Can anyone identify this fish I caught in Mcgreggor?

[tight line]

Originally Posted by pickrel pat

I agree with you, just saying your example wasnt very good. Thats all.

Lol.. Ya after thinking about it for a bit, it is not a totally similar example as Lefty stated. Not trying to argue with anyone. cheers gentlemen! This hockey game is too distracting.. Lol

[EP2]

Re: Species specific closed seasons.

I was watching an old Canadian Sportfishing and Italian mentioned if you step fishing for say largemouth and smallest are closed, if you catch, say 3 smallies, you need to move locations.

[tight line]

Originally Posted by EP2

Re: Species specific closed seasons.

I was watching an old Canadian Sportfishing and Italian mentioned if you step fishing for say largemouth and smallest are closed, if you catch, say 3 smallies, you need to move locations.

Yes, like Lefty was saying this is the case in Ontario and other Provinces. There is nothing in the Alberta Regs about it... I was somewhat under the impression that this was the case in Alberta as well, but apparently not!

[jackrabbit000]

Originally Posted by Pudelpointer

Were you trolling?

No, he was fishing from the shore.

[BeeGuy]

Originally Posted by EP2

Re: Species specific closed seasons.

I was watching an old Canadian Sportfishing and Italian mentioned if you step fishing for say largemouth and smallest are closed, if you catch, say 3 smallies, you need to move locations.

Bahahahahah!!!!!

Ya, Italo learned that himself.....the hard way! God Bless!

We have some reg's in Alberta which are well spelled out. Certain areas of lakes which close to protect spawning fish while the remainder stays open.

[tight line]

Originally Posted by BeeGuy

Bahahahahah!!!!!

Ya, Italo learned that himself.....the hard way! God Bless!

We have some reg's in Alberta which are well spelled out. Certain areas of lakes which close to protect spawning fish while the remainder stays open.

LOL no doubt he did! And they still hate each other over it!

North and South Wabasca lakes, close the areas close to the tribs, for the Walleye spawn while the rest of the lake remains open, as a good example, but as far as targeting a spawning species with a zero limit like previously stated there is nothing that i can see in the online regs

[Crankbait]

Originally Posted by tight line

LOL no doubt he did! And they still hate each other over it!

North and South Wabasca lakes, close the areas close to the tribs, for the Walleye spawn while the rest of the lake remains open, as a good example but as far as targeting a spawning species with a zero limit like previously stated there is nothing that i can see

travers

[Smokey]

Originally Posted by jacenbeers

I completely agree with this. Even though you may be catching and releasing, it is your responsibility to know what you are catching.

Heck I grew up on Walleye, Pike and Perch fishing in Saskatchewan. First Trout I caught, I had to look twice...everyone one us eventually will get their first.

I remember almost catching Whitefish and Walleye in Wabumum both times I was confused. Happens to the best of us.

[dragon]

If I caught a rainbow in Pigeon I would probably ask wtf it is too just to make sure...