Lake Manitoba Narrows Walleye Northern Pike Ice Fishing
Ice fishing derbies in Manitoba give anglers a chance to compete for prizes by catching the largest fish. Most of the derbies occur in March when lake ice reaches its thickest point. Derby officials drill holes in the ice, and ticket-holders select a hole from which they hope to catch a trophy-sized walleye, the big [...]
As no surprise that more and more people are pitching little know spots for this specialized holiday activity and here’s where Ice fishing in Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba, situated nearly 111 kilometers, or 70 miles north-east from the capital city of Winnipeg, offers. Lac Du Bonnet gets its quaint name from the shape of the [...]
Head Office (Winnipeg)……………………………….204-945-6784 Eastern Region (Lac du Bonnet)……………………204-345-1450 Western Region (Brandon)…………………………..204-726-6452 Western Region (Dauphin)…………………………..204-622-2205 Central Region (Gimli)…………………………………204-642-6099 Northwest Region (The Pas)………………………….204-627-8296 Northeast Region (Thompson)……………………… 204-677-6650 For general information please call (204) 945-6784 or 1-800-214-6497 T.I.P. Line 1-800-782-0076 http://www.icefishinglakemanitobanarrows.com/ Related Websites One Hundred Pushup Challenge — Knee Push ups, 1 Handed Knee Pushups, and Full Push [...]
General regulations on dip netting and seining can be found on earlier post. No dip netting or seining is allowed in any stocked trout waters. In Nopiming and Whiteshell Provincial Parks, and the Rennie River near Rennie, dip netting and seining for suckers and all species other than bait fish are prohibited year round. Some [...]
No bow fishing, dip netting, or seining is allowed on stocked trout waters. In Duck Mountain Provincial Park, and in Porcupine Provincial Forest, all trout smaller than 25 cm must be released, except those caught in streams. Annual stocking lists are available from your local Manitoba Water Stewardship Office. The trout lakes, ponds and reservoirs [...]
Residents can have some reel fun again this weekend at the annual Family Fishing Weekend on Feb. 23 to 24. Canadian residents can go fishing license-free anywhere in Ontario that has safe ice conditions. The province reminds anglers they still have to abide by other regulations, such as conservation license limits, season closures and gear [...]
