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I wish to understand and some questions about this Bait management. Would you be able to send me more information on how it works. I fish in long lake summer and Winter. I spend a-lot of time and money around this community. So taking away live bait from this lake would be a step backwards. Read more

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1081

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Very disappointed to see such a broad regulation on using live bait for fishing in Northern Ontario. I organize a group of 8 to 15 fishermen (depending on the year) to fish on Long Lake. This lake is located just outside of Charlton Ontario. We organize numerous trips throughout the year. Read more

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My Organization has grave concerns regarding the Strategic Policy for Bait management in Ontario !.The proposed bait management zones boundaries following fishery management zone lines are arbitrary and do little to prevent transfer of unwanted species between watersheds. Read more

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My Organization has grave concerns regarding the Strategic Policy for Bait management in Ontario !.The proposed bait management zones boundaries following fishery management zone lines are arbitrary and do little to prevent transfer of unwanted species between watersheds. Read more

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If the regulations need to be this restrictive in order to protect the resource, then my preference would be a total ban on using minnows. There are many specific problems that these regulations will cause, not the least of which is giving an advantage to people based on where they live. Read more

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1088

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After reviewing your proposed changes and new regulations for bait fish harvesting and transporting in Ontario, I would like you to consider what I am putting forward below, and include these ideas in the implementation of the new regulations on bait fish harvesting. Read more

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406 Victoria Avenue East, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, P7C 1A5 Phone: (807) 623-4635 Email: Consultation@RSMIN.ca www.rsmin.ca June 26, 2017 Scott Gibson Senior Fisheries Biologist Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry Policy Division Read more

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1091

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I have read the "Strategic Policy for Bait Management in Ontario Draft for Public Comment, Feb 2017" hereafter referred to as "The Draft" and while I agree with the broad objectives of the policy I have a number of concerns and suggestions. Main concerns: Read more

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I don't understand why live bait of all types would be banned in provincial parks. Even though frogs, leaches, worms are common throughout. I understand trying to control invasive minnows. But what is the difference outside of park boundaries that would make this allowable. Read more