Fishing, parks cut fees this weekend
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Vehicle permits won’t be required to visit provincial parks this weekend, while anglers will be allowed to fish without a licence.
Manitoba has waived the regular fees to encourage people to visit the parks. Provincial campgrounds will still require standard fees, but the vehicle charge is waved Friday through Sunday.
Anglers can fish provincewide without a licence Saturday and Sunday, except in Manitoba’s two national parks.
Fishers can keep the conservation licence limit of fish, which includes four walleye or sauger, four northern pike, two smallmouth bass, one lake trout, one channel catfish and two stocked trout.