Alberta, Canada – Report your fishing trips
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Canada National Fishing Week
Tweet Dates: June 30th – July 8th “Join the Tradition” For more information: CLICK HERE OR CHECK OUT: Facebook (www.facebook.com/CatchFishing) Twitter (@CatchFishing) YouTube (CATCHFISHINGCANADA) … Continue reading →
Lead free fishing tackle in Alberta, Canada
Tweet The use of lead in sportfishing tackle is under review by the Government of Canada. Environment and Climate Change Canada is requesting feedback. A recently published report on lead sinkers and jig use is available a: https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/management-toxic-substances/list-canadian-environmental-protection-act/lead/using-more-lead-free-fishing-tackle.html (Study is … Continue reading →
Alberta to close popular fishing rivers
Tweet A man casts his line into the North Saskatchewan River near Edmonton, on June 11, 2014. IAN KUCERAK / POSTMEDIA SHAREADJUSTCOMMENTPRINT EDMONTON — The Alberta government is backing away from a proposal to close several popular fishing rivers over concerns about stocks … Continue reading →
Alberta, Canada Conservation Camps
TweetThe Alberta Fish & Game Association conducts several youth conservation camps and an outdoor woman’s program each year. The youth camps offer such courses as Hunter Education, the Canadian Firearms Safety course as well as the Boat Safety course. In addition, … Continue reading →
Fall Boating – It Takes A Little Bit More Care
TweetEdmonton, Alberta, — Boating in the fall offers colourful vistas, quiet anchorages and excellent fishing but it is not without its challenges that necessitate self-sufficiency and taking some additional precautions to keep from running into trouble. The Canadian Safe Boating … Continue reading →
Alberta Canada – Fall Boating – It Takes A Little Bit More Care
TweetSeptember 18th, 2017 – Edmonton, Alberta, — Boating in the fall offers colourful vistas, quiet anchorages and excellent fishing but it is not without its challenges that necessitate self-sufficiency and taking some additional precautions to keep from running into trouble. … Continue reading →
Alberta, Canada conservation camps
Tweet The Alberta Fish & Game Association conducts several youth conservation camps and an outdoor woman’s program each year. These camps offer such courses as Hunter Education, the Canadian Firearms Safety course as well as the Boat Safety course. In addition, … Continue reading →
Alberta – Family Traditions lose out under proposed Castle Parks!
TweetAfter 16 months of so-called public consultation by the Government of Alberta with regards to the proposed Castle Parks, the process has proven the Alberta Fish and Game Association’s (AFGA) initial suspicions correct. The very first consultation meeting was more … Continue reading →
Kids Can Catch – Wabamun Lake in Alberta Canada
TweetKids Can Catch – Wabamun LakeLearn to ice fish at Wabamun Lake Kids Can Catch Always wanted to try ice fishing but just don’t have the know-how? This event is for you! Join Alberta Conservation Association (ACA) and partners to … Continue reading →
Canada Fall Boating – It Takes A Little Bit More Care
TweetFall Boating – It Takes A Little Bit More Care September 30th, 2016 – Edmonton, Alberta, — Boating in the fall offers colourful vistas, quiet anchorages and excellent fishing but it is not without its challenges that necessitate selfsufficiency and … Continue reading →
Cabela’s Canada Conservation Days Event
TweetDiscount Invitation – Edmonton and Calgary Retail Locations – April 26-27th Cabela’s is proud to work with organizations dedicated to conserving fish, game and wild places. To recognize our conservation partners, we are offering an employee discount on April 26th … Continue reading →
Alberta Wildlife Awards Banquet
Tweet As the official keeper of fish, bird and big game records in Alberta, it is with a great sense of pride that the Alberta Fish and Game Association welcomes hunters and anglers to submit entries into the Annual … Continue reading →
Keep Alberta Anglers Safe on the Water
TweetToronto, ON, — July 4th – 12th marks National Fishing Week in Canada. The Canadian Safe Boating Council (CSBC) and the Alberta Fish & Game Association (AFGA) want to remind anglers that wearing your lifejacket is even more important than … Continue reading →
Canadian Outdoorsman Magazine-NEW CONTEST
Tweet Canadian Outdoorsman-Fall Issue is now available. Also, we recently uploaded the BRAND NEW 2014-Hunting Gear Guide. If you have not yet, gone to the website, please feel free to do so today. Last week we had some server problems, … Continue reading →
Angling for adventure in Canada’s North.
Tweet Even the geographically savvy are often surprised to learn that Canada’s centre-point is 62 degrees north, 96 degrees west—near the hamlet of Arviat, NU. There’s a lot of land up there: Nunavut and the Northwest Territories comprise one-third of … Continue reading →
Alberta, Canada: Family Fishing Weekend Feb. 15, 16, 17,
TweetGive fishing a try on water bodies with open fishing seasons (not in national parks). Keep in mind that fishing regulations still apply. Details at http://mywildalberta.com/Fishing/FamilyFishingWeekends.aspx … Continue reading →
American Outdoorsman Magazine: Don’t Miss an Exciting Issue
TweetIf you love the invigorating freshness and excitement of the great outdoors you are going to love American Outdoorsman magazine. If you love to hunt and fish, you will love reading every issue of American Outdoorsman Magazine. With the click … Continue reading →
Alberta: NAIT’s Sturgeon River Research Project
TweetThe purpose of this survey is to identify changes in the watershed over the past 50+ years, and to prioritize the issues that you see as most important. This information will also help to direct future NAIT research activities in … Continue reading →
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