Wow! If you've never gone sturgeon fishing on the Fraser River, you are missing out!

I've been three times now, and it never gets old. It is a truly unique fishery and a unique experience to battle, land, study and photograph these amazing creatures.

Some of these fish are more than 100 years old, and have been caught at lengths of 11 feet or more. Even more interesting is that these fish are

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We've all heard about them - the infamous duck shooters who posted a YouTube video of themselves blasting away at ducklings and ducks on the water with a .22 - laughing as they did it.

They've been busted. Again, I'm sure you've all heard. (If not, CLICK HERE for the latest on this.)

This is truly a testament to not only the public's outcry and demand that these poachers be brought to justice,

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A fairly interesting news day today - and no, I'm not talking about that Obama vs. the Cambridge police thing...

I read today that Canada, more specifically Great Slave Lake, may be home to a entirely unique species of cisco - just discovered the other day. They've dubbed it Coregonus googelii - the "googely eyed cisco."

The fish was caught in Great Slave Lake last fall, and is now under seririous

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While new vehicle sales in both the US vs. Canada are down, here's an article I "borrowed" that illustrates the difference between "us" and US, in terms of what we can and will do to attract a certain truck-buying demographic. I'll leave it to you to form an opinion on this matter:

Here’s a truck deal that will really blow you away

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Come on down to the River Cree Resort & Casino in Edmonton on August 14 to 16 -- it's Huntfest!

Huntfest is a great event celebrating hunting, music and good times. Put on by our friends at WildTV, it's sure to be a blast.

Check out our promo spot by CLICKING HERE !

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This is an interesting news story I grabbed off CTV's website. Any comments?

Conservation officers branded the cougars "killer cats" because they appear to have no fear of human beings.

The first cougar was shot after being spotted on July 3 near a campground in the B.C. interior town.

Then on July 10, a 16-month old cougar was shot by a local resident after it was seen observing children

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This website is your one-stop shop! Get the latest news from this blog, and visit our Provincial Hunting & Fishing Regulations page (on the left-hand-side, Main Menu) and you can immediately download your province's regs!

BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan & Manitoba!

Good luck out there...!

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We all want to go salmon fishing! Especially this year, when you can't keep them out of your boat.

How does HALF PRICE salmon fishing sound?

 BC Outdoors magazine, our brother publication out on the coast, is holding a fishing derby at Shearwater Resort & Marina on July 17-20. And they have a limited number of spots left over -- available at 50% off.

Interested? E-mail Mike Mitchell, editor of BC

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Holy cow! Time to head out West! From all reports the salmon fishing is going gangbusters.

"Fish Tales" columnist Wayne Norstrom just phoned me up before his trip to the Queen Charlotte Islands. Apparently there are some good amounts of chinook to be caught - but they're darn near impossible to get to because of all the coho! ot a bad problem to have. (In terms of BBQ fare, I'll take a six-pound

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In case anyone missed it, here's a news release for Saskatchewanites:

SUNDAY HUNTING COMING TO SASKATCHEWAN

Hunters will enjoy an additional day of hunting in Saskatchewan, with province-wide Sunday hunting for all game species and hunters beginning with the 2009 hunting season.

This will bring Saskatchewan in line with the vast majority of North American

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