Deer season extended in inter lake region to January 15 1972
Government release extends deer hunting in the inter lake region from Inwood to Swan River including areas 12 13 14 15 16 20 and 21 and up to December 18 in most zones. The move aims to prevent deer starvation due to heavy early snow crust and mild weather while preserving hunting opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Lake
Inwood
Clarkleigh
Lake Winnipegosis
Duck Mountains
Porcupine Mountains
Swan River
Highway No. 10
Winter fishing outlook and recent rainbow trout wins
This report notes winter fishing patterns with rainbow trout most active after ice formation and perch walleye action high early in winter. It cites Minto’s M B Schreiner with two trophy rainbows from Lake William on November 15 and Manitoba’s repeated hunter safety training honors from the IA G F W C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Schreiner
Minto
Lake William
Angler recalls lakes and wildlife events across winter
Green announced the reopening of commercial sauger fishing on Lake Winnipeg this winter signaling improving mercury conditions in the lake. The piece notes numerous deer head competitions and wildlife association meetings this time of year. It recounts past fishing trips with a fellow ardent angler in his 70s who built a camper trailer, and a recent phone call on CKX Brandon from Bill Swanston on his 95th birthday after catching his limit at Lake Wahtopanah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Winnipeg
Wildlife Association
Terry Penton
CKX
Brandon
Lake Wahtopanah
Bill Swanston
16Th Street
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THE
Rossburn Review
Harry C. W. Aylwin
Mountain Ave
Rossburn
Canada
United States
P.O. Box
Man
Rod and
Manitoba
R. T. Robinson
Neepawa
International Association of Game, Fish and Wildlife Commission
Rossburn Credit Union
Angusville
U.S.A
Ind
Ladies’ & Girls
Kayser
Menzies
Shoal Lake
FORD
Maron Slon & Sons
McKietink Freighters Limited
Birdtail
Oakburn
Menzie
Elphinstone
Sandy Lake
Rackham
Zenith
Crawford Park
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