Outdoor Action Ontario

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According to Public Health officials, if you plan on going to your cottage this winter, you need to plan ahead for the following: - purchasing all supplies and groceries ahead of time and plan to be self-sufficient for your stay. Avoid any unscheduled trips into town during your self-isolation. Have a plan for how you will replenish supplies, if staying longer. - avoid stops on the way and go directly to the cottage. Fuel-up and bring snacks so that you can make your trip w...ithout any stops. - make sure to have hand sanitizer and face coverings with you in the event of an unplanned stop. - when you arrive, plan to isolate (no visits, no trips into town). Don’t invite guests stay only with your household group. Cancel your annual events this is not a time to host a family Christmas or winter getaway. - self-monitor for symptoms of COVID-19 at least daily - once your 14 days are over, use curbside pickup to get supplies whenever possible and practice all other public health measures including physical distancing, wearing a mask, following social gathering limits, washing your hands and staying home if you are ill. https://globalnews.ca//coronavirus-cottage-ontario-shutd/

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Public Service Announcement: An urgent reminder to folks that all ice is NOT created equal. Current flows and MANY other factors impact the quality of the ice below your feet when you are out ice-fishing. You have to be aware of this reality before you venture out - just because another angler on social media said the ice is 10 inches thick on Lake "X" does NOT mean that it is the same thickness on the whole lake, nor on surrounding lakes, and especially not on rivers. If ...you are in doubt, reach out to someone who may have more knowledge on these matters. Your life is not worth losing due to lack of understanding of the ice on any given lake. Please be as safe as possible... your family and friends will thank you for it! https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/two-men-rescued-from-mississippi-

While the May 1 prohibitions are not justifiable, it remains necessary to have processes in place, OFAH’s Manager of Fish and Wildlife Services, Matt DeMille, s...tates. Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters #Hunting #Fishing #Outdoors #Modern #Sporting #Rifles #Mandate #BuybackProgram #JustinTrudeau #BillBlair #ZarakMalik #Banning #Handguns See more

It's going to be a long, hard winter so you better start getting ready for it now! Ice fishing is a great way to pass the time while learning how to fish for multiple species of incredible game fish all across Ontario... https://www.in-fisherman.com//winter-ice-conditions/153386

Behind closed doors, clueless Ottawa bureaucrats are searching for new ways to take money out of your pocket. The Boating industry needs to stand up to this, and recreational boaters need to be aware what is happening behind the scenes.... https://www.cbc.ca//transport-canada-floats-new-user-fee-p

https://cottagelife.com//transport-canada-seeks-public-in/

Glad to see a little help on the way for our Turtle friends along Highway 62. #TurtleMigration

Thank Goodness we manage our fisheries better nowadays... but still, we hear too many stories about people harvesting big fish that should be left to swim another day, and breed future generations of BIG ONES!!! Let it go, Let it grow...

Glad to see the Law finally caught up with these dirty Poachers. Now hopefully they can stop this from happening on other lakes across Ontario! https://globalnews.ca//7/rice-lake-illegal-night-fishing/

Get helpful information from Conservation Officers who spend many hours patrolling rivers and tributaries throughout the Great Lakes region of Ontario monitoring fall fish migration angling activities. To learn more visit: www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary

Don't put the boats and rods away yet, folks...

OAO wishes to send all our followers a very Happy Thanksgiving!!! Enjoy the weekend safely and responsibly.