The 2021-22 fishing officially kicks off this Saturday in Southern Manitoba.
All Anglers are required to have a license, which are available 24 hours a day, by clicking here.
The province has implemented some new fishing regulations this season:
• Marge Lake – walleye limit is two and all walleye shorter than 35 centimeters must be released;
• Bradley Lake – provincial smallmouth bass limits and size restriction;
• Mirror Lake – trout limit is one and closed to all fishing from Sept.15 to and including Oct. 31; and
• Summerhill Lake – walleye limit is four.
Anglers are being reminded that some fish may still be spawning during the start of the season, and to release fish that are discharging eggs.
The province will once again be operating watercraft inspection stations to help stop the spread of aquatic invasive species.
Anyone transporting a powerboat, canoe, Jet Ski or other type of watercraft over land must stop at the inspection stations when they are open.
The set fine for failing to stop at one of these stations station is $672.
