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Friday, July 11, 2014
#DiscoverOntario Emily Park Family Fishing Derby Announced - Win Prizes!
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Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Algonquin Land Claims Webcast Airs Apr 11!
OFAH/CSIA/FOCA Hosting Algonquin Land Claim Webcast April 11
Do you visit the Algonquin Land claim area? Do you cottage, hunt or fish within the Algonquin Land claim area? People who visit the areas around Perth, Stittsville, North Bay, Pembroke and Bancroft will want to tune in Thrursday evening to find out more.Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH), along with the Canadian Sportfishing Industry Association (CSIA) and the Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Association (FOCA) will be presenting on the Algonquin Land Claim through a webcast Thursday April 11, 2013 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on www.algonquinlandclaim.ca.
Algonquin Land Claim - First Draft
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Omemee Radio Interview Hits Headlines!
Lures and Tours Posts Omemee Radio Interview in Top Spot!
A short time ago Tom Otto of Angler and Hunter Radio contacted Omemee Pigeon eFlyer,asking for details about the First Annual Omemee Summer Family Fishing Festival. Angler and Hunter Radio airs on 10 radio stations across Ontario,including locally at 7 am Saturday mornings on KRUZFM.
Visit www.luresandtours.com
Friday, July 13, 2012
Aundreia Brings First Family Fishing Tournament Catch -Great Bass!
Aundreia Shares Bass Fishing Secret!
Aundreia brought her catch into 41 King Street East for weigh in in the First Annual Omemee Summer Fishing Festival. We snapped her picture in front of 'River Spirits' by WalPeg Studio,then proceeded to the weigh in.
So how much did this Bass weigh? According to our scale-500g. You'll want to watch Aundreia's Fish Tale to hear the true weight though.
Bass Fishing Secrets Revealed
Wondering how to catch a great Bass? We asked Aundreia to share her secrets in our First Annual Fish Tales Contest. According to Aundreia the essential ingredients in catching bass include:- a Fish finding dog named ZackYou can see Aundreia tell her Fish Tale on the OmemeeTV YouTube Channel.
- Mister Convenience worms
- a mum to put the worm on the hook
Bait Choices - Which to choose?
When fishing a worm is a worm, is a worm -right? Not so! At least not so according to Aundreia's mum.'Mister Convenience worms, are really healthy,and big,' explained Aundreia's mum Katherine V. 'We got three casts to a worm using the worms from Mister Convenience.'
Anglers of all ages are encouraged to bring their catch to 41 King Street East, for weigh in 11am to 11pm until Sunday July 15, 2012 for entry in the Omemee First Annual Summer Family Fish Festival.
Note: Picture of Aundreia with her Bass was taken in front of 'River Spirits' by WalPeg Photo Studio, on display for a limited time at 41 King Street East Omemee. Walter Cracknell will be offering a Fish Photo Workshop Saturday July 14 2pm.Seating is limited. Please Pre-register in advance and ensure yourself a seat by dropping off a fully refundable deposit of $10, or leave a comment, and use the donation button below. Seating deposits will be refunded at the door. Any deposits not picked up, will be donated to Five Counties Children's Centre, to help chidren facing challenges reach their potential.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Change!
IMPORTANT CANADIAN ICE FISHING CHAMPIONSHIP NOTICE!
National, International, and area anglers will be pleased to hear if the New lake access location announced by the Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Co-ordinators, Lures and Tours. Peninsula Resort offers many advantages for event participants.
Peninsula Resort will have its parking areas cleared for the expected number of vehicles. This area has ice thicknesses averaging 15 inches. Previously, the starting point was to be Sibbald Point Provincial Park, but it was relocated to ensure the safety of all participants.
'This announcement is not to define the CIFC fishing zones,' shared the organizers, adding 'we are confirming we have found a suitable location from which to operate the competition'.
Peninsula Resort restaurant will be open, and they also operate ice huts- great news for participants. Lures and Tours, and. Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Participants are very thankful for Jerry Kucharchuk making their place available at such short notice.
Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Schedule and Map
The first destination for competitors to arrive at is the Pefferlaw Lions Hall on Friday.
38 Petes Lane, Pefferlaw, Ontario L0E 1N0
GPS N 44 18.636, W 79 11.602 or 44.310600, -79.193367
See interactive GOOGLE MAP OF LOCATIONS
SCHEDULE - Feb. 24, 25, 26
Registration opens 4 p.m. at the Lions Hall
38 Petes Lane, Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0
Orientation Meeting, Cash Bar and Ice Fishing Presentation by Wil Wegman - 7 p.m.
(Registration services will continue through the meeting time)
Saturday 7 a.m. assemble at Peninsula Resort for inspection and check out to fishing zone
8 am competition starts - 2 pm competition ends and weigh-in starts
Administration services and Cash Bar open at the Lions Hall until 9 pm
Sunday 7 a.m. assemble at Peninsula Resort for inspection and check out to fishing zone
8 am competition starts - 2 pm competition ends and weigh-in starts
3 p.m. Lions Hall open for cash bar
4 p.m. Buffet Dinner and Awards commence
For More Information See the Canadian Ice Fishing Championship Website
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Send Your OFAH Conservation Award Nominations Today!
OFAH 2011 Conservation Awards –Honour Someone You Know!
Ontario’s most prestigious conservation awards,seek your nominations. Nominate a conservationist you know to be honoured at the Ontario Federation Anglers and Hunters 84th Annual General Meeting.Choose a category, and let a conservationist know their work is noticed and appreciated.There are many categories of awards,and you do not need to be a member to nominate someone,nor to win many of the awards. Here are the OFAH Conservation Award Categories:
OFAH Conservation Awards Categories
- Professional who in a professional capacity has made the most significant contribution to conservation and the advancement of responsible hunting and angling in 2011.- R. G. Morgan Professional Conservation Award
- Youth Educator who made the greatest contribution to conservation education as a professional or a volunteer during 2011- Larry Wallace Memorial Award
- Hunting Education - for outstanding involvement in the development and/or delivery of Ontario's Hunter Education Program, and/or promotion of Ontario's Hunting Heritage during 2011.-Ontario Hunting Heritage Award
- OFAH Junior Club most engaged in conservation initiatives in 2011- Ministry of Natural Resources Junior Conservation Award
- OFAH Junior Member who made the most outstanding contribution to conservation in 2011 - OFAH Heritage Junior Award
How to Place A Nomination for the OFAH Conservation Awards
Anyone can submit a nomination! Simply provide the name of the club or individual, the award, a description of their achievements, any media stories, testimonials, photos, or other supporting materials that may be available.
The following nominations however, need to be sent to your OFAH zone secretary for forwarding to OFAH head office. Please contact your zone for the deadline.
- OFAH Member judged to have done the most outstanding work for conservation as a volunteer in 2011- Gord Blake Memorial Award
- OFAH Club that made the most outstanding contribution to conservation in 2011 - Mary Pickford Trophy One of the Federation's oldest and most renowned awards.
Whom will you nominate? If you are nominating someone from our rural area,please tell us about their achievements,so we may highlight them in an article. Just email http:/scr.im/omemee
Submission deadline is Monday, January 16, 2012. Don't delay!
For more information, please contact Mark Cousins, at 705-748-6324 ext 233 or mark_cousins@ofah.org.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Local OFAH Outdoors Show Wins Lifetime Achievement Award!
Angler & Hunter Television Wins Lifetime Achievement Award!
Since 1994, Angler & Hunter Television has actively promoted fishing and hunting across Canada. Viewers have enjoyed eighteen seasons of the fast-paced, high-energy, program while learning about the conservation of our natural resources.When Wild TV invited fans to vote on their favourite Outdoors TV shows,Angler & Hunter Television netted a Lifetime achievement award.Second Grizzly Awarded to Popular Outdoors Show
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Fishing Ontario? Snap Shots Win awards!
Ontario Angler Awards Enter Today!
Ontario angler awards offer awards through Ontario Tourism to visitors and residents submitting pictures of their catch. Read on to find out about how you can qualify for the Ontario Angler Awards.Friday, August 5, 2011
Fishing Ontario Lakes? Ontario Angler Awards!
Ontario Angler Awards Enter Today!
Anglers participating in Omemee's First Annual Bass Fishing Festival next Saturday, will want to bring along their cameras to qualify for the Ontario Angler Awards. Ontario Angler Awards offer awards through Ontario Tourism to visitors, and residents submitting pictures of their catch. Read on to find out about how you can qualify for the Ontario Angler Awards. Ontario Angler Awards-You Can Win!
Monday, July 11, 2011
Pigeon Lake Fish Safe Eating? New Interactive Guide!
Eating Pigeon Lake Fish Information – Free Books Now Available Too!
Update Aug.1 2011 - Now available in Omemee!
Eating Bass and other Ontario Sport Fish? The New online ‘Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish’ helps people determine safe dining amounts of Bass plus other popular fish. This online Guide, also available as a FREE pdf download, or booklet, has a wealth of handy information for both seasoned anglers and those just starting fishing, The new provincial guide being distributed by our local Health Unit should be essential reading before reeling in the variety of sport fish found in Ontario lakes, streams.
Avoid Contaminated Fish!
‘Fish is a good source of protein, is low in saturated fat, and is a great source of Omega 3 fatty acids. That is why people are encouraged to eat at least two servings of fish per week,” says Laura Danilko, a Registered Dietitian with the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit. “Unfortunately, some sport fish, including those from Ontario, may contain contaminants such as mercury that can be harmful.’
‘Restrictions on consuming certain sport fish are not unique to Ontario,’ Danilko says, adding, ‘Most places in North America have some type of limit for young children, expectant mothers and women who are trying to get pregnant.’
The introductory section of the Guide even includes directions on how to properly prepare fish to avoid containments.
Sensitive Populations Warned
Contaminants can be especially harmful to women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant , as well as children under the age of 15 years. Separate amounts are shown in the Guide’s tables for Sensitive populations and General populations.
‘Scientific studies show that unborn babies and young children can be very sensitive to the contaminants found in some fresh water fish and that exposure to mercury at certain levels can harm an unborn baby and affect a child’s brain development,’ Danilko says.
About the 2011-2012 Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish
The new Interactive Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish www.ontario.ca/fishguide is also now available in a handy field guide format from the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, and through HKPR District Health Unit offices. The Guide provides detailed information on sport fish from nearly 2,000 locations in Ontario, and includes the recommended number of fresh water fish that can be safely eaten, tips on choosing fish with the lowest contamination levels, and advice on ways to prepare fish to reduce contaminants.
Get Your Free Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish
Copies of the Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish, and an accompanying brochure, can be picked up at any Health Unit office in Port Hope, Lindsay, Haliburton, Campbellford and Brighton. In Omemee, guide books are available at Coronation Hall, 1 King Street West between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm. Monday to Friday. More information is also available by calling the health Unit toll-free 1-866-888-4577 or the Ministry of the Environment at 1-800-820-2716.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Omemee Ontario Family Fishing Week Contest - No Fishing Licence Needed!
Kids Win Cash! Omemee Lions Family Fishing Event!
Omemee Lions kicking off Ontario Family Fishing Week with a Kids’ Bass Fishing contest on Saturday July 2nd, during Omemee Pioneer Days, will find kids lining up to weigh in their catch at Omemee Ace Hardware in hopes of winning cash and prizes. Don’t Fish? Even You Could Win!
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