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Most anglers would do just about anything to hop into a boat and spend a day with Canada’s elite bass pros, watching how they study their chartplotters, break down lakes and rivers, pinpoint fish and, of course, catch them. Though we can’t put you in a boat with a pro, we can show you what some of their favourite bass hot spots looks like, and how they fish them. To d...


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There’s no question the term “Made in Canada” grabs my attention. Such is the case with Quebec-based Antler Firearms, which builds semi-custom rifles in an array of models and options guaranteed to shoot into half-MOA. Having previously reviewed Antler’s Rocky Mountain model, I looked to the company for a lightweight, rugged and accurate backcountry rifle, one that would capt...


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Image: Leah Spooner

When I was growing up, my father taught me that every point leading up to the moment of serving what has been harvested must be handled with care, precision and respect for both the animal and the land. As a wine professional, I realize that correctly pairing wild game with wine is also a meaningful way to honour the harvest—and you don’t need to be a tra...


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Pinching down barbs reduces harm to the fish

It was a perfect morning to start northern Ontario’s brook trout season. The ice had just left the bays, and mist crept from the surface of the frigid water. I laid my first cast in the sweet spot between some rocks, and was hit immediately. But the early morning jitters got the best of me—I moved too fast, and didn’t convert the ...


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