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tysonlazo2
08-25-2012, 10:05 PM
am i aloud to collect bait in the N.S.R ? near edmonton the way im looking at the regs i am im just double checking ? ( not keeping bait test the feeds inside )

buckmaster
08-25-2012, 10:09 PM
( not keeping bait test the feeds inside ):huh:?

tysonlazo2
08-25-2012, 10:11 PM
i prefer not to take fish out the the nsr unless there small suckers im going to be useing these traps elles where and im going to try differnt cat,dog food and cat,dog treats and see what minnows like witch best

tysonlazo2
08-26-2012, 08:20 AM
so can some one tell me is it legal to use bait traps on the north sas river ?

Geezle
08-26-2012, 08:34 AM
Collecting Bait Fish

Catching bait fish (such as suckers) by angling, bowfishing or spearfishing is allowed from all waters open to fishing with these methods, even at waters where the collection of bait fish by other means is prohibited. Anglers may collect their own bait fish by minnow trap, dip net and seine net, but these fish must not be sold. The commercial collection of bait fish requires a Commercial Bait Fishing Licence. The following regulations apply to the collection of bait fish for personal use as bait:

The collection of bait fish is not permitted in waters having a bait ban or restriction on the use of bait fish, and in some other specified waters (see each Fish Management Zone for regulations).
The possession of live bait fish is prohibited. All bait fish kept must be killed immediately. Please do not kill more than needed because bait fish are important food for many sport fish.
Fish other than bait fish must be immediately released unharmed. Game fish such as perch must not be kept.
Seine nets may not be larger than 3 m in length and 2 m in depth.
Minnow traps may not have dimensions greater than 60 cm in length by 30 cm in width, depth or diameter.
No more than 2 minnow traps may be used at one time.
Minnow traps must bear the operator’s name, address and Sportfishing Licence number.
Crayfish cannot be used as bait. It is unlawful to possess live crayfish.

Yes.