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I have never fished in the past 20 years.
I have all the old fishing gear,and the license.
I am thinking slowly picking fishing up again(i was never a big fisherman anyway)
I am wondering if the use of LEAD ,in any ways/shape and form is still allowed for fishing?
Is there else NOT allowed.........regards
GBK
Not to be a wise guy but in 20 years alot has changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by gbk
If you haven't already pick up or look up the current regulations and read cover to cover.
Bait, # of rods allowed, and a host of other changes have been made once you have gone through 'em feel free to ask specific questions for claification.
Still allowed.
Here's the problem with giving advice.Quote:
Originally Posted by redd foxx
https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=6e2de...dGFja2xl&ntb=1
Rules for lead sinkers and jigs
[COLOR=#1A1A1A]You can’t use lead fishing sinkers or jigs in Canada’s national parks and wildlife areas. When birds and other wildlife swallow them, they can get lead poisoning.
[COLOR=#1A1A1A]Learn about the fishing rules in individual National Parks.
As long as you're not fishing in "national" parks,lead is still allowed. Having said that,most of the folks I fish with (me included) made the transition long ago,especially,with the wide and inexpensive variety of non-toxic gear found in retailers all over the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by gbk
Appreciate the feedbacks