Catch & Release: Being Part of the Natural Cycle
Originally published by Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine, July 11, 2022 Every angler should make their best effort to be a good conservationist. Knowing which fish to harvest for food, [...]
The Future of Fishing in Canada
Keep Canada Fishing has partnered with Shimano Canada to dive into Canada's fishing legacy. Public fishing requires access to public waters, but what if those waters were closed to [...]
Out in the Open with Phil Morlock | Is Fishing Good for Mental Health?
Phi Morlock has a professional background in wildlife biology, environmental outdoor education, criminal law enforcement, and TV and print journalism. He is also the Government Affairs Chair [...]
Federal Election 2021 – We Fish. We Hunt. We Vote.
This federal election cycle is one of the most important in recent memory with regard to the future of outdoor recreation users. Pay attention to what your candidate says. [...]
Swift Action by Tournament Anglers Results in Conviction
By Phil Morlock, Director of Government Affairs, CSIA/CNSF Ontario MNRF recently issued a press release to announce the November 10, 2020 conviction of a professional fishing tournament organizer for not [...]
Alberta anglers seek protection for North Raven River
Originally published by Global News, December 7, 2020 By Bob Weber, The Canadian Press One of Alberta’s largest grassroots conservation groups is to plead this week for the protection of a much-loved river [...]
New Manitoba Lake Information for Anglers Site
The Manitoba Fish and Wildlife department has recently launched their new Lake Information for Anglers site. The interactive site provides a wealth of information for anglers looking to explore the [...]
“World’s Largest Lure” Now Guinness World Record Certified
Len Thompson Lures announced that their larger-than-life fishing lure has been Guinness World Record certified. The former Guinness World Record holder for Largest Fishing Lure is located in West, Texas, USA with a [...]
Not just another fish story: Permit sales prove the sport hooked new anglers this pandemic summer
Originally published by CBC Edmonton, Sept 18, 2020 Written byTravis McEwan Rebecca Anderson sits beside a tackle box in a shady spot along the shore of the North Saskatchewan River in [...]
5 Ways to Practice Safe Fishing During the Covid-19 Pandemic
It's important to keep yourself and other anglers safe. Most importantly, clean up after yourself, practice physical distancing with those who are not in your bubble, and wear a mask [...]