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30?? So far they've lifted 2 grilse above Streetsville in 2015...

Your tax dollars are going towards the management of Atlantic Salmon (of which there are none) and the diminishing trout and pacific salmon fishery, which surely would disappoint most anglers. Time for the public to voice their concerns.

While there is certainly a great Brown Trout fishery above Norval, allowing migratory fish over streetsville and opening up the river to Norval (which they don't have access to right now) will not affect the Browns above the norval dam. Salmon will never get over Norval plain and simple, but restricting the largest tributary on the north Shore of Lake Ontario to just Streetsville doesn't make much sense, and leaves 30km of river unused. A little education on the matter would go a long way.

http://www.ipetition...he-credit-river Please take 30 seconds to sign the petition to save the Credit River fishery, which is dwindling quickly. With no access to the river due to closed fish ladders, fish cant reach spawning water and with no reproduction, there will soon be no fish. If you fish the river or the lake, it affects you one way or the other. And after all, its your tax dollars going to support a failing fisheries management plan, thanks to the MNR. Look east and every river is stacked with wild salmon because they have access to water in which they can reproduce, but not the Credit.. Thanks.

Bump. Thanks guys

Volunteer Tree Planting Day Sunday May 3rd 9am-12pm Credit Meadows Park: Kenninghall Cres. on the Credit River! Come on out and help give back to the river and the environment. Trees do so much, both for us and for our rivers. If you have high school students still needing community hours to graduate, this could be a great option for them as well. We have some shovels, but if you have any, please bring them with you. Water and gloves will be provided. Thanks