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Trout have long been the most popular fish targeted by fly anglers in this country. But for my money, the most fun, exciting and satisfying Canadian fish you can catch on the fly are smallmouth and largemouth bass. They’re prolific, strong fighters and aggressive feeders—but not quite so aggressive that catching them is too easy. For pu...
Ever tackled a tiger trout, tussled with a shark, battled a beastly sturgeon or hauled in muskie after muskie? To commemorate our 40th anniversary Fishing Special issue, we’ve prepared a roundup of 40 such unique fishing opportunities from across the land, each one offering the intrepid angler something completely different.
Read on, and we hope your own fishi...
There are many ways to enjoy the tasty liquid extracted from ground coffee beans, but some methods are simply better than others on backcountry excursions. Whether it’s to wash down some campfire grub or to satisfy a caffeine fix, here are the best methods to make coffee in the outdoors…
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Road trips are deeply ingrained in Canadian culture, embodying a spirit of adventure, freedom and exploration, all at your own pace. Factor in the extraordinary fishing destinations across this land—from prairie potholes to northern rivers to the Great Lakes—and you’ve got the makings of a memorable experience.
A Canadian fishing road trip is often a study in c...
I love the fact Canada has such an embarrassment of angling riches right at our doorsteps. I also love that, with so many lakes, rivers, streams, reservoirs, pits and ponds spread across the country, we often develop local ways to catch fish that also work when we take them on the road. Think of it as a cross-cultural exchange of angling knowledge. With that in mind, ...