Josh Choronzey Outdoors

If you’ve spent much time out in the countryside over the past month, you may have noticed a few more birds in the fields. One bird in particular is becoming much more common across Ontario. Their unique call from both the ground and the sky seems ...

Spring has finally sprung throughout Grey and Bruce counties and outdoors men and women have been reaping the bounty that Mother Nature has to offer. Spring wild turkey season is well underway, the Georgian Triangle Derby has recently wrapped up, local ...

The ongoing debate regarding the latest agreement between SON and the MNR has given local anglers little to smile about recently. Over the past two weeks it has seemed as though every single discussion I have had with local outdoorsmen revolves around ...

The past couple of weeks have been interesting in terms of news on the MNR front. Some new provincial government policy decisions which will have a direct impact on both local and provincial fisheries and wildlife programs are currently in the works. ...

If you have been reading the Owen Sound Sun Times this week, it will be apparent that the most recent commercial fishing agreement between the MNR and the “Saugeen Ojibway Nation” (SON) netters has caused quite the stir. Within hours of the agreement ...

The past two weeks have been busy and interesting for the icefishing community of southern Ontario. Cold temperatures have aided ice conditions on many of the popular destinations such as Simcoe and the Kawartha Lakes. The fishing has been reportedly ...

To be totally honest, I am not really a fan of winter. I detest shovelling snow, and I dislike driving on snow covered or slushy roads. Winter means far less opportunity to get out in a boat and chase fish on numerous local lakes. Gone are the days ...