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Times -Advocate. January 15, 1986
Shorten winter by looking ahead to fishing sedson
Despite the consistent winter weather we have enjoyed for the
past couple of months, there are a few signs of spring being just
around the corner.
In the mail recently we have received seed catalogues and the
1986 fishing regulations for the province of Ontario provided by
the Ministry of Natural Resources.
To avid anglers in the area, you have to wait only until April 26
when it will be legal to fish for trout. The bass season opens June 28.
Ontario has more lakes and streams than any comparable
jurisdiction in the world. More than 140 species of fish inhabit the
more than 250,000 lakes, unknown miles of rivers and streams and
88,026 square kilometres of Great Lakes.
Fishing in Ontario is enjoyed by about three million residents
and 700,000 non-residents. It provides millions of dollars to local
economies and creates tens of thousands of jobs.
Fish populations in Ontario like those in other parts of the world
have suffered from the degradation of streams and lakes and high
fishing pressures.
Protecting the basic productivity of the fish community will be
the first priority in future management plans by the Ministry of
Natural Resources. This includes protecting and rehabilitating fish
habitats.
Fish habitats include not only the water in rivers, lakes and
streams, but also the total surroundings in which plants and other
life forms interact to make life possible for fish.
Most people do not automatically recognize the value of fish
habitats. It is easy to enlist public support to protect a majestic
river valley or a favourite swimming beach. And yet fish habitats
are vital assets to Canadians. They are as essential to our com-
mercial and recreational fisheries as topsoil is to farming.
A fish habitat can be wiped out without most of us realizing harm
has been done. The eggs of salmon and trout cannot survive just
anywhere. They must be laid in streams where there is a bed of
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by Ross Haugh
gravel. If someone hauls away the grave, the stream will flow as
before on the surface, but will no longer be a stream where fish
can spawn.
Land filling and paving over marshes can cut off the flow of
nutrients and food which fish need for growth. A multi-million
dollar hydro project can take its toll, but so can a poorly installed
culvert on a farm lane crossing a salmon or trout stream if it blocks
fish migration.
During the next few years, the Ministry will be putting emphasis
on four key points.
They will attempt to rehabilitate lakes and streams, increase
Mohawks win tourney in
The Exeter Mohawks came up with
three excellent performances on the
weekend to win the Intermediate "B"
and "C" tournament sponsored by the
Palmerston 81's.
With their three straight wins over
'op notch clubs, the Mohawks won
$500 and a set of CCM-Maska hockey
sweaters and each player received a
personal equipment bag.
Mohawks goalie Rick Pikul was
named to the all star team and was
selected as the most valuable player
in the tournament. Captain Randy
Kraut was picked as an all star
defenceman.
In the opening game Friday night,
the Mohawks downed the Harriston
Blues by a score of 5-2. Sunday mor-
ning in the semi-final, the Exeter club
blanked a strong Durham Huskies
team 2-0 and in the chamiponship con-
test edged the Dunnville Mudcats,
another "B" club by a 2-1 score.
The consolation championship was
won by the Hillsburg Royals with a 7-2
win over Shelbourne.
The Mohawks were back in regular
scheduled action last night, Tuesday
in Arthur and will•be at home Sunday
night at 7:30 p.m. at the South Huron
RecCentre with the Hillsburg Royals
supplying the opposition.
The Mohawks have strengthened
their lineup with the signing of Brian
Campbell from the disbanded
Chatham Pontiacs of the OHA Senior
"A" league.
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"Spectator's welcome"
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defence, self-confidence, discipline.
Program Starts - Thursday, February 6, 1986
- $35.00 for 8 weeks (2 nights/week)
Register at the Rec Centre the week of Mon.,
Jan. 27 to Fri., Jan. 31 (9-12 and 1-5). For infor-
mation call 235-2833
In Friday's opening tourney game
for the Mohawks, goalie Louis Arts
was replaced by Rick Pikul in the first
period. Arts will be out of action for
about three weeks with a shoulder
separation.
The first two goals of the game
were notched by the Mohawks in a
space of 16 seconds near the 15 minute
mark of thefirst period. Cam Doig
started his team off as he completed
a three way passing combination with
Bill Glover and Brian Horner and
newly acquired Brian Campbell
followed quickly on passes from Jim
Guenther and Mike Clark.
In the second 20 minutes of play,
Brian Campbell notched his second
goal of the night on an unassisted ef-
fort at 6.42 and with 50 seconds re- ,
maining Bryan Baker registered on
passes from Brian Mercer and Barry
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'Pee wees get
three points
In two exhibition games this week,
the Exteer pee wees scored a convin
cing 9-3 victory over Clinton and held
Seaforth to a 3-3 draw.
In the win over Clinton, Marlen Tin-
ney was the top scorer for Exeter with
a four goal effort. Getting assists
were Dave O'Connor, Tim van Dam
and Jamie Bedard.
The other scores for the locals came
from the sticks of Steve Dubarry,
Jamie Bedard, Jamie Wulterkens and
Mark Burton. Assisting were Jamie
Wulterkens, Man Blommaert, Mark
Burton, Jamie Cornish, Steve
Dubarry, Jamie Bedard and Dave
O'Connor.
Against Seaforth, Dave Dalrymple
led the Exeter scoring attack with a
goal and two assists. The other goal
getters were Mark Burton and Steve
Dubarry.
BRONCOS LOSE
The Exeter Broncos dropped a 3-1
Sunday decision to Ilderton in a
Shamrock atom hockey game.
The only Exeter goal was scored in
the third period as Fred Godbolt con-
verted a pass from Jason Heywood.
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Baynnam.
The Exeter scoring was completed
with 17 seconds left in the third period
as Jim Guenther took a pass from
goalie Rick Pikul and hit the empty
Harriston net.
Each team was assessed eight
minor penalties by referee Rick
Jacklin. The only power play goal
scored was by Harriston in the third
period shortly before Guenther's
empty netter.
The Sunday semi-final game again
featured great goal tending at both ,
ends of the rink as only two goals
were scored in the entire 60 minutes
and the Mohawks notched both.
Late in the first period, Brian
Elora Rocks
Exeter Mohawks
Hillsburgh'Royals
New Hamburg Towers
Tavistock Royals
Harriston Blues
Palmerston 81's
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the available habitat and restore and create spawning beds in order
to re-establish and enhance natural reproduction in the fish
populations.
To supplement natural reproduction and establish new fishing
opportunities by doubling the fish stocking capabilities of the
province.
To institute a province -wide data ftdormation network linked by
a computerised data delivery system that will allow fish managers
to repond quickly to problems.
To develop a new information program that will improve liaison
with the public.
If you have visitors coming this summer from the United States
or other countries, there are some changes in non-resident angl-
ing licences.
The four day licence is our traditional short-term licence for
fishermen planning a long weekend in Ontario. The cost is $10.
A new licence aimed at anglers who visit Ontario for one fishing
vacation of up to three weeks which is 71 percent of all non-resident
anglers each year will be on sale for $20.
A seasonal licence for non-residents who want to return to fish
throughout the season or for those who plan several Ontario fishing
trips at different times of the year, the seasonal licence is available
for $30. A licence to cover an entire family is $40.
A seasonal licence for Canadians who are not residents of On-
tario will cost $6.25.
Good fishing for 1986 and may your catches be as big as some
of the stories we hear. _
Palmerston
Cambell started off the Exeter scor-
ing as he was on the firing end of a
three-way effort with Dale Gibbon
and Ron Elliott.
Midway through the second period
Barry Baynham completed the game
scoring as he converted a pass'from
Bill Glover.
For the second straight game
penalties were again scarce. Each
team were called for six minor
penalties by referee Jon Fleming.
None figured in the scoring.
Two Power Play Scores
In the championship win by the
Mohawks over the Dunnville Mudcats
by a 2-1 score each team was able to
capitalize on one power play
OHA-Intermediate 'C'
W L
12 5
11 6
10 6
9 9
9 8
7 9
7 10
3 15
T Pts
2 26
'3 25
2 22
2 20
1 19
3 17
3 17
2 8
situation.
The game was scoreless until 15:30
of the second period when Bill Glover
found the Dunnville net on a pass
from Cam Doig. What proved to be
the winning goal came from the stick
of Exeter's Pete Tuckey on a solo
dash with three minutes left in the
middle session with the Dunnville
club playing a man short.
The situation was reversed at 1.08
of the third period with a Mohawk in
the penalty box, Jim Nagle scored the
only Dunnville goal. Referee Paul
Robson called 13 minor penalties with
only four going to the Exeterites.
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