fishing canadian waters

[kingsransom]

Hi guys I'm wondering besides a license what (if anything) you need to fish the canadian side of lake st clair.

Thanks

Steve

[coverdog]

Rods and tackle :)
Seriously though, if you go into a marina your supposed to call customs other than that you should be all set. If you use minnows your supposed to get them in Canada also.

[walleyestomper]

you may want to check out the site below...a lot of us may not feel the need ....but a trip to the tunnel/bridge can make your day out on the pond less tense

http://mypeoplepc.com/members/thepatriot/uscgaux-17-07/id9.html[/url]

[kingsransom]

Thanks for the info, anybody else know anything contrary to this?


Thanks

Steve

[Gone Fishing]

Other than what's mentioned above, if you anchor in Canadian waters, your supposed to go to a Canadian port and call Customs first. :rant:

[Ed Michrina]

An open beer in Canada while boating is a no no. They do watch for this infraction and will enforce it.

[Gone Fishing]

:yeahthat: They have so many darn other laws I'm trying to follow, I forget about that one! :p

[kingsransom]

Thanks guys


Steve

[coverdog]

Form I-68, Never bought one and never saw the need for it. Opinions may vary.

[Ed Michrina]

the 68 is not needed and was only used, if ever, when entering the American waters from Candada.

[coverdog]

It's good for freeing up some space in your wallet too. $$$$

[double trouble]

boaters guide to canada. 18 to 20 foot boat. lifejackets sized for each person on board. one throwable and 15 meters of rope. 6 flares for emergency.waterproof flashlight. boarding ladder if more than one half meter freeboard. one anchor and line. one whistle or signaling device.also NO PORTA POTTIES ALLOWED. Thats a good start.

[MSUICEMAN]

4 hook maximum.... remember that.

steve

[Bucket-Back]

Don't bring a flare gun,MNR will charge you will possession of a handgun and the Crown Attorney will have their way with you and your wallet.

[bartley]

and dont forget to tell Skyy at riverport i said hi. o wait, nevermind we are talking about FISHING in canada. sorry