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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
3
Manitoba outdoors notes advise trappers delay mink weasel and squirrel lines until mid November as warm Octobers leave wildlife out of prime condition. Trophy moose heads enter Boone and Crockett while Master Anglers list grows with big pickerel and pike feats.
The Morden Times notes rising participation as junior rifle clubs across the province begin a busy winter program. John Penner weighs in with a 9 lb pike caught at Lake Minnewasta. Duck and goose hunting reports vary by region, with Arctic winds expected to bring more game. Murray Cameron preserves a Whitetail with a heart shot during Melita’s archery season.
The recent glorious weather prompts a playful rewording of an old gag about Winter and Spring, framing Summer as lingering in the lap of Fall and hoping it endures.
The period from November 5 to November 11 is designated Remembrance Week by the Dominion President with Royal Canadian Legion approval. Legion members are urged to recall their oath to memorialize the fallen and to encourage public participation in Remembrance Day ceremonies.
Weather over warm fall slows the Manitoba fisheries branch lake trout program. Minister C H Witney notes cold water needed for spawns, with premature fry at risk. About two million lake trout eggs from Clearwater Lake near The Pas have been collected for winter hatching.
Heavy egg losses due to weather affect the Whiteshell hatchery where about one million eggs are normally raised to fingerling size. Remaining Clearwater eggs are traded for muskies kokanee rainbows and brook trout from other areas. Lake trout eggs are being transferred with many now eyed. Kokanee plantings spread to Clearwater and Mantitkwan lakes with 800 fish recovered from borrow pits along No 10 Highway south of The Pas. Four-inch yearlings are expected to live about four years.
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