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Fish Slot Size Ontario, angel tours casino rama schedule, gratis online casino bonus ohne einzahlung, casino brunch moncton. Slot size for 2016 in Zone 10 is: 48 inches Georgian Bay is 54 inches (Ontario Reg ref link) Bear's Den Lodge has set a limit of over 50 inches in 1989, but have been encouraging catch, photograph and release (cpr) of all trophy muskie. NOTE: There are 7 Fish Sanctuaries in operation on Horwood Lake from approx. May 12 through June 14th which results in some areas being closed to fishing during this time. The sanctuaries represent only 12 miles out of 128 miles of shoreline and excellent fishing is still available at this time.

Lac Seul Fishing Regulations:

Ontario Fishing Regulations Page:www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LetsFish/Publication/STEL02_163615.html

Walleye & Sauger Regulations: Open Season: 3rd Saturday in May to December 31 Limit - Sport License: 4 in your possession Limit - Conservation License: 2 in your possession Size Restrictions: Only one greater than 21 inches and non between 18 and 21 inches Possession: No person may possess any live fish taken by angling other than bait fish. Please contact us for an explanation of this regulations or view Lac Seul's Zone 4 Fishing Regulations (pdf)

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Northern Pike Regulations: Open Season: Open all year Limit - Sport License: 4 in your possession Limit - Conservation License: 2 in your possession Size Restrictions Sport License: Zero pike between 27.6 and 35.4 inches. Only one greater than 35.4 inches. Possession: No person may possess any live fish taken by angling other than bait fish. Please contact us for an explanation of this regulations or view Lac Seul's Zone 4 Fishing Regulations (pdf)

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Smallmouth Bass Regulations: Open Season: All Year Limit - Sport License: Dec. 1 to June 30, 2 in your possession less than 13.8 inches - July 1 to Nov. 30, 4 in your possession (no size limit) Limit - Conservation License: Dec.1 to June 30, 1 in your possession less than 13.8 inches - July 1 to Nov. 30, 2 in your possession (no size limit) Possession: No person may possess any live fish taken by angling other than bait fish. Please contact us for an explanation of this regulations or view Lac Seul's Zone 4 Fishing Regulations (pdf)

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Muskie Regulations: Open Season: 3rd Saturday in June to Dec. 15 Limit - Sport License: Catch & Release Only Limit - Conservation License: Catch & Release Only Zone 4 Fishing Regulations (pdf)

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Yellow Perch Regulations: Open Season: Open all year Limit - Sport License: 50 in your possession Limit - Conservation License: 25 in your possession Possession: No person may possess any live fish taken by angling other than bait fish. Please contact us for an explanation of this regulations or view Lac Seul's Zone 4 Fishing Regulations (pdf)

Slot Size For Fish In Ontario Walleye

» Fishing Forum Fishing Regulations Members | Forum Rules | Search Kawartha Lakes Walleye Slot Limits, Why is Balsam slot limit opposite others Muskyteer Posted: Aug 24, 2014 - 04:56 pm Alevin Group: Newbies Posts: 16 Member No.: 7089 Joined: July 29, 2014 What's the rationale for the walleye slot limit on Balsam Lake (none between 37-55 cm / 14.6'-21.7') the opposite of the slot limit on other Kawartha lakes (must be between 35-50 cm (13.8'-19.7')? I would think that what is good for Balsam should be good for the other Kawartha lakes too. bluenote Posted: Aug 24, 2014 - 07:55 pm World Record Trout Group: Newbies Posts: 2859 Member No.: 3844 Joined: March 04, 2013 Suggest you read the Ontario fishing regulations by the MNR. It lists all slots for the zone. I don't recall any exception for walleye. Especially the one suggested in your post. Doesn't make sense. Again, check the regs. Sofabed Posted: Aug 24, 2014 - 09:37 pm Fry Group: Members Posts: 42 Member No.: 4160 Joined: April 28, 2013 You are correct about the exemption for Balsam Lake. However I have no idea why it is there. All the walleye I ever catch are in the slot size. metalbuckle Posted: Aug 25, 2014 - 07:42 am World Record Trout Group: Moderators Posts: 8881 Member No.: 2 Joined: February 09, 2011 It is to protect the walleye in that watershed, basically they want you to keep none of the healthy breeding stock and I think the limit is 3. Restrictions imposed probably due to overfishing and loss of habitat/spawning grounds. Muskyteer Posted: Aug 25, 2014 - 09:50 am Alevin Group: Newbies Posts: 16 Member No.: 7089 Joined: July 29, 2014 I get it that a slot limit protects spawning populations. I just don't understand why the Balsam Lake slot is the inverse of the other Kawartha lakes' slot. Is the intention to have fewer but bigger walleyes?? Muskyteer Posted: Aug 25, 2014 - 09:58 am Alevin Group: Newbies Posts: 16 Member No.: 7089 Joined: July 29, 2014 The regulation is clear - see pg. 85 of the 2014 Recreational Fishing Regulations. The exception for Balsam walleyes is at the bottom of the page under 'Exceptions to Zone 17 Regulations'. I agree it doesn't make sense. Muskyteer Posted: Aug 26, 2014 - 07:55 pm Alevin Group: Newbies Posts: 16 Member No.: 7089 Joined: July 29, 2014 I asked the MNR about the different slot limit on Balsam Lake. Here's their answer: ' The walleye regulations were changed on Balsam Lake and Mitchell Lake in 2001, in response to concerns from local anglers to declines in walleye population. The MNR in cooperation with the Kawartha Fisheries Association (no longer in existence) conducted shoreline spawning surveys, creel surveys, netting surveys and laboratory analysis of samples to identify the cause(s) of the decline and prescribe appropriate management actions for walleye. The surveys confirmed the suspected decline in walleye stocks and also established that female walleye on Balsam Lake mature much later than on other Kawartha Lakes. According to the data, female Balsam Lake walleye require 6-7 years to achieve a size sufficiently mature to spawn (36- 43 cm, or 14'-17'), compared to only 4-5 years on other lakes. At the same time, creel surveys on Balsam revealed that the majority of fish harvested from Balsam Lake were less than 6 years old. This information suggested that >75% of the walleye harvested from Balsam had likely never spawned. This implicated harvest as a major factor in walleye declines, over say recruitment or habitat factors. Protecting these slow growing fish from harvest once they reach sexual maturity provides them the opportunity to spawn 4-5 times and produce future generations of walleye, before they would again reach a harvestable size. That was the rationale behind implementing the 'protected slot' (37-55cm, 14.6'-21.7') on Balsam and Mitchell lakes in 2001, along with reduced harvest limits (from S-6, C-2 to S-3, C-1).' VanSlyke Posted: Aug 27, 2014 - 05:50 am Trophy Trout Group: Members Posts: 795 Member No.: 6978 Joined: July 01, 2014 Thanks muskyteer. That makes perfect sense. My cottage is on Kashagawigamog in Haliburton, I wish they would implement the same regulation there for walleye. Horrible overfishing and lack of conservation over the last 15 years has led to a huge decline there. Hank Jr Posted: Aug 27, 2014 - 12:03 pm Lunker Trout Group: Members Posts: 416 Member No.: 6860 Joined: May 27, 2014 Great info Muskyteer you have help me understand it a lot better now . Thanks mcdonob Posted: Aug 28, 2014 - 10:06 am Egg Group: Newbies Posts: 1 Member No.: 5730 Joined: January 16, 2014 I had always wondered that as well. 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