How understanding spring walleye behaviour can help you catch more (and bigger) fish.
UPDATE: Field Editor Jake MacDonald, one of Paul Quarrington’s longtime fishing buddies and friends, will be providing a fitting tribute to Paul in Outdoor Canada’s upcoming March/April issue.
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I can’t really write this properly right now. I just learned my friend, fishing buddy and favourite writer has...
It is that time of the year again, when anglers who chase big toothy critters walk around with perpetual smiles on their faces.
The muskie season is opening up across the country, as we speak, and anglers who are fishing for trophy pike are enjoying one of the seasonal peaks. But...
The Canadian Society of Magazine Editors has shortlisted Outdoor Canada and sister magazine Cottage Life for annual Best Magazine honour
Without a doubt, getting a downed animal quickly and safely out of the woods can be a challenge, especially in areas where ATVs are prohibited. Leave it to resourceful hunters for creative solutions to the problem. If you're facing a potential game-transport problem this upcoming hunting season, take a cue...
The tragic—but important—tale of a paradise lost on Lake Athabasca's north shore
For centuries sailors have tried to steer clear of bananas. Fishing editor Gord Pyzer explains why
Too much fishing to blog. Watch the March 2010 issue of Outdoor Canada for full details of this trip, but here’s a brief rundown of the last two days.
After a slow morning on Wolf (just one laker), Day 3’s adventure was a visit to neighbouring Wolverine Lake for...
In this episode Lawrence Gunther talks to Dr. Stephen Lougheed (above), director of the Queen’s University Biological Station (QUBS). A professor...
Outdoor Canada is pleased to present Blue Fish Radio—podcasts about the future of fish and fishing in Canada. The program, produced and...