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THE HAILE YBURIAN i ape 'Page Four i Temiskaming F ish and Game Award Prizes at Meeting Sportsmen from all sections of Temiskaming district were on hand Friday night ot the Cobalt Community Hall for the annual fall meeting of the Temiskaming Fish and Game Association, Prizes in the Association's an- nual fishing competition were awarded as follows: LAKE TROUT First prize -- 21 1/2 pounds, caught by. Louis Lingenfelter in Trout Lake, Second prize -- 17 pounds. Caught by Mrs. Cliff Lowery in Lake Temagami, Third Prize--1l6 lbs. caught by Lester Clark in Lake Anima- Nipissing. SPECKLED TROUT First Prize--3 lbs. 4 ozs.. caught by D. G. Sharp in Wabi River, Second Prize--Also 3 pounds, 4 ozs., caught by Arnold Nelson in Mowat Lake, Third Prize--3_ lbs.. by Eric Soderstrom in Lake, Silver Centre. PICKEREL First Prize--12 lbs., caught by George Lawson at Twin Lakes. Second Prize--7 lbs,, caught by Don Hebner in Granite Lake. Third Prize--6 lbs., 2 ozs, caught by Lewis Simard in the White River. BLACK BASS First Prize--S lbs, 2 ozs., taken by Alex Brown at Mattawapika Falls. Second Prize--3 lbs., 9 caught by C. O. Barlow in Lake, Third Prize--2 Ibs. 12 caught by Don Hebner in Temiskaming. Hugh Armstrong, Norman Abraham and Gordon Short were appointed to a sub-committee to meet with the district biologist to look over certain lakes in the immediate area to determine the possibility of having them poi- soned and re-stocked to encour- age better fishing. Tests will be made to determine what type of fish would be best suited for these lakes, The question of getting wild rice to plant in marshes throu- ghout the district to promote better duck hunting was brought up once again and although the Department of Lands and Forests officials advised it almost caught Loon OZS., Fairy OZS., Lake was impossible to obtain a visitor suggested contacting a firm in Western Canada who, he felt sure, could supply any quantity. The Department's system of re-stocking lakes by. aircr came in for considerable criticism and many members felt that lakes accessible by road shoul: be re-stocked by trucks as in the past. Members also felt that more fish should be made available for this district from the Hills' Lake hatchery and a request will be forwarded to the Department concerning this matter. A resolution will be sent to the Department requesting that notices be posted in post offices advising the opening and closing dates for fishing and hunting in this district. It was felt that the present system is much too confusing and in some cases the regulations were not being re- ceived by local license issuers far enough in advance of the season, One member suggested that some action should be taken to cut down the number of does and § deer § complained § against the deer season opening § and closing in the middle of the # week. He pointed out that the § two week-ends to get out instead of § fawns taken during the season, Another working man only had four. A resolution passed at meeting asked that a catch of fish in allowed for re sidents stead of one day as it is at the present time. John Knox of North Bay, gave # an, interesting account of his ¥ commercial fishing operations for # fish in Lake Temis- § for coarse kaming this summer. He said members would be interested to § know that a considerable quan- § from ¥ Some of these fish ¥ measured 3 to. 3% im length and § weighed as high as 18 pounds. # The ling will eat its own, weight ¥ tity of ling were removed the lake. in other fish. every 48 hours, A.R. Herbert, MLA introduced a Department of Lands and Forest officials who were on hand for Friday's meeting and assured Association members that he would be only too glad to, submit personally any briefs or resolu- of them Announcements Auction Sale. 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