Quinte Fishing

I saw this ad in the whig-Standard of Nov 17th and thought some might be interested. It's rewritten in my short form.

" The Ont. MNR is in the process of implementinga new province-wide fisheries management framework.

Two public info sessions are scheduled for Eastern Ontario.

Kingston:

Nov 22,2005
Legion Branch 560
Montreal St.
3PM - 9PM


Sharbot Lake:

Nov 24,2005
OSO Community Hall
Sharbot Lake
3PM - 9PM

MNR staff will be on hand to discuss and answer any questions or concerns you have regarding this proposed regulation changes."

That's the gist of the ad.

Here's a look at the proposed 'Fisheries Management Zones'



http://publicdocs.mnr.gov.on.ca/View.asp?Document_ID=9816&Attachment_ID=18658


Here's the whole spiel from the MNR form their website

http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/fishing/fmz/frameworksummary.html#framework

I wasn't able to access the Enviromental Bill of Rights Registry to get the add, Norton kept blocking me access RED ALERT !!!!!!!


For your information.

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David Delcloo aka Superdad
(Retired)

Kingston

From what I can read, this sounds like an idea that has merit. Having areas divided with regs. coinciding with ecological regions makes sence in most instances at a glance. If I was able to attend, I would. It warrants public discussion and sounds like it has been thought through, but me being me, I would want to hear from more people and organizations about both the good or potential bad of such notions.

I do hope that others take the opportunity to become involved, less you simply accept what others decide and think for you.

Thank-you for posting this Superdad. Even being at a distance while working, I am very interested in what happens at.....home.

Regards
Don Stokes