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Old 12-12-2019, 03:14 PM
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Is there a diameter size limit in Alberta for a hole while ice fishing?

I am noticing a trend on youtube where people are cutting a large ,sight fishing hole, that even an ATV would fit in...

I'm not looking for your opinions if it's ethical or not More wondering what the law says about it (if there is any).

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Old 12-12-2019, 03:19 PM
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hole size....heck we have used a chain saw to cut 2'x4' holes to accommodate a few rods....no size limit...just gotta mark it.
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what about lights and ice fishing...

The regs reference a light on an underwater camera. So it can't be turned on? What about the light in the ice hut after dark?
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what about lights and ice fishing...

The regs reference a light on an underwater camera. So it can't be turned on? What about the light in the ice hut after dark?
Ya gotta see what your eating....all is good.
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