From the OMNR web site but please visit the official site below regularily for updates.
http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LetsF...L02_163615.html
Highlights of New Provincial Regulations (PDF, 2.0 mb)
Fish Identification Chart (PDF, Size: 2.1 mb)
View the Legal Boundary Maps for Ontario's Fisheries Management Zones
Full Version: Fishing Regulations
I see that they have the Fish Identification Chart online but it hasn't been in the printed books since the '05 - '06 regs book.
What up with that anyway, saving 3 pages of paper ? Guess I'll have to email them to find out.
They should have Fish Identification in print for some anglers who have some language barrier or are computer illiterate. It would save new anglers time trying to figure out what they caught while out fishing and if the fish were in season or not.
I agree fully Rockfish. The G&F was supposed to try to put up a info center near the lighthouse in Port D with charts with fish species and seasons etc but we are still waiting for the City as they lease the land from the Feds. We were kind of hoping to pair up with the Chinese Anglers Association for an outreach program and have printed regs right at the info center (little billboard).
I try to explain to the intolerants that not everybody is well educated as we are here. The guys joining and participating in the forums have a passion for fishing and the money to have internet but not everyone is in the loop. It doesn't mean they are less ethical but that they just haven't had the message driven home and perhaps they didn't have Dad's like we did that fish
I try to explain to the intolerants that not everybody is well educated as we are here. The guys joining and participating in the forums have a passion for fishing and the money to have internet but not everyone is in the loop. It doesn't mean they are less ethical but that they just haven't had the message driven home and perhaps they didn't have Dad's like we did that fish
QUOTE (chilli @ Mar 31 2010, 11:27 PM) 
I agree fully Rockfish. The G&F was supposed to try to put up a info center near the lighthouse in Port D with charts with fish species and seasons etc but we are still waiting for the City as they lease the land from the Feds. We were kind of hoping to pair up with the Chinese Anglers Association for an outreach program and have printed regs right at the info center (little billboard).
I try to explain to the intolerants that not everybody is well educated as we are here. The guys joining and participating in the forums have a passion for fishing and the money to have internet but not everyone is in the loop. It doesn't mean they are less ethical but that they just haven't had the message driven home and perhaps they didn't have Dad's like we did that fish
I try to explain to the intolerants that not everybody is well educated as we are here. The guys joining and participating in the forums have a passion for fishing and the money to have internet but not everyone is in the loop. It doesn't mean they are less ethical but that they just haven't had the message driven home and perhaps they didn't have Dad's like we did that fish
Perhaps they did have dads that fish...but they fished for one reason and one reason only, FOOD. Some of these people may not understand conservation etc as they were taught the fish for food and not taught angling for sport, limits and conservation.
Just a thought. And not being racist as it can be people from any nation or geographic location where food (as we know it) is expensive (compared to salaries) and neither jobs nor money nor reasonably priced groceries are available.
the link to the Fish Identification Chart seems broken or missing.
QUOTE (spottedGARRR @ May 27 2010, 12:38 PM)
the link to the Fish Identification Chart seems broken or missing.
This link should work. It appears the original link has been moved.
http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LetsF...L02_165685.html
Thanks guys, link fixed
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