The summer months are a busy time for serious hunters who don't want to be rushing to get ready for the hunt when the…

    In nymph fishing, as in other aspects of fly fishing, the devil is in the details. Sometimes the difference…

Over the course of this blog's history, I've suggested all sorts of techniques that might be helpful when practicing…

Last week I took the day off and spent some time at my favorite river. Previous experience told me the brook trout…

In mid-May, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to participate in Ontario's pilot-project spring bear hunt. I used…

There's an old tried and true axiom in fly fishing. Essentially it says, "Neatly tied flies catch fishermen but scruffy…

When I first started tying flies, I tied bucktails. That's fairly standard for most of us because bucktails are…

As I said in previous blogs, traditional archery success is based largely on confidence in your ability. You get that…

A friend and I spent time on a small, rough and tumble creek fishing for rainbow trout one morning into the afternoon. …

Bowhunters who pursue game using traditional gear must overcome the challenge of shooting without sights. As I've…

Our fly fishing season in Ontario is about to start in earnest and with that comes the panic and excitement of…

There are many good shot angles that will allow a bowhunter to humanely take a wild turkey. For broadside, head-on or…