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Zone J Membership Meeting 2022
The next Zone J Membership meeting Thursday January 13, 2022. via Zoom from 7-9pm. Meeting ID 827 7063 9226 Passcode 921238
Solid Water Safety
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New boating regs aim to reduce spread of invasive species
New provincial boating regulations focusing on “Clean, Drain, Dry” principles and practices aiming to reduce the spread of environmentally damaging invasive species come into effect on Jan. 1, 2022. Watercraft and watercraft equipment were regulated as carriers of invasive species Continue reading New boating regs aim to reduce spread of invasive species
2022 OFAH CALENDAR
https://www.ofah.org/calendar/ Looking back, the outdoors has always kept you strong. And to help you look ahead, we are pleased to present the 2022 OFAH Ontario Fish & Wildlife Calendar. Each flip of the calendar makes you feel proud about Continue reading 2022 OFAH CALENDAR
White Tail Deer Hunters!!!!
December Zone J Newsletter
OFAH December 2021
Avid bass angler catches Kawartha giant
https://oodmag.com/avid-bass-angler-catches-kawartha-giant/ When Vivian Heaton of Lindsay caught and released a personal-best largemouth bass in late September of 2019, she didn’t realize how special it was until sharing a photo of it with bass anglers she knew. “I just thought Continue reading Avid bass angler catches Kawartha giant
Great Lakes protection projects get $2.8 million
Two dozen Great Lakes fish health and habitat projects will benefit from some $2.8 million in funding announced by the province. The investment, announced on Friday, Dec. 3, is part of the government’s commitment to the renewed Canada-Ontario Agreement on Great Continue reading Great Lakes protection projects get $2.8 million
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Ask a CO: How the pandemic has affected the work of a CO
https://oodmag.com/ask-a-co-field-observations/ Q: Has the amount of people out fishing during the pandemic changed your work at all? Are you seeing more or fewer people out since the arrival of COVID-19? A: Provincially, we noticed an increase in angler activity and those who Continue reading Ask a CO: How the pandemic has affected the work of a CO
Ask a CO: Explaining the tagging system
https://oodmag.com/ask-a-co-explaining-the-tagging-system/ Q: When do I have to invalidate (notch) my tag? A: If you are the tag holder for that animal, you must invalidate the tag immediately after the kill, at the site of the kill. The animal cannot be moved Continue reading Ask a CO: Explaining the tagging system
Why wild pigs should NOT be hunted in Ontario
Editor’s note: As of Jan. 1, 2022, hunting wild pigs in Ontario will be illegal. One key preventative measure will raise a lot of eyebrows among OOD readers: prohibiting the hunting of wild pigs. This move might seem counterintuitive, but Continue reading Why wild pigs should NOT be hunted in Ontario
Hunters who did not report can still purchase licence
https://oodmag.com/hunters-who-did-not-report-can-still-purchase-licence/ Hunters who did not file a 2020 mandatory hunter report can still purchase a licence in 2021, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) has confirmed with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF). Non-compliance notices sent by the Continue reading Hunters who did not report can still purchase licence
Cooking with Andrew Rochon
ASK A CO
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Baitfish Review
Bait Management Strategy
Voluntary Black Bear tooth submission
https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-hunting-regulations-summary/black-bear Voluntary black bear tooth submission All successful black bear hunters are encouraged to submit two premolar teeth from each black bear harvested to assist in determining the age structure of local bear populations. As a thank you for providing Continue reading Voluntary Black Bear tooth submission
Thunder Bay deer ticks carrying Lyme
St. Lawrence muskie not doing well
