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Alberta guide to sportfishing regulations

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Each issue of this annual guide presents general province-wide regulations for sportfishing as well as regulations specific to the various fish management zones in the province. Regulations in the... More ≫

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Each issue of this annual guide presents general province-wide regulations for sportfishing as well as regulations specific to the various fish management zones in the province. Regulations in the guide are effective from April 1 to March 31.

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Special walleye licence draws

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A brochure and application instructions for people looking to apply for a walleye fishing licence.

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Waiparous Creek summary report

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The Waiparous Creek Project was ranked as the number five priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Lynx Creek. Widespread habitat... More ≫

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The Waiparous Creek Project was ranked as the number five priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Lynx Creek. Widespread habitat degradation and increased sediment inputs, exacerbated by the 2013 flood, are significant issues for fish in this creek. This report and its update provides information regarding project goals and objectives, and the current status of the project as of January 2018.

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Girardi Creek summary report

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The Girardi Creek Project was ranked as the number seven priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Hidden Creek. Widespread habitat... More ≫

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The Girardi Creek Project was ranked as the number seven priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Hidden Creek. Widespread habitat degradation and increased sediment inputs, exacerbated by the 2013 flood, are significant issues for fish in this creek. This report and its update provide information regarding project goals and objectives, and the current status of the project as of January 2018.

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Silvester Creek summary report

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The Sylvester Creek Project was ranked as the number one priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program. Widespread habitat degradation and increased... More ≫

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The Sylvester Creek Project was ranked as the number one priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program. Widespread habitat degradation and increased sediment inputs, exacerbated by the 2013 flood, are significant issues for fish in this creek. This report provides information regarding project goals and objectives, and the status of the project as of January 2018.

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Hidden Creek summary report

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The Hidden Creek Project was ranked as the number seven priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Girardi Creek. Widespread habitat... More ≫

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The Hidden Creek Project was ranked as the number seven priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Girardi Creek. Widespread habitat degradation and increased sediment inputs, exacerbated by the 2013 flood, are significant issues for fish in this creek. This report and its update provide information regarding project goals and objectives, and the current status of the project as of January 2018.

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Lynx Creek summary report

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The Lynx Creek Project was ranked as the number five priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Waiparous Creek. Widespread habitat... More ≫

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The Lynx Creek Project was ranked as the number five priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program, tied with Waiparous Creek. Widespread habitat degradation and increased sediment inputs, exacerbated by the 2013 flood, are significant issues for fish in this creek. This report and its update provides information regarding project goals and objectives, and the current status of the project as of January 2018.

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Allison Creek summary report

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The Allison Creek Project was ranked as the number two priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program. Widespread habitat degradation and increased... More ≫

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The Allison Creek Project was ranked as the number two priority project for the FISHES (Fisheries Habitat Enhancement and Sustainability) Program. Widespread habitat degradation and increased sediment inputs, exacerbated by the 2013 flood, are significant issues for fish in this creek. This report provides information regarding project goals and objectives, and the current status of the project as of August 2016.

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Fall walleye index netting at Lac La Biche, Alberta, 2014

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The Fall Walleye Index Netting survey was conducted from September 15-19, 2014. A total of 1,166 fish were caught in this survey representing 8 species. a total of 390 walleye were caught in the... More ≫

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The Fall Walleye Index Netting survey was conducted from September 15-19, 2014. A total of 1,166 fish were caught in this survey representing 8 species. a total of 390 walleye were caught in the 32 nets. The report summarizes the statistics of all the fish caught.

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Buck Lake walleye management : fisheries management update - prairies area

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Buck Lake has native fish populations of Walleye, Lake Whitefish, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Burbot, White Sucker, Trout-perch, Brook Stickleback, Iowa Darter and Spottail Shiner. The lake has a... More ≫

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Buck Lake has native fish populations of Walleye, Lake Whitefish, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Burbot, White Sucker, Trout-perch, Brook Stickleback, Iowa Darter and Spottail Shiner. The lake has a long history of providing an excellent summer Walleye sport fishery and a winter Lake Whitefish commercial fishery. It also supports a First Nations fishery. Over the past decade, fisheries biologists have noted a decline in the populations of both Walleye and Lake Whitefish. Furthermore, the size of Walleye being caught has decreased. These trends are a concern to the resource users who fish Buck Lake, as well as the fisheries biologists who manage it. Background Recreational fishing, ongoing summer kills and cumulative habitat loss are currently the main factors affecting fish populations in Buck Lake. Other factors, such as the harvest of Lake Whitefish through the commercial and First Nations fisheries are relatively minor. Recent surveys of recreational fisheries indicate that the...

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