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Don’t mosquitoes always go after the ones you love? Just wash from head to toe before you go outdoors. Whether you’re playing active sports or just fishing on a boat, SKEET gives you a clean alternative to DEET. Rub it on your clothes or on your skin.

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First Annual Catch & Release Panfish Ice Fishing Derby.

Saturday Feb. 13 2010 9:00am til 2:00pm at Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area.

LOTS of great prizes to be one. Tickets are available in advance or on the day of the derby. Day-Of-Registration closes 45 minutes after derby commences. ENTRY FEES: $15 per Adult or $8 per Child. (14 years & under)

For Info or Tickets Contact Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area 519-442-4721 or E-Mail Scott Parkinson at [email protected]

Be part of the first Ontario Family winter fishing weekend Feb. 13-15 2010 No Fishing Licenses Required

Canadian residents will again be able to sample Ontario's fishing opportunities,
licence-free, during the weekends of July 10-12, 2009 and February 13-15, 2010.

Sponsored by a diverse range of government and non-government organizations, the
Weekends are designed to remind people of the recreational and economic value of
Ontario's recreational fishery, and the importance of sustaining and enhancing
it for future generations. For this reason, anglers without a licence must abide
by the limits set for the Conservation Licence during the weekend. All other
fees and regulations apply and will be enforced, including size limits and
sanctuaries.



Local events and festivals around the province will mark the Weekends. Family
Fishing Weekends provide not only opportunities to fish, but also to learn about
proper techniques, ethical angling and how to protect fish and their habitat.


Licenced anglers and club members: The Weekends are for you, too. Take an
unlicensed friend out fishing, or attend an event with your kids. As a group,
consider organizing a Weekend event. Put on a clinic, an educational children's
event or use the Weekend to involve the public in an enhancement project.
Information to help you plan and run events is available from the following
partners:


Please contact during business hours:



* Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (705) 748-6324
* Conservation Ontario (905) 895-0716
* Nature and Outdoor Tourism Ontario - (705) 472-5552




For general fisheries information, please call the Natural Resources Information
Centre at 1-800-667-1940 (Toronto.

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