Bass Talk Seminars – Plan a Lake to WIN – Charlie Sims #095
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Voice by Chuck Lefleur
Music by Jon Schmidt from the Podsafe Music Network
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Bass Talks – Plan a Lake to Win – Charlie Sims #095
On May - 28 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
Binbrook Conservation Spring Crappie Derby
On May - 28 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
If your looking to-get the kids into fishing this Sunday June 1st check out the spring Crappie derby at Binbrook Conservation Park in Hamilton. Read the rest of this entry »
Bass Talk – Doing it Different with Jimmy Dodd #094
On May - 22 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
Jimmy Dodd talks different during the Bass Talk Seminar held at Fishing World in Hamilton.
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Voice by Chuck Lefleur
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CONSERVATION OFFICERS CATCH ANGLERS SELLING FISH
On May - 21 - 2008ADD COMMENTS
Press Release – Two LaSalle area residents were apprehended after a 13-month investigation into the illegal sale of angler-caught fish. On May 15, Ministry of Natural Resources conservation officers shut down two local fishers in LaSalle and Windsor who are alleged to have been taking over limits of walleye and illegally selling walleye and yellow perch locally. Read the rest of this entry »
SMALL TOWN HOSPITALITY FOR A NATIONAL CONFERENCE!
On May 29, 30, and 31 prominent outdoor writers from across Canada will converge on the towns of Fergus and Elora for the annual national conference, AGM, and Awards presentations of the Outdoor Writers of Canada.
This event – typically held at large hotels in major cities such as Victoria, Edmonton, Montreal, or even Thunder Bay – confirms that Elora & Fergus has truly become a “go to†destination for major events and offers many unique conferencing ideas. According to OWC spokesperson Lloyd Fridenburg the OWC was attracted to the area by the many outdoor activities and writing opportunities that we have to offer including our Upper Grand brown trout fishery which is known as one of the premier brown trout fisheries in all of North America. OWC members will participate in a variety of events including fly-fishing, zip lining, kayaking, hiking, and some will learn to drive a race horse.
With outstanding assistance from the Grand River Conservation Authority, Friends of the Grand, and our many local B&Bs, along with Grand River Raceway, who will host the meetings and banquets, this is sure to be a memorable event.
You’re welcome to meet the writers at the Elora Gorge Park pavilion at noon on Friday May 30 where they will meet with local dignitaries and representatives from the GRCA, following their morning field trips.
If you would like additional information please contact me
Peter Wood – peter.wood@rippleoutdoors.com
Co-Chairman Elora Conference Outdoor Writers of Canada
Corporate Director – Outdoor Writers of Canada