The bush. The Birds. The Camps.
From the camp shelf · Outdoor resources
Fishing water. Autumn bush. A place to stay. A few useful links for the next trip.
Keep these with your camp notesThese websites are part of the Due North Marketing network. Use them for fishing and hunting trips, camp stays, local reading and practical tools. Choose the link that fits your plans, then ask the operator about current services and availability.
Fishing & camp stays
A northern base for your next fishing trip.
Browse lodge and camp options across Northern Ontario. Compare regions and accommodation, then ask the operator about boats, meals, arrival arrangements and current availability. This is a useful starting point when fishing is part of an autumn camp week.
Visit website ↗News & reading
Follow Canadian gold project news.
Read Canadian gold project news, company releases and explanations of drilling and assay results. Follow the links to the original releases for tables, maps and project details. A place for readers who want to keep up with the mining story in Canada.
Visit website ↗Places & local services
Local beer and brewery reading.
Use Ottawa Craft Brews when planning time in the Ottawa area. Read about local breweries and beer, then check the business directly for opening hours and visits. Keep this link for a city stop on the way to or from a camp trip.
Visit website ↗Hunting & the bush
Grouse, partridge and autumn camp days.
Our own field guides cover ruffed, spruce and sharp-tailed grouse, woodcock and other upland birds. Read about habitat, identification, regional trip planning and the rules for your destination. The camp journal adds bird biology and notes for a week in the bush.
Visit website ↗Hunting & the bush
Start planning an Ontario moose trip.
Keep Ontario Moose Hunting beside your trip notes when a moose hunt is on the calendar. Work through the season, licence, equipment and camp questions for your destination. Confirm current requirements with Ontario and discuss the trip arrangements directly with your outfitter.
Visit website ↗Fishing & camp stays
Lakes, regions and fishing-trip planning.
Read about Ontario fishing destinations and use the regional pages to narrow down a trip. Keep the current fishing zone, species rules, boat access and accommodation questions together. A useful companion when the group wants time on the water as well as time in the woods.
Visit website ↗Hunting & the bush
A starting point for a black bear trip.
Use Ontario Bear Hunts when putting together questions for a black bear hunting trip. Sort out the location, season, licences and camp arrangements before booking. Confirm the current rules with Ontario and ask the operator what equipment and services your stay includes.
Visit website ↗Fishing & camp stays
Tent sites, trailers and nights outside.
Look at camping options when a tent or trailer suits your trip better than a cabin. Before reserving, ask the campground about autumn opening dates, washrooms, hookups, dogs and the size of your site. Keep the accommodation booking separate from hunting or fishing access.
Visit website ↗Places & local services
Local help for a camp or cottage.
Find trades and service businesses in the Nipissing area when the camp needs repairs or upkeep. Use the listed contacts to discuss the job, service area and timing. For electrical, plumbing or other regulated work, confirm the qualifications needed for the job directly.
Visit website ↗Tools & trip photos
Useful tools for photos and PDFs.
Convert, resize and edit images in your browser, or work with PDF pages. Use Lookd to prepare camp photos for a website, make a picture smaller or tidy up a trip document. Keep your original files and check the saved result before sharing it.
Visit website ↗Places & local services
A West Nipissing stop on your route.
Read about Sturgeon Falls and the surrounding West Nipissing area when planning a stop near Lake Nipissing. Keep the local links handy for a visit, a meal or time in town. Check current hours and event details with the business or organiser before travelling.
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Fishing-trip reading across the border.
Use Fishing In Quebec when considering a fishing holiday in the neighbouring province. Keep Quebec licences and species rules separate from an Ontario trip. Ask your lodge about the waters you will fish, arrival details, boats and meals before setting the travel dates.
Visit website ↗Fishing & camp stays
Canadian fishing videos for a camp evening.
Watch Canadian fishing videos, with entries for walleye, lake trout, northern pike, bass and other species. Pick a film for an evening at camp or a rainy day at home. Use current rules for your own water rather than borrowing a limit from a video.
Visit website ↗Fishing & camp stays
Fishing destinations and camp-trip reading.
Read fishing-trip articles about Canadian destinations, lodges and places to stay. Use the place names to build a short list for your next outing. Ask each operator about current arrangements, and use the relevant provincial rules for the actual waters on your route.
Visit website ↗From the grouse notebook
Northern ruffed grouse often show roughly decade-long cycles. Not every northern population follows that pattern.
Extensions along a ruffed grouse's toes help it move over soft snow.
A spruce grouse's crop can hold food weighing up to about ten percent of its body weight.
Read the sources: USDA: ruffed-grouse research review, 2011 ↗ · Hinterland Who's Who: ruffed grouse ↗ · Cornell Lab: spruce grouse guide ↗
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