The recreational cod fishery will begin this weekend.

The summer food fishery will run from this Saturday until Sunday, August 9th and the fall fishery is scheduled for Sept. 19 to the 27th.

The personal limit is five fish per day, with a maximum boat limit of 15 groundfish.

DFO is asking participants to check their catches for pink or yellow tags located on the back of the fish. The tags are uniquely numbered and have a reward value ranging from $10-$100.

If…

Two men on an ATV were stopped by Fish and Wildlife officers near the community last Tuesday, July 7th. Officers seized 13 untagged salmon, but not before the passenger of the vehicle tried to toss them away. The officers suspected that the driver of the ATV was impaired and called in RCMP who made an arrest.



Fish and Wildlife officers later found a net in nearby Windmill Bight Brook and set up surveillance in the area. Later that day the camera caught a man on an ATV…

Two Fined, Banned for Illegal Hunting and Fishing

Two people have been convicted and fined for illegal fishing and hunting activity thanks to the efforts of provincial Fish and Wildlife officers.

A Glenwood man was convicted after an investigation into illegal netting in the Salmon Pond area near Glenwood. He was fined $3,000 and is prohibited from being within 10 metres of inland waters for four years. He is also prohibited from holding any fishing licence for four…

RCMP in Deer Lake say they have charges pending against four parents who let their underage children ride off-road vehicles unsupervised.

Police said the pending charges under the Motorized Snow Vehicles/All-Terrain Vehicles Act relate to an incident on Wednesday night.

Officers encountered five young people, under the age of 16, who were riding dirt bikes within town boundaries without adult supervision.

The RCMP said there has been an ongoing problem of people driving…

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If you are looking to get a copy you can send me an e-mail or P M me and I will hook you up. There will be a shirt and a dvd give away on this site. The DVD is Over 90 min long and over 200 SHELLS FIRED, needless to say there is a lot of action on this DVD. First there is the food fishery and then a moose hunt third there is a great turr hunt and last there is a fine rabbit hunt. Bonus footage at the end.

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A young woman from Lewisporte is desperately trying to find her missing beagle puppy she got after ending cancer treatments. Samantha Martin, 22, has battled a very tough form of cancer, neuroblastoma, which she was diagnosed with in 2011. Coping with the surgeries and chemo, Martin says she needed something to take comfort in, and decided to get a dog.

Martin says throughout her cancer she wanted something to look forward to and hold on to. She says to lose the dog already is…

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Good day all I am wondering if there is any info floating around on the purposed road that they plan to run up through the country back of the Salmonier River. I was up moose hunting today back of the Rod and Gun Club and found the orange flags for the layout of the road and as an avid hunter we are going to loose some prime hunting if it goes in there.

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Residents of Central Newfoundland are being warned of black bears.

The department of Natural Resources says black bears have been reported in Gambo, Hare Bay, Indian Bay, Traytown, and Glovertown. Traps have been placed, and conservation officers were successful in relocating one bear from Traytown.

To avoid attracting bears to communities, residents are asked to ensure garbage is properly stored, and not put outside until collection day. If you come in contact with a…

Dates Set for Vale NL Illegal Dumping Trial

Future court dates have been set for a case involving allegations of illegal dumping by Vale Newfoundland and Labrador. Lawyers appeared for status this morning at provincial court.



The company is facing three charges stemming from the alleged release of waste into Anaktalak Bay, near Voisey's Bay mine site in 2011. Vale has been charged with one count of unlawfully depositing a deleterious substance in water, one count of failing…

Few TCH Motorists Heeding Moose Warning: RCMP

For motorists who use the Trans Canada Highway each day, its not an uncommon sight to see a moose or two, but this morning was an exception for one VOCM listener, who felt compelled to phone in a warning for other motorists.

The caller said that during a ride from Gander to Port Blandford this morning he saw 13 moose, many of them standing in the middle of the road.

But according to the RCMP, despite repeated warnings, many…

Good luck on Saturday. Hope everyone has a safe, successful and enjoyable hunting season.

Moose class-action lawsuit dismissed, province found not liable

Judge Robert Stack has dismissed the moose-vehicle collision class-action lawsuit against the Newfoundland and Labrador government, finding the province not liable.

The class-action lawsuit for people injured in moose-vehicle collisions that was filed against the provincial government has been dismissed by a judge with the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Judge Robert Stack rendered the decision…

I happened to take a run up around Three Arm Pond on the CBS highway last night to see if there may have been a duck kicking around. I ventured in Fowlers Road towards Paddys Pond and walked out the poll line to the head of the pond and it was with utter disbelief I counted 16 beer cans in a duck blind all brand new. I guess some people don't believe that alcohol and firearms don't mix. Well I for one say if you need to drink to hunt stay the hell out of the woods all your doing is…

Big Game Hunting Season Open

It's the first day of the annual big game hunting season in central and western regions of the island and Labrador. The eastern region big game season will open on October 4th, while small game and trapping will open in the coming weeks.







Sunday hunting is permitted between October 5th and April 30th in all areas, if hunters have a valid licence and the season for the game being hunted is open. New hunters interested in the big game…