Ice Fishing in Alberta: Lakes, Limits & Ice Safety (2026-27 Guide)
Alberta allows two lines through the ice, and a resident licence costs $30. The big 2026 change is that walleye Special Harvest Licences are no longer a draw, they are...
Alberta allows two lines through the ice, and a resident licence costs $30. The big 2026 change is that walleye Special Harvest Licences are no longer a draw, they are...
Most Ontario walleye zones stay open right through fall to December 31, and Lake Erie never closes at all. Lake Nipissing is the big exception, closing October 15 with a...
Northern Alberta is made for anglers who enjoy the journey as much as the catch. Along the highways, familiar fishing lakes offer boat launches, campgrounds and the chance to get...
Southern Alberta is home to countless lakes offering some pretty spectacular fishing. While some are well-known and popular destinations, others are hidden gems, just waiting to be discovered. Some offer...
The Red River below Lockport is one of the best channel catfish fisheries in North America, and late summer is its season. No catfish over 60 cm may be kept,...
Walleye fishing in Saskatchewan is some of the best in Canada. You need an angling licence from age 16, the general limit is four walleye with only one over 55...
Where the rugged peaks of the Coast Mountains meet the waters of the Harrison and Fraser rivers, the Harrison River Valley offers some of British Columbia's most diverse outdoor experiences....
Home to vineyards, orchards, small farms and endless outdoor adventure, the Naramata Bench along the eastern shore of Okanagan Lake is one of British Columbia's must-visit destinations. While it's best...