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  • Cooking Wild Recipe: Baked Stuffed Fish January 27, 2012

    Baked Stuffed Fish: A memorable big fish supper. Whether you stuff it and bake in foil over glowing embers for a special fish camp supper to show off the day’s trophy or take the prize home and cook it in a clay baker, here’s one of the most impr...

  • Outdoors Survival Skills January 18, 2012

    Before you venture afield, any time of year, you must know the basics of orienteering, weather preparedness and treatment of injuries. There are three primary wilderness situations that can each, in their own right, spell disaster: becoming lost, acci...

  • Survival Skills For Hunters & Anglers December 16, 2011

    Before you venture afield, any time of year, you must know the basics of orienteering, weather preparedness and treatment of injuries. There are three primary wilderness situations that can each, in their own right, spell disaster: becoming lost,...

  • Cooking Wild Recipe: Wild Winter Teas December 7, 2011

    A cup of “Bush Tea” is a sure-fire way to warm up on frosty trails. Whether you’re rabbit hunting in the frozen hollows, exploring backcountry on snowshoes or huddled in your hut hard-water fishing, nothing rids the shivers better than a steami...

  • Alberta's Best Ice Fishing Hot Spots December 5, 2011

    Here are the best lakes in Alberta for ice fishing this season: Calling Lake, 55 km north of Athabasca on SH 813, has a simple rule: get up early (or stay late) if you want to catch the walleye bite. I took a friend to Calling for his first-ever go at...

  • Gear Review: Hi Mountain Seasonings Dry Rubs December 2, 2011

    Nothing flavours and adds character to meats and seafood like a good spice rub. Hi Mountain Seasonings has created their unique rubs to extract maximum flavour from the meat. There are specific spice blends in a Venison Rub, Poultry Rub and Salmon Rub...

  • Saskatchewan's Best Ice Fishing Hot Spots November 23, 2011

    It's almost ice fishing season in Saskatchewan! Check out these local waters: Lake Diefenbaker, located southwest of Saskatoon and northwest of Regina, is a sprawling reservoir was created as an impoundment of the South Saskatchewan River by the Qu’...

  • Manitoba's Best Ice Fishing Hot Spots November 9, 2011

    It's almost ice fishing season! Check out Manitoba's top ice fishing hot spots: For hardwater northern pike fishing, head to Big Whiteshell Lake in Manitoba’s Whiteshell Provincial Park, about 130 km east of Winnipeg on Highway 1. Access to this lak...

  • How To Field-Prep Your Trophy For Taxidermy October 28, 2011

    Taking care of your bird, fish or big game animal while in the field will go a long way toward ensuring you have a beautiful mount later on. A well-mounted trophy, be it a big game animal, bird or fish, can be a work of art, something that can provide...

  • BC's Best Fishing Hot Spots July 18, 2011

    British Columbia's Best Fishing Hotspots: When choosing five top spots in a province with more than 600,000 fish-bearing waterbodies, some prime hot spots are bound to be left off. But if you want a combination of accessibility and hot fishing, you ca...

  • Manitoba's Best Fishing Hot Spots July 11, 2011

    Manitoba's Best Fishing Hot Spots: Within a two-hour drive of Winnipeg, almost every freshwater fish species swimming in Manitoba’s waters is available to the open-water angler. 1. Right at the top of the list of locations is the mighty Red River t...

  • Saskatchewan's Best Fishing Hot Spots June 22, 2011

    Fishing hot spot guide: With so many excellent lakes and rivers to choose from, Saskatchewan offers the resident and visiting angler alike an almost bewildering selection of world class waters. 1. Churchill River For sheer numbers of healthy, scrappy...

  • Cooking Wild Recipe: Campfire Bannock June 20, 2011

    Here’s a recipe for the king of campfire breads: Bannock! When I was kid growing up in Muskoka, ON, Dad and I did a lot of canoeing in the backwaters of Algonquin Park. Since there was usually a portage or two along many of the routes, everything th...

  • 4 Fly Patterns For Stillwater Trout Fishing June 17, 2011

    Fly fishermen: if you can’t locate big, stillwater trout… Find Them With Forage! Here are four fly patterns from Phil Rowley to help you located and hook into big, stillwater trout right across Canada. Balanced Leech Hook: Mustad R50-94840 #...

  • Alberta's Best Fishing Hot Spots May 26, 2011

    Are you looking for the best fishing hotspots in Alberta? From the foothill streams, to the northern lakes and the southern rivers, Alberta shines in its variety. Read on for the top five places to fish in Alberta: 1. Kakwa River If ever there were...

  • 6 Mistakes Anglers Make April 18, 2011

    Overcoming bad habits and recognizing the mistakes you commit can help lead anglers to more fruitful days on the water. Now is the time to forge forward with new habits and break the bad ones of yesteryear. Think of them as your new fishing resolution...

  • Cooking Wild Recipe: Bean-Hole Beans April 12, 2011

    Recipe Special: Baked beans with bacon cooked in an underground pit are the best beans ever. I love baked beans and, contrary to what some contemporary cooks might think, I’m not full of hot air when I boast about bean-hole beans being the best bean...

  • Preventive Boat Maintenance for Anglers and Hunters April 4, 2011

    Preventive maintenance is something that anglers and hunters who boat should always be mindful of. Certain tasks are best carried out before the boating season starts and others when the boat is being prepared for winter storage. In addition, routine ...

  • End of Season Special: Is There Ice Fishing in BC? March 21, 2011

    Well, contrary to the belief of many Western Canadians, you can ice fish in BC. And with only a week left in the season (in most places), it's time to dispel the myth once and for all with the Top Five ice fishing locations in BC:

  • Cold Water Survival: Are You Prepared? February 23, 2011

    Cold water survival: If you don’t wear a lifejacket, you could be in for a shock. When you head out on the water for a day of pleasure, the last thing you expect is tragedy. But did you know that 90 per cent of boating death victims were not wearing...

  • 15 Tips for Successful Angling January 17, 2011

    Whatever species of fish you’re angling for, or if you fish in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba — there are things to remember each and every trip that will increase the odds of catching some fish and reduce the chances that the outing will be...

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