Loughborough Lake stocked with 15,000 lake trout
This is the fifth year the Ministry of Natural Resources has stocked the lake, which is incredibly popular with anglers. Continue reading
Fishing
Fishing changes coming to Lake Winnipeg to help restore fish population
The Manitoba government announced Monday that it hopes to restore Lake Winnipeg’s supply of fish by implementing a number of new measures. Continue reading
‘He died trying to provide for us’: Day of Mourning a sombre reminder of workplace safety
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
“If you’re not safe at work, then what are you coming home to? If you’re not even able to come home.” Continue reading
Free hunting and fishing in Saskatchewan for Canadian Armed Forces veterans
Saskatchewan will no longer charge Canadian Armed Forces veterans for their hunting or fishing licences if they were honourably discharged. Continue reading
Deadline to remove ice fishing shacks from Sask. lakes approaching
The Ministry of Environment says ice fishing shelters are abandoned every year, which can later pose a danger to people enjoying Saskatchewan lakes. Continue reading
Annual free ice fishing weekend Feb. 16-18 in Saskatchewan
Anyone who always wanted to try ice fishing as a new outdoor activity, their opportunity is right around the corner in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Winnipeg ice fisher caught poaching sauger near Lockport
A Winnipeg man has to pay up $1,375 after being caught by Manitoba conservation officers with 23 sauger, which is over the legal quota. Continue reading
Couple from England falls in love with ice fishing, calls Manitoba their second home
By Marek Tkach Reporter
This year marks 14 years of ice fishing trips halfway around the world for one English couple who have fallen in love with Manitoba. Continue reading
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Know before you go: ice should be 10 cm thick before walking on it
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Most lakes should be well frozen over by now but there can be spots of weaker ice, especially on ponds and rivers within the city. Continue reading
Pink salmon might be a threat to the killer whale population, scientists say
Pink salmon spawning patterns might be interfering with killer whales’ ability to hunt in the Salish Sea, a newly published paper suggests. Continue reading