1 / 15

Fishing Restrictions

Fishing Restrictions. By: Alexis and Kyle. Introduction. -Fishing Restrictions are rules that people have to follow in order to be able to fish. - If they don’t follow these rules they could get there license took away from them for a period of time. Or they could get banned from fishing.

elliot
Télécharger la présentation

Fishing Restrictions

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Fishing Restrictions By: Alexis and Kyle

  2. Introduction -Fishing Restrictions are rules that people have to follow in order to be able to fish - If they don’t follow these rules they could get there license took away from them for a period of time. Or they could get banned from fishing - You could also get a fine of $2500 for illegal fishing

  3. Fishing Limits This is how many of each type of fish you can catch a day Trout 2 Perch 25 Arctic Grayling 3 Jackfish 3 Pickerel 6

  4. illegal acts of fishing -Using explosives in fishing waters -Fishing while using someone else’s license -Catching more fish than the the limit -Fishing in private or restricted waters - illegal purchase or sale of fish

  5. Gear restrictions - fisherman are only allowed to use one line at a line - a line can only have one barbless hook - It is illegal to use lead fishing sinkers or jigs in Canada’s national and wildlife parks

  6. Licenses Resident-$33.35 Nonresident-$89.50 Duplicate-$6.85 Ten-Day Nonresident-$33.35 Two-Day Resident/Nonresident- $16.80 One-Day Resident/Nonresident- $10.75 Bay-Delta Fishing Sport- $5.25 Salmon Punch Report card- $1.60 These are some of the prices of the licenses you need to have to catch fish legally.

  7. How pollution affects fish and there habitat -Pollution destroys fish and there habitat when people dump hazardous things in lakes and oceans -Things like oil or litter are dumped in lake’s and oceans -People do this because they don’t have anywhere to put there litter or because they are to lazy to do anything about it - Every year water pollution goes up by 15 %

  8. How we can prevent water pollution - stop littering in water -Stop dumping hazardous wastes in the water -Not using motor boats - not throwing things in street drains

  9. Facts - There is about 80 types of fish in Saskatchewan - Some fish weigh up to 25 kg - There are three communities that fish live in, cold water, average water and warm water -The pelvic fins of a fish help them steer

  10. Trivia 2. What type of fish lives in the great lakes? • 1.What type of fish is this? • Jack • B) Pickerel • C) Artic Grayling A) Trout B) Walleye C) Black Bass The answer is B The answer is C

  11. Trivia 2 • 3.How can we keep Saskatchewan beauty in waters? • Put oil in the water • B) Take out all the fish • C) No polluting or over fishing • 4. Why do people catch fish? • To get money • B) Just to please them selves • C) For trophies and prizes • D) All of the above The answer is C The answer is D

  12. Pictures of different fish Trout Northern Pike Pickerel Artic Grayling Jack Perch

  13. Reference http://www.alaskasalmonfishing.net/article_images/mag4.jpg http://www.lombardmaps.com/cat/nathist/fish/1904dentonpick.jpg http://indian-river.fl.us/fishing/fish/jackalm.jpg http://www.whitebeartaxidermy.com/Quickstart/ImageLib/DSCN2330_Medium_Web_view_Dark_Northern_Pike.jpg http://www.mynaturephotos.com/images/Chain-Pickerel2.JPG http://www.netaonline.org/Trout.jpg

  14. Reference 2 http://www.chartingnature.com/img%5Cantiquefish%5Ctrout-kernriver.jpg http://www.patrickhamman.com/Arctic%20Greyling.gif http://www.azod.org/azbassfed/Images/Photos2003/RickFoster-Apache.jpg www.blackbearcamp.com/onterio-fish-limits.htm http://www.myweb.cableone.net/captscott/pics/fish/Jack%202%20071302%20text.jpg http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/fishing/ http://www.permatrophy.com/jpgs/Showcase/indexpage/arcticgrayling1.jpg

  15. Credits We would like to thank: Terra, and Cole for helping us with pictures, and ideas Quinn and Sean for looking at our powerpoint We would also like to thank Mr. MacIntyre for letting us do this power point And last but not least James for helping us with music

More Related