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Cèdres Lake Nosbonsing (lac Nosbonsing) Holden Lake Algonquin Park HarvestLac Area Montjoie Stonecliffe Lac Désert Astorville CAMERON CLARA Lac de la Mer Bleue LAUDER Lac Blue Sea Lac Chapleau Wasi Lake (lac Wasi) Rolphton NIPISSING 48 MARIA Harvest Area for Elk BOULTER HEAD CHISHOLM Kiosk BOYD Restoule Lake Lac Galarneau Kioshkokwi Lake ROLPH Deep River Lac Cayamant Lac Marie-Le Franc Commanda Lake PENTLAND FITZGERALD Lac Jim Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) WILKES DEACON Mountain View HIMSWORTH Manitou Lake Carl Wilson Lake Lac McGillivray 47 Cedar Lake BRONSON Erables Lake EDGAR Lac Pemichangan Lac Manitou GURD BUCHANAN PRINGLE BALLANTYNE Three Mile Lake Radiant Lake Lac Heney Townships LISTER Lake Travers WYLIE LAURIER North Tea LakeBiggar Lake Bray Lake Kawawaymog Lake Catfish Lake WHITE Lac des Écorces OSLER Highway/Expressway MACHAR Craig Lake BIGGAR FRESWICK ANGLIN STRATTON Hogan Lake BARRON LOUNT Eagle Lake Burntroot Lake Lake Lavieille PAXTON Grand Lake Allumette Lake City/Town/Places Deer Lake PETAWAWA Lac des Seize Îles Lake La MuirBig Crow Lake White Partridge Lake MCKAY Lac Coulonge FERRIE JOLY BISHOP Forest Lea Lac de l'Argile STRONG 51 DICKSON Pembroke Westmeath Merchant Lake NIVEN La Passe Harvest Monitor Location Lake Bernard DEVINE Big Trout Lake Proulx Lake Dickson Lake MASTER PEMBROKE 50 Alice CHAPMAN BUTT MCLAUGHLINHappy Isle LakeBOWER GUTHRIE ALICE Lower Allumette Lake White Trout Lake WESTMEATH Lac Louisa Horn Lake Pickerel Lake Ralph Bice LakeMisty Lake Opeongo Lake CLANCY Lac Bernard Otterslide Lake FRASER STAFFORD Beachburg Ahmic LakeLake Cecebe PROUDFOOT McIntosh Lake Shirley Lake Burnt Island Lake RICHARDS Foresters Falls Lac Saint-Pierre ARMOUR Sand Lake Booth Lake 55B Muskrat Lake RYERSON HUNTER Three Mile Lake PRESTON BURNS Round Lake MCCRANEY SPROULE Victoria Lake CobdenLac du Rocher-Fendu Lefaivre Little Doe Lake Aylen Lake SPENCE McCraney Lake NORTH ALGONA Lake Doré ROSS Lac la Pêche L'Orignal Doe Lake BETHUNE CANISBAY Paugh Lake Canoe Lake DICKENS WILBERFORCE BROMLEY ALFRED Hawkesbury 55A MURCHISON Golden Lake Haley Station PERRY PECK HAGARTY Mink Lake Lac Dollard-des-Ormeaux LONGUEUIL Chute-à-Blondeau Smoke Lake AIRY Rockland Alfred 49 Rock Lake Whitney Madawaska Wilno Wendover MCMURRICH FINLAYSON Hwy 60SHERWOOD ALGONA EganvilleDouglas59 WEST HAWKESBURY Ragged Lake Galeairy Lake Cumberland MONTEITH Bella Lake Lake Louisa JONES HORTON Constance Bay PlantagenetCurran Pen LakeNIGHTINGALE Barry'sBarry's BayBayHopefield Vankleek HillEAST HAWKESBURY Horn Lake SINCLAIR LAWRENCE Bark Lake GRATTAN Renfrew Orléans LYELL Foymount Lac des Chats CLARENCE CHAFFEY Clydegale Lake Lake Clear TORBOLTON Sarsfield PLANTAGENET CALEDONIA Dalkeith CHRISTIE LIVINGSTONE SABINEHwy 127 Kamaniskeg Lake Hwy 41 ADMASTON Arnprior Vanier STISTED HWY 60 BRUDENELLSEBASTOPOL Hammond Fournier Peninsula Lake Hay Lake RADCLIFFE MCNAB Lac Deschênes Ottawa CUMBERLAND Lake Vernon MCCLINTOCK Constant Lake Lake Madawaska Kinburn Riceville Glen Sandfield Fairy Lake CLYDE BANGOR Combermere LOCHIEL CARDWELL 58 Dacre Burnstown FITZROY MARCH HWY 141 FRANKLIN Papineau Lake Ashdad Dunvegan Glen Robertson Kawagama Lake EYRE Lake St. Peter Carp GLOUCESTER Vars St. Isidore BRUNEL WICKLOWHwy 62 Palmer RapidsQuadeville Limoges Skeleton Lake 54 CalabogieBAGOT PAKENHAM Kanata Mary Lake HAVELOCK York River 64B MCCLURE Maple Leaf GRIFFITH NEPEAN CAMBRIDGE WATT STEPHENSON Lake of Bays SHERBORNE BRUTON LYNDOCH BROUGHAM White Lake HUNTLEY MaxvilleKENYON Raven Lake Harvest Area 2 Griffith Calabogie Lake Blakeney Greely Lake Rosseau Kennisis Lake Percy Lake RAGLAN RUSSELL Moose Creek Three Mile Lake Maynooth BLITHFIELD Barrhaven 65 RIDOUT Red Pine Lake Haliburton Lake 57 Maynooth CARLOW Harvest Area 3 Almonte Manotick Kenmore Loch Garry Redstone Lake Madawaska River Stittsville Crysler Lake Joseph Big Hawk Lake HARBURN MATAWATCHANBlack Donald Lake ROXBOROUGH LANCASTER MCLEAN GUILFORD MONTEAGLE Fort Stewart DARLING ClaytonRAMSAY Richmond OSGOODE MEDORA Little Hawk Lake HERSCHELHwy 62 Madawaska River MACAULAY NORTH CANONTO Clayton Lake GOULBOURN Morewood Avonmore Halls LakeSTANHOPE Elephant Lake McArthurs Mills Centennial LakeNorcan Lake Vernon FINCH MONCK DUDLEY Birds Creek DENBIGH Clyde Forks Carleton Place Marionville 53B Maple Lake HARCOURT Hwy 28 MunsterNORTH GOWER Finch Lake St. Francis (lac St-François) HINDON Baptiste Lake Lake Muskoka Boshkung Lake Drag Lake Farquhar Lake Bancroft ASHBY Harvest Area 8 LAVANT Osgoode WINCHESTER Newington CHARLOTTENBURGH OAKLEY Bancroft MAYO LANARK 64A DYSART 63A MILLER SOUTH CANONTO Lavant BECKWITH Winchester 53A Wood Lake Twelve Mile LakeSoyers Lake Harvest Area 1 DUNGANNON Harvest Area 5 Innisville Hallville CORNWALL GIBSON DRAPER Hwy 118 Weslemkoon Lake Brule Lake FranktownMARLBOROUGH Kashagawigamog Lake CARDIFF FARADAY Detlor MOUNTAIN Dunbar WOOD MUSKOKA ABINGER 63B Mississippi Lake 66B OSNABRUCK ANSONMountain Lake Paudash Lake L'Amable Palmerston Lake Inkerman BAXTER MONMOUTH Buckshot Lake DALHOUSIE SOUTH GOWER MINDEN Paudash Lake LanarkDRUMMOND 46 EFFINGHAM Plevna Oxford Mills WILLIAMSBURGHLake St. Lawrence LONGFORD CASHEL Dalhousie Lake RYDE GLAMORGAN Hwy 28 Hwy 41 PALMERSTON Fallbrook MONTAGUE Williamsburg Morrison Lake LIMERICK Upper Mazinaw LakeCLARENDONCrotch Lake OXFORD (ON RIDEAU) Kahshe Lake 56 SNOWDON NORTH SHERBROOKE Merrickville MATCHEDASH Eels Lake Limerick Lake BARRIE Perth MORRISON Gull Lake Bennett Lake Oxford Station MATILDA Sparrow Lake WOLLASTON Mississagagon Lake Crotch Lake ELMSLEY Smiths Falls Ventnor LUTTERWORTH Lower Mazinaw LakeKashwakamak Lake BATHURST DIGBY CHANDOS Wollaston Lake 61 Lower Rideau Lake 76C 76A ANSTRUTHER Skootamatta Lake Otty Lake WOLFORD Cranberry Lake 60 Chandos Lake Big Gull LakeBig Gull Lake SOUTH SHERBROOKE Lombardy EDWARDSBURGH Georgian Bay (baie Georgienne) CAVENDISH OSO DALTON GRIMSTHORPEANGLESEA Christie Lake BURGESS Jasper Head Lake Crystal LakeCatchacoma Lake Harvest Area 7 White Lake 66A RAMA Lingham Lake Pike Lake Otter Lake ORILLIA LAXTONShadow Lake GALWAY Anstruther Lake Harvest Area 4 TUDOR Sharbot Lake North Augusta Lake St. John KITLEY Mississagua Lake Jack Lake Deerock Lake Big Rideau Lake AUGUSTA MEDONTE Lake Couchiching Dalrymple Lake Four Mile Lake LAKE Kennebec Lake OLDEN Jack Lake HWY 62 Harvest Area 6 Big Clear Lake Crow Lake Toledo AlgonquinMaynard Portland “This mapThe is map a graphic data has representation been compiled and fromfor informational various sources purposes and the only. accuracy is not guaranteed. Do not rely on this map as a precise indicator of routes, locations of features or as a guide forThis navigati map on.may contain CARDEN SOMERVILLE NORTH CROSBY 2021] cartographic errors or omissions.” [May, METHUEN Bobs Lake Bass Lake MARADalrymple Lake BEXLEY BURLEIGH KALADAR KENNEBEC Eagle Lake Upper Rideau Lake 67 Hwy 62 Long Lake Wolfe Lake BASTARD ELIZABETHTOWN HARVEY Kasshabog Lake ELZEVIR 62 Bobs Lake 76B 76A Canal Lake Balsam Lake Newboro Lake Oak Lake BEDFORD Upper Beverley Lake Cameron Lake Sandy Lake MADOC HINCHINBROOKE ORO Lower Buckhorn LakeStony Lake Lower Beverley Lake Algonquins of Ontario 75 VERULAM HWY 7 Devil Lake Upper Chemong Lake MARMORA Opinicon LakeSand Lake YONGE Lake of the Isles ELDON FENELON Clear Lake SHEFFIELD PiccadillyDesert Lake Pigeon Lake Buck Lake Lake of the Isles Buckhorn Lake DUMMER Belmont Lake Charleston Lake Sturgeon Lake Round LakeCrowe Lake Moira Lake Whitefish Lake Lake of the Isles Lake Simcoe Katchewanooka Lake Beaver Lake Verona THORAH Stoco Lake SOUTH CROSBY 69B 0 12.5 25 50 SMITH BELMONT PORTLAND LANSDOWNE Black Lake ENNISMORE LOUGHBOROUGH Lake of the Isles 74B HUNGERFORD Loughborough Lake ESCOTT Chemong Lake DOURO 68A Dog Lake LEEDS HUNTINGDON Camden Lake Sydenham Lake Kilometers Cranberry Lake EMILY Trent River RAWDON Varty Lake Carry Falls Reservoir INNISFIL HWY 7 74A HWY 38 PITTSBURGH 78B OPS ASPHODEL CAMDEN EAST GEORGINA MARIPOSA Inverary Lake Clear BROCK HWY 35 SEYMOUR River Styx Lake of the Isles NORTH GWILLIMBURY HWY 7 HWY 7 68B Trent River RICHMOND Colonel By Lake Butterfield Lake 1:1,100,000 78A OTONABEE Lake of the Isles Lower Saranac Lake 77C Trent River TYENDINAGA KINGSTON Lake of the Isles PERCY THURLOW ERNESTOWN Wolf Pond SCOTT Trent River Trent River Cataraqui River (Rideau Canal)69A-2HOWE ISLAND Middle Saranac Lake 73 Lake Scugog ALNWICK MANVERS CAVAN SIDNEY FREDERICKSBURGH EAST GWILLIMBURY Rice Lake WOLFE ISLAND REACH CARTWRIGHT MURRAY 69A-1 Napanee River 69A-3 Simon Pond MONAGHAN 72A 71 69A-2Lake Ontario (lac Ontario) Projection: NAD 1983 UTM Zone 18N KING Bayfield Bay Raquette Pond Data: AOO, LIO 78C UXBRIDGE HAMILTONHALDIMAND CRAMAHE Lake Ontario (lac Ontario)Lake Ontario (lac Ontario)AMHERST ISLAND.
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    Having trouble viewing this email? Click here to view the online version Happy Canada Day long weekend! FOCA Elert - July Long Weekend 2016 Spend a minute with FOCA's Executive Director, with a dock permit update, and a request! Click the image below to view the YouTube video: For more information about FOCA's work on this file over the past year, and links to letters to the Minister written by FOCA and our Member Associations, visit: https://foca.on.ca/municipal-authority-over-boathouses-decision/ Safety & Risk Management Fire Concerns As of June 29th, all of north- and south-eastern Ontario is posted as either HIGH or EXTREME fire danger. FOCA urges you to observe all local fire restrictions, to ensure everyone has a safe long weekend! F Find out more about current fire conditions and related information from the Ontario Forest Fire webpage: https://www.ontario.ca/page/forest- fires image: Kawartha Now You can also read a new article about fire safety and flying lanterns, from Kawartha Now: http://www.kawarthanow.com/kawarthanowguide/2016/06/28/canada-day-fire-safety/ FOCA's Gold-level Sponsors Lake Environments It's Report Card Time - for Ontario's Lakes! FOCA and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change are pleased to release the Lake Partner Program Report Card. This new publication provides a snapshot of the state of Ontario's lakes, along with important information and links. Visit FOCA's Lake Partner webpage to access a copy of the Report Card, and related information: https://foca.on.ca/lake-partner-program-overview/ ____________________________ Climate Change Legislation In May, Ontario passed new legislation, the Climate Change Mitigation and Low-Carbon Economy Act, which will raise money from Ontario's cap and trade program for a new Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account to invest in green projects and initiatives that reduce emissions.
  • LAKE OPEONGO the Ecology of the Fish Community and of Man’S Effects on It

    LAKE OPEONGO the Ecology of the Fish Community and of Man’S Effects on It

    LAKE OPEONGO The Ecology of the Fish Community and of Man’s Effects on It N. V. MARTIN Research Branch Ontario Department of Lands and Forests Maple, Ontario, Canada and F. E. J. FRY Department of Zoology Ramsay Wright Zoological Laboratories University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario, Canada TECHNICAL REPORT No. 24 GREAT LAKES FISHERY COMMISSION 1451 Green Road P. 0. Box 640 Ann Arbor, Michigan March, 1973 FOREWORD This paper is one of seven lake case histories-Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, Lake Opeongo, and Lake Kootenay. Concise versions of these papers, together with other lake case histories developed for and by an international symposium on Salmonid Communities in Oligotrophic Lakes (SCOL) appeared in a special issue of the Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada (Vol. 29, No. 6, June, 1972). While this and each of the others in this series is complete in itself, it should be remembered that each formed a part of SCOL and is supplemented by the others. Because much detail of interest to fisheries workers in the Great Lakes area would not otherwise be available, this and the other case histories revised and refined in the light of events at the symposium are published here. SCOL symposium was a major exercise in the synthesis of existing knowledge. The objective was to attempt to identify the separate and joint effects of three major stresses imposed by man: cultural eutrophication, exploitation, and species introduction on fish communities. Recently glaciated oligotrophic lakes were chosen as an “experimental set.” Within the set were lakes which have been free of stresses, lakes which have been subjected to one stress, and lakes which have been subjected to various combinations of stresses.