Ripple Outdoors Hunting and Fishing Podcast

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Mark April 11th on your calender to stock up on any Gobbler Gear you need to have a successful hunt this season.

Gail’s annual open house at 15 Badenoch Street in Morriston will have loads of deals.

Just south of 401 on Hwy 6.

email badenoch@bellnet.ca or phone 519-836-2245

The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, a major participant in the Toronto Sportsmen’s Show (T.S.S.), is pleased with the announcement that the event will be hosted at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in 2010.

“We are proud to be a part of the Toronto Sportsmen’s Show, the largest outdoor event of its kind in Canada, and we couldn’t be more pleased to be moving with the show to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre,” said Mike Reader, O.F.A.H. Executive Director. “The new venue offers a central location, easy transit access, ample parking and the opportunity to expand. It’s a great move.” Read the rest of this entry »

Listen to Christie Curley of the MNR as she explains proposed changes to Ontario’s Moose Tag Draw Systems during the Toronto Sportsmen Show.

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The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (O.F.A.H.), the largest non-profit conservation based organization in Ontario, was delighted to welcome the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, to the O.F.A.H. 81st Annual General Meeting and Fish & Wildlife Conference in Mississauga on Saturday March 21, 2009.“The outdoor community across Canada contributes billions each year to the national economy, which helps to create jobs, supports local economies and funds conservation programs for fish and wildlife,” said O.F.A.H. Executive Director, Mike Reader. “A strong partnership between the outdoor community and the federal government is critical for the development and delivery of core programs in support of these activities. It was clear in his speech to almost 600 conference and youth delegates, that the Prime Minister has a Read the rest of this entry »

MNR press release;

YPSILANTI, MI – The binational Lake Erie Committee, comprising fishery managers from Michigan, New York, Ohio, Ontario  and Pennsylvania, today recommended a 2009 total allowable catch (TAC) of 12.012 million pounds of yellow perch and 2.45 million walleye. 

The yellow perch TAC represents an increase from last year while the walleye TAC represents a decrease.  The committee based this recommendation on the current strength of yellow perch stocks in Lake Erie and on the fact that walleye recruitment has been poor or moderate during the previous several years, with the exception Read the rest of this entry »