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A collection of outdoors related articles from Northwest Ontario and maybe some from beyond.
Call: (807) 889-0707
Email: ghart@nwoutdoors.ca
Visit: 21 second street, Nipigon Ontario
Maps, Information, Hiking, Fishing and More
Members Area
Members area holds an extensive map and resource library with free downloads and more.
The Store
Here you can purchase numerous maps and resource guidebooks for Northwest Ontario
Resources
Numerous free resources, maps and information for exploring Northwest Ontario
New Maps Thunder Bay Urban Fishing and Thunderbay fishing – stocked lakes
One new Map - Thunder Bay Urban fishing details locations within Thunder Bay to fish as well as local resources like bait shops and other information. Re-working of the Thunder Bay stocked Lakes map - with more information including updated stocking information. Maps...
New Products: Nipigon area Maps
Nipigon area Map series - four maps covering the entire Nipigon system. Call: (807) 889-0707Email: ghart@nwoutdoors.caVisit: 21 second street, Nipigon Ontario Members area holds an extensive map and resource library with free downloads and more. ...
Sneak Peak at new updated maps
I have been busily reworking and rebuilding the most popular maps in the collection, as well as expanding the maps on the site to cover more ground. To make ease of it all I have had to re-organize and devise a new map making plan and to universalize the maps in the collection.
STOCKED LAKES – MISSED OPPORTUNITIES?
The stocking program in Northwest Ontario has been around for decades, in some cases it is designed to help re-introduce depleted species, in others it is to introduce new sport fishing opportunities.
12 places to fish around Nipigon
The Nipigon system encompasses hundreds of square miles of fishable lakes, rivers and creeks. We list twelve of the local fishing hotspots including some from shore and some you need a boat for. There are many more for you to find as well.
The Lobster Mushroom
Not truly a mushroom as the lobster mushrooms are formed from another edible,lest tasty mushroom when it becomes infected with a mold which then turns it red, gives it the seafood aroma and increases the taste. There has never been a recorded incident of the mold attacking a non-edible species of mushroom.
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21 Second Street, Nipigon
+1 (807) 889-0707
ghart@nwoutdoors.ca
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