fishing

Indigenous lobster boats head from the harbour in Saulnierville, N.S. on Oct. 21. Elected officials in the Yukon, including all 19 members of the legislature, are backing the right of Mi’kmaq fishers on the East Coast to launch a moderate livelihood fishery. (Andrew Vaughan/CP)

Yukon legislature passes motion to support Mi’kmaw fishery

“It’s not easy, but it’s also necessary for us to have these very difficult conversations”

 

Reeling in used fishing line

Project will see four collection receptacles put in place around Whitehorse lakes

 

Fishermen urged to show restraint, respect when fishing in Southern Lakes region

The Carcross/Tagish Renewable Resources Council is urging fishermen travelling to the Southern…

 

Looking ahead to a different kind of summer

Recreation plans change for many

Getting hooked: Yukon’s stocked lakes provide fun and food

‘Our hatchery is very good at building fish’

  • Jan 9, 2018

In Haines, the salmon are biting

I don’t come to Haines for bears. I come for fish

The life and times (and bag limits) of Yukon’s lake trout

‘They’re something as spectactular as a grizzly’

Don’t get too excited about chinook salmon numbers yet, officials warn

‘I am cautiously optimistic, but again, emphasis on the caution’

Angling for one of Yukon’s overlooked fishing gems

Fish and game association educates kids on the upside of the overlooked whitefish