If you could only wet a line for one species of fish in your home province or territory, what would...
Canada is being inundated these days with non-native invasive species—Eurasian milfoil, zebra and quagga mussels, Asian carp, round gobies and...
Lovely lakers (and more) in Eastern Ontario, mighty multispecies action in Manitoba and big B.C. walleye CHARLESTON LAKE Located just...
If you could only wet a line for one species of fish in your home province or territory, what would...
As seven feet of iridescent-blue fish—all sword and muscle and great leathery fin—rocketed into the air just 60 feet from...
Of all the provinces to pleasantly surprise us here at Fish’n Canada in terms of angling opportunities, Alberta is very...
Welcome to Andros Andros Island, Bahamas, has been called the “Bonefishing Capital of the World,” and a trip I took...
A couple of weeks ago, when the ice thickness was still thin to nil around my home in southern Ontario,...
With the deadline looming for the removal of ice huts on Lake Simcoe, southern Ontario’s hardwater season was all but...
Ontario’s river walleye, big reservoir pike in Saskatchewan and tiger trout in Manitoba’s Twin Lakes RAFFERTY RESERVOIR This large man-made...