Want to go fishing in Manitoba but don’t have a licence? The province is making it easy for you this weekend.
From June 7 to 9, all Manitoba provincial parks will be open to anyone who wants drop a line in the water — licence or otherwise.
You can also save money on entry to provincial parks, as vehicle permits won’t be required all weekend either.
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Although a licence isn’t needed, all other provincial angling restrictions apply, including a limit on the number and size of fish you can catch. Fishing in national parks still requires a federal licence.
Regular camping fees also still apply at provincial campgrounds.
The province says visitors should check weather conditions before heading out, in case some parks have temporary closures.
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