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Recipes and photos by Cameron Tait
Following a frosty day afield or on the ice, there’s nothing like coming home to a delicious comfort meal, especially when it features wild game or freshly caught fish. These four easy-to-prepare recipes—bear bourguignon, lake trout potato cakes, braised goose legs, and elk empanadas—are sure to satisfy, and take the ...
Kevin Wilson succeeds in tackling a larger winter laker on Cree Lake
As my friend Greg Hartman stared down the 10-inch hole in the ice, his rod tip suddenly bent over as though he’d snagged a solid rock. Then barely a moment later, something began to pull on his line—and hard. At that, Greg firmly raised his rod and set the hook on a giant lake trout, our target species here...
Want to work on your hunting rifle or shotgun, but you’re not sure where to begin? Armed with a handful of tools, accessories and know-how, you can complete a wide range of maintenance, repair and upgrade tasks in your own home. And there’s no better time to get started than now, during the off-season.
Firearms maintenance typically starts with disassembly, so ...
It’s simple: No habitat, no fish. Fortunately, small community-based conservation projects are spawning big outcomes, especially in lakes with fish populations that were almost lost forever. And it’s all thanks to those who put down their fishing rods and pick up a shovel. Volunteers are unsung habitat heroes, inspiring a conservation movement that refuses to see local fisher...
Left to right: Stimulator, Klinkhåmer Special, CDC & Elk
During our long Canadian winters, fly-fishing season is mostly closed, but fly-tying season is wide open. It’s deeply satisfying to while away dark winter evenings by tying flies, but there’s also a dilemma: in January, you often have no idea where you’ll be fishing come spring. So, what do you tie? You could fill ...