walleyed

Hey Trautmann,been fishing Anglers Kingdom on Nungusser for the last 8 yrs now.Excellent walleye and pike fishing,great equipment,comfy cabins and great food and service.Going up twice this season.Early spring,and again in August.Check them out at www.anglerskingdom.com.

What good is a marina in the wintertime?

Some interesting reading on how a C.O. abuses peoples rights. http://www.canlii.org/on/cas/oncj/2004/2004oncj407.html

Gentlemen,as I stated before,the problem was with the search and the way it was conducted.I was not given the opportunity to refuse because I wasnt there.Some people on this board go on about the MNR's limited resources.On a lake like Nungesser,where there is only one way out,and all the fisherman leave between the hours of 6:00am and 12:00pm on the same day,the MNR could set up a checkpoint and check everyone leaving.The only people wasting MNR resources is Donny Maw and the MNR. He hits the lake in planes,atv's,boats ect.You can bet when our group was leaving we would only have the legal limit.I only go fishing once a year and what I do with x # of fish during the week is my business.(I eat alot of walleye)

By the way Kevin,I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful trip we had recently(Donny free I might add). As we expected,everything was perfect,you and your staff made our trip the adventure we expected. Lookin forward to next year.

Thanks Kevin I appreciate it. If people remember the first post a year ago, I stated that the camp owner was not present when Mr.Maw rolled into the camp.There was no "reasonable suspicion" or the possibility of evidence being destroyed because none of us were at the camp including the owner.This was an arbitrary seach done without anyones knowledge or permission. Thats what ticked me off.

About a year ago,I asked a question about C.O's searching rented cabins.There was quite the response but no answers. After going through the courts I finally have the answer. A C.O. can not search a rented cabin without permission or a warrant.Should he decide to ignore that and do it anyway,the charter of rights and freedoms comes into play;specifically section 8 that states a citizen has a reasonable right to the expectation of privacy. So now you know for sure.That came straight from the Crown Attorney for the MNR Northwest division. Just my 2 cents.

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