can be tough to stay connected to your outdoor passions. Luckily, there are plenty of...
One of the best feelings in fly fishing is firing a perfect cast, a real bullet, where the line leaps...
From climbing treestands and breaking camp before sunrise to cleaning fish and finding downed game after nightfall, anglers and hunters...