Terry

that is one big money grab and is crap

and you almost hit the nail on the head the regs. summary doesn't give enough detail but the long winded full regs. do and if you handle a fish took long ie: taking many photos or leaving the fish on the deck while you are doing something else or putting it on a stringer or livewell they will say that fish is now in your possession at that point they can charge you if it's OOS or a fish in the release slot or a fish with 0 limit... if it's a legal fish even if you release it it can count against your limit. because they have determined you had it in your possession now if the fish floats to the surface, that is even more charges if it's OOS...but the taking of the photo is not a chargeable act ... taking to long as to imply possession of the fish is a chargeable offense and in defense of taking photos they have stated that taking photos of muskie with a 0 limit license is perfectly legal....unless the fish dies , then it goes back to the charge because you kept it long enough to have possession of the fish

yeah I broke the hook off my jig so you could get a few at the back..but it was a sacrifice I was willing to make....LOL

good video and looks like great fishing

I will make the bet and will defend myself and by the way there has never been anyone in ontario charged with taking photos of OOS fish ever.. about 5 years ago the MNR sponsored a winter derby on simcoe a muskie won the longest fish category along with a photo and the same thing happen on Temagami an OOS fish won the MNR photo contest...no charges and they allow the entry and it won..

lol yeah some dumb CO could charge yo,u but no court would convict you

I offer the bet you you to you can not be convicted of taking photos of OOS fish

you name the amount of money and I will bet you that amount that it is not illegal to take a picture of an OOS fish. oh and PS. members of this forum have emailed the MNR and posted the replies and while it could be possible to be charged while taking a photo, there is nothing illegal with taking photos of OOS fish

Bassaholic well said I think I agree with everything you said I feel I am obligated to report what I see as crime then the MNR can decide if charges should be laid and if so then a court of law can decide if they are guilty .. but looking the other way helps no one as a fishing community, I think we should all discourage well I didn't know defense whats the big deal they released them defense

great report and photos

well I think 15% is about the rate 50 guys and they kill less then 1 fish each I am sure there were 10 other boats on the water with 4 guys in each boat will limits of bass hanging over the side of the boat who is harder on the lake as long as they don't do it OOS and video it

and I think we should let the MNR decide the outcome and ignore peoples personal opinions base on their opinions and not on facts you might even be right or you could be dead wrong

note to self this guy must a 10 year old boy ...

it's on the news each day get over it you brought up the silly comment , they posted it on the internet they must be innocent and I showed how silly that was.... it'slife and it's on the news each day...grow up

the guy who chopped up the student did it on video and posted it on-line so I guess he didn't know it was wrong/illegal to kill a person and send the body parts around the country some insane cop can try and charge him, because, my God, look what they've done!

froze eh must have been playing possum

wow I will have to finish reading it later work can't wait

well where carlyon road ends I guess it's called swift rapids road goes all the way to the severn river

yeah my god, what if homeland security finds out I have a 3 year fishing license and my home address..... I don't see the big deal really..when they take over the canada pension and OHIP I will worry

nice, I really want to get there some time

been to long lake many times fun little spot to fish but lots of people fish it, just look at all the boats chained to trees there are 2 more lakes farther down the dirt road that people camp and fish at but easy acess

guess he needs trim tabs

Tiger muskie are designated as a muskie by the MNR and they have the same length and catch limit as regular muskie unless stated in the exceptions for each area

15ft will not cause a problem with fish it takes more then one atmosphere to have the air bladder expand enough to cause a problem