Angling licence increase and stocking plans in Manitoba
Manitoba raises angling licenses to 2.25 dollars aligning with prairie provinces. The Fisheries Branch will expand stocking, reintroduce warm water species, and increase trout, Splake, and Kokanee programs including experimental Kokanee planting in Duck Mountain and Whiteshell areas. Non residents under sixteen may fish with an adult. non resident license stays at 6.50. The opening season begins with mixed ice conditions across Whiteshell and Duck Mountain rivers. Community events include the Flin Flon Trout Festival and the Canadian Open Gold Rush Canoe Derby set for late June.
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