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NEW!! Annual boat launch passes are now required to launch your boats from the dock located off of
River Road near Tembec Industries. All proceeds from the passes will go back into improving the dock
and surrounding area. Passes are $20 and can be purchased at the following locations: Town office;
Papertown; Clark's Corner; Pine Falls Service Centre; Chicken Chef; Manitou Lodge; Papineau Motors
and Broadlands Mall. Click here for the newest updates on the boat launch changes.
River Road near Tembec Industries. All proceeds from the passes will go back into improving the dock
and surrounding area. Passes are $20 and can be purchased at the following locations: Town office;
Papertown; Clark's Corner; Pine Falls Service Centre; Chicken Chef; Manitou Lodge; Papineau Motors
and Broadlands Mall. Click here for the newest updates on the boat launch changes.
| Fishing Canadian Walleye Championship is an annual event and this year will be its fifth consecutive year and they have recently branched out and started a Youth Angler Mini Tournament just 2 days before the walleye championship. This event is a must for the avid fishermen/women. For more information check the website Canadian Walleye Championship or e-mail Kim Wilson, Tournament Director klwilson@mts.net St. Georges Voyageurs Fishing Tournament has been up and running for the past 12 years and supports a local community group. They host two tournaments a year: one in October (Canadian Thanksgiving weekend) with a limited entry of 110 boats, there is an early bird entry of September 1st; and an ice fishing derby in February where all the fishermen are enclosed in a large tent to protect you from the elements of nature. This ice fishing derby has a limit of 100 where the spots were pre-sold, it was such a successful event they may look at getting a larger tent to house more fishermen for the future. To register for either of these events contact Raymond Houston at (204)367-8533 or Dave Lagasse at (204)367-2460 or mail in your interest to Box 37, St. Georges, MB R0E 1V0. You will find fishing beyond compare, the walleyes give a good fight when you are trying to reel them in. There is a general closure for this region of April 1st to and including May 13th. Remember limits are as follows: Regular License Conservation License Goldeye and Mooneye (either or combined) 10 10 Northern Pike (Jackfish) 6 4 -only one may exceed 75 cm (30") Whitefish 25 25 Walleye (Pickerel) and Sauger (either or combined) 6 4 -only one may exceed 55 cm (22") All walleye between 42 cm (16.8") and 70 cm (28") must be released in the area south of the Gammon-Bloodvein rivers to the south and west shores of the Winnipeg River, including Lac du Bonnet, and the southern boundary of Whiteshell Provincial Park and from Lake Winnipeg to the Ontario border (excluding the Winnipeg river from the Pine Falls Dam to Lake Winnipeg). For more information please go to this website for details www.manitobafisheries.com or email them to see if there are any possible changes for 2006. You may obtain your fishing licenses from Natural Resources, Highway 304; Broadlands Convenience Store, just off North Shore Road (across the dam); Pine Falls Service Centre, 15 Pine Street, Rona Hardware, 3 Linden Avenue and Rapid Water Convenience Store, Highway 11 in St. Georges. 2006 License Fees (Fees include GST): Regular Conservation Resident Senior (Manitobans 65 and over) $17.00 Free Resident (Manitobans age 16-64) $17.00 $11.00 Canadian Resident (age 16 and over) $40.00 $20.00 Nonresident (age 16 and over) $55.00 $30.00 |
