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if that reel is no longer available they have to go to the next step up ..

witnessed a boat docked and the owner and clients were smoking dope (could care less) he then proceeded to get into truck drive to launch put boat on trailer then drive up the road... the worst part was he truck had all over it the name of a boating store, boat was marked as well... not a single care.. this is the type of people they are having promote there boats business .. just brutal in my opinion....

yes guys out all nigh fishing ... both piers and east side of river ...

the new carb they sent was A faced wrong and they tried to seal it with something (gasket maker?). the tec spent over a hour picking piece of crap out of the floats and filters.. I have submitted there warrantee review.. with not one response..

I tried to talk to mercury and they said we only talk to dealers... have a nice day and click

mercury..... long long long long long story.... mercury will not let me talk to there head people they tell me to talk to my dealer and they will talk to us....

brand new 2021 motor 0 hours on it... just a cluster from day I bought it

after 9 months 3600 km of driving back and forth 4 carborators later my9.9 kicker and boat is finally working the way it should .. would like to thank city marine for there work and fitting me it so I would not be all summer with out a kicker motor

port hope lifting the lock down friday.. so launch will be open and so will municipal access to the river

Port hope has or will close all municipal access to river till may 6 (GANARASKA RIVER ) INCLUDING BOAT LAUNCH

36. (1) No one shall (b) leave or deposit or cause to be thrown, left or deposited, on the shore, beach or bank of any water or on the beach between high and low water mark, remains or offal of fish or of marine animals;

your already breaking the law if you are cleaning a fish on the river bank.. and putting guts in river ....

so boat comes back to dock with fillet of fish ..

so does that mean that filleting fish on board a boat and throwing them over into lake is now illegal

if your buying a merc make sure where you buy it will service it or is close to home... apparently mercury does not force all there mercury dealers to have to warranty motors they don't sell ..

well I bought a 2021 Lund with a 150 merc and a 9.9 kicker and a ulttera trolling motor .. started my 9,9 and gas was everywhere took it to closest dealer they said we aint looking at it its not on. a prince craft boat.. took it to 2 other dealers in area and they said nope you did not buy here .. took it to another dealer they called merc and they said yup its a issue some of our motors left with out all the parts in the caberators ..... waited 30 days for parts blew my walleye season my ullterra motor deployed once then would not deploy again now I have to take it off boat and send back for warrantee..... another 2 hour drive to a warranty centre ......

wondering who you use and do they include electronics ect or does that go on house insurance

if he is native nothing can be done .. 2 years ago i was at ganny and a native was bowfishing downtown shooting arrows in 6 inches of water as they moved up stream people were standing 30 yards away from him as he shot towards them . i called police and they told me they have had a number of complaints about him doing it and the mnrf told them that if the people felt unsafe to move as the native has more rights to be there then them... this is nothing to do with racism as i have a native grandchild.. i am not happy that they can do it ... but they can

how hard are the terronovas to lift i was looking at the ulltara self deploy cause of my back

getting a boat in oct. are you seriouse about using electric trolling motor to steer while the 9.9 kicker does the pushing... Why? been along time since out in a boat

Council, at their regular meeting of April 7, 2020, amended By-law 54/2017 being a By-law to Regulate, Protect and Govern the use of Parks, Recreation Areas and Park Facilities to prohibit camping in Optimist Park and Cavan Street Park during the upcoming opening season for trout fishing. In addition, Council passed Resolution 24/2020 requesting that the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) consider postponing or cancelling the upcoming trout season on the Ganaraska River as a result of the current COVID-19 pandemic. This letter was submitted to the Province on Thursday April 9, 2020. To date, the Province has not responded or indicated that fishing seasons will be postponed. Based on current communications, it appears that this request will not be initiated, and it has been indicated that the season will proceed as planned. Staff have reviewed several options and in order to prohibit fishing in the river from Molson Street to the mouth of the river, a closure of all lands under ownership of the Municipality that border the river would be required. This would include all greenspaces and trails and would prevent access to the river through municipal properties. In addition, the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) own a significant number of properties along this stretch. Staff have been in contact with GRCA staff and they are supportive of restricting access to properties owned by Parks, Recreation & Culture Report - Park Closures Page 1 of 2 Report to Council – April 21, 2020 the GRCA from Molson Street south to the Lake. A meeting of the GRCA Board was held on Thursday April 16, 2020 and the Board has supported this initiative (Attachment 1). Section 19.3 of the Parks By-law 54/2017 states the following: 19.3 Temporary Closure: The Director and/or Chief of Police and/or Director of Fire and Emergency Services and/or By-Law Enforcement Officers are authorized to close off for such temporary period as deemed appropriate any Park, Recreation Area or part of parts thereof to relieve or prevent overcrowding or traffic congestion, authorized construction, weather conditions or in the interests of public safety. Staff are recommending that a Resolution be passed to support the closure of all municipal properties that border the Ganaraska River from Molson Street south to Lake Ontario effective Wednesday, April 22, 2020 until May 12, 2020 in the interest of public safety. CONCLUSION: Given the current COVID-19 pandemic, the Municipality has taken the necessary steps to meet the requirements of both the Federal and Provincial governments related to closures and restrictions to public spaces. The annual opening season for trout typically draws a large number of anglers to our community which can prove problematic in an effort to ensure social distancing and reducing gatherings of 5 or more people are maintained.

New Closures In the interest of public safety, and in keeping with the Provincial Order to close recreational amenities, the Municipality is advising that only passive usage of parks, trails and walkways is permitted. This means that fishing on the boardwalk, docks, and pier south of the CN railway tracks is not permitted and signage is being placed there to discourage group gatherings, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Further, the Municipal Boat Launch is now closed to the public. The Launch will only be used by Emergency Service personnel, if required.

Request for Provincial Order to postpone or cancel opening of spring fishing season Council passed a Resolution to request that the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry issue the necessary regulation or order, and enact the legislation required to postpone or cancel the opening of the trout fishing season on the Ganaraska River in an effort to limit the potential for crowds and gatherings to form. Council requested that this Resolution be forwarded to Premier Doug Ford, Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry John Yakabuski, MPP David Piccini and area municipalities. Camping during trout fishing season Council amended By-law 54/2017, being a By-law that permits an exemption to camping restrictions for the Cavan Street Park and Optimist Park during the opening season of trout fishing. The amended By-law will not permit camping in these parks throughout the duration of the declared Provincial emergency, in an effort to reduce group gatherings of more than five people.

fish with John and his son many a times on the ganaraska .. had good laughs was there when he caught his first 20 lb rainbow ... last time I seen him he came to the ladder ..he will be missed in the fishing community

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