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Fishing regs change If you're dropping a line in the water, update yourself on the changes.
Zone 11 fishing regs (PDF)
Backcountry maintenance expands The canoe-route and campsite maintenance program is expanding this year to cover Crown land, the land outside of parks. The program will be built around an expansion of the backcountry park-warden program, which had been limited to the parks. Parks is in the process of hiring four more staff — two interior wardens and two Crown land rangers. Three two-person crews will travel the area, largely by canoe. Ontario Parks and the North Bay district of Ministry of Natural Resources are jointly managing the program. They are forming a partnership with local groups — youth camps, municipality, Temagami First Nation, Friends of Temagami, outfitters — that will contribute local knowledge and clean-up power. The additional wardens and rangers, funded by the district, will also patrol for legal infractions, and camping permits in the parks. The expanded patrol area of Crown land will be bounded by Hwy 11, Lady Evelyn Lake, Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater Park, Sturgeon River, and Lake Temagami (Zone 1 in TIP).
The enlarged program was finalized in last year's Temagami's Integrated Plan (TIP).
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MAY 1 First swim - brrr! What could be more exhilarating than a dunk on April 24 — while there is still ice on Temagami Bay. The bravest, and the silliest, are Ursula Kilbridge (left) and Catherine Lowery leaping from the Temagami Canoe Company dock in the town of Temagami. Sarah Flotten joined them after taking the photo.
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