Hinton Area Biologist

[Bhflyfisher]

Is there anyone that might know of a number i could get to reach the biologist of the hinton area. I dont want to go asking other members randomly and asking about some sensitive water bodies. I'd like to get in touch with someone who would know the extent of fish pops + winterkill and summerkill probabilities and confirmations.

I know speck probably has a good idea, of the information im after. Just want a couple batches of info.

Thanks guys.

Jeremie

[fishman]

The biologist is in Edson.....Karl hunt is his name

[JohninAB]

Karl retired years ago. Call 780-723-8244 and ask for George S. He is the senior fisheries biologist.

[Bhflyfisher]

Thank you so much. I appreciate the help.

[fishman]

Karl retired years ago. Call 780-723-8244 and ask for George S. He is the senior fisheries biologist.

U r right I got there names mixed up

[greylynx]

U r right I got there names mixed up

A well deserved retirement too.

[Craddosk]

As had been said, George Sterling in Edson is the Senior Fisheries Biol. for that area.

[Speckle55]

George Sterling Area Fish Bio 780-723-8247

David:)

[Bhflyfisher]

Out in the field until sept 25th. Called his cell, hopefully he'll get back to me asap.

Thanks again guys! Really appreciate the help.

[McLeod]

What specifically are you looking for ?

[Mountain Guy]

Is there anyone that might know of a number i could get to reach the biologist of the hinton area. I dont want to go asking other members randomly and asking about some sensitive water bodies. I'd like to get in touch with someone who would know the extent of fish pops + winterkill and summerkill probabilities and confirmations.
I know speck probably has a good idea, of the information im after. Just want a couple batches of info.

Thanks guys.

Jeremie

Don't want to ask here?
I'll help you out...
If you ask if lake ''A'' winterkilled and the answer is ''we slayed them there last week'' . That means fish haven't winter or summer killed.
If you ask if theres any fish left in lake ''B'', and you get a bunch of ''haven't heard a fish being caught or anybody fishing it for 15 years'' , then that probably means its dead. :scared0018:
All kidding aside...I agree the ''locals that know'' may well be as versed as the biologists

[Bhflyfisher]

I got a hold of him on his cell. Got specks info too. Heading west this weekend!