Outdoor Canada

Outdoor Canada stands out as the sole national magazine in Canada dedicated to fishing and hunting. Since its inception in 1972, it has captivated its audience with a dynamic blend of informative how-to guides, product reviews, engaging profiles, travel stories, comprehensive reports, and expert insights. In 2015, the magazine expanded its reach with the launch of Outdoor Canada West.

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Leeches may be gross, but leech flies catch fish. Here's what you need to know • Outdoor Canada

1 week ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Scott Gardner

Not fond of leeches? These patterns will have you loving them Few creatures tap into deep-seated human aversions like leeches. Their slimy, slithery appearance, combined with the idea they’ll feed on your very lifeblood, is enough to squick out anyone. Fish, however, heartily disagree.
The rise of fishing kayaks—and how they’re quietly transforming Canadian angling • Outdoor Canada

2 weeks ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Scott Gardner

Opening up an entire new world of angling possibilities It’s been 25 years since the first purpose-built fishing kayaks hit the water. What began as a niche experiment—basically bolting rod holders onto traditional recreational kayaks—has become a whole new way of fishing.
New president of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation hopes to improve hunting and fishing access in the province

3 weeks ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Bob Sexton

New president Travis Schaeffer has been an SWF member since childhood Newly elected as president of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, Regina’s Travis Schaeffer, 43, is hardly a stranger to the organization.
Recipe: Wild Turkey Meatballs flavoured with parmesan, paprika, sage and a rich marinara sauce

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Cameron Tait

Flavoured with parmesan, paprika, sage and a rich marinara sauce RECIPE & PHOTO BY CAMERON TAITArguably, meatballs are the epitome of comfort food. Almost every country, after all, has its own version of the venerable meatball.
Manitoba Wildlife Federation expands its popular Becoming an Outdoors Family program

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Bob Sexton

Becoming an Outdoors Family program teaches basic fishing, hunting and outdoor skills After a highly successful pilot project last year, the Manitoba Wildlife Federation is expanding its Becoming an Outdoors Family program for 2025.
9 proven ways to make sure you stay a mediocre fly angler

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Scott Gardner

9 great ways to make sure you stay a mediocre fly angler As a fly fisherman, I came out of the gates pretty hot, landing a bunch of brown and rainbow trout my first time on the water. It was June of 1985, and I was 15 years old. The biggest was about eight inches long, but they were fish, caught on flies I tied myself.
4 things you need to know about trimming your hunting dog’s toenails

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Lowell Strauss

What to do when your pooch needs a pedicure Even active dogs need periodic pedicures to maintain healthy feet. While visiting a doggie spa may seem the easiest approach, learning to keep toenails in check yourself is a valuable skill. A split toenail or torn dewclaw can quickly end a hunt, after all, so here’s what you need to know.
Alberta Wildlife Federation’s new president aims to lead the organization into a new era of relevance

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Bob Sexton

Paul Short is a long-time outdoorsman with experience hunting and fishing across Canada and around the world The Alberta Wildlife Federation’s new president, Paul Short, applauds the efforts of his predecessors while aiming to lead the organization into a new era of relevance and influence in the province.
Bob Izumi pays a fond tribute to his pal Gord Pyzer, Outdoor Canada’s recently retired fishing editor

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Bob Izumi

Inspiring generations of anglers with his contagious enthusiasm for fishing If there was ever someone capable of building a better mousetrap, it would have to be my long-time friend Gord Pyzer—especially if mousetraps were a way of catching fish.
Bob Izumi, Author at Outdoor Canada

1 month ago | outdoorcanada.ca | Bob Izumi