feign said:Cold lake is on the Saskatchewan border, where with a Sask license we can hunt anything that has gills.
Lee from my knowledge is that Sask. made it so Cold Lake regulations for their side are the same as ours.
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feign said:Cold lake is on the Saskatchewan border, where with a Sask license we can hunt anything that has gills.
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JPPLAY said:Lee from my knowledge is that Sask. made it so Cold Lake regulations for their side are the same as ours.
JPPLAY said:In high altitude lakes the fish take a long time to grow so remember it easy to make a dent in the population.
feign said:I forgot to mention James, (aka Warden Jim). You should have told me this sooner, we cleaned the lake out completely...no fish anymore, sorry.
lee
JPPLAY said:. Remember we should always respect where we can dive as we want to always be able to dive there.
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JPPLAY said:Cutthroat trout I think have a zero possession limit for the whole province.
Erik said:Thank you Captain Obvious of the ship "Blatantly Apparent"
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feign said:Are we reading the same fishing regulations?