Manitoba Sandhill Crane Season Opens Sept 1
This week begins Manitoba's hunting season for Sandhill Cranes, open from Sept 1 to 17 with a bag limit of four. Licenses available in Amaranth, Gladstone, Glenella, Langruth, Plumas, Portage la Prairie, Waldersee, Westbourne and Winnipeg Wildlife Branch. Federal Migratory Bird permit required. Ducks and geese must wait until Sept 23.
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Fishing Tales and Rambles From the Manitoba Lakes
Reports from Norman, Gerald Harper and the author recount two days of fishing mostly pike at Rocky Lake with several walleyes by Harper. They praise Kum-Bac Cabins hosts Keith and Joyce Molyneaux and describe trout stream outings and wild rainbows. An Open Letter to Platt Tackle Co. recalls a Wiggle Devil lure’s paint loss after many bites. A test of regional wildlife news notes longer seasons and liberal bag limits in prairies with shifts in eastern provinces. Other local fish stories include a five-pound pike caught and a 17-pound pike that escaped after reaching shore. A card of thanks closes.
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