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	Releasing a Whiteshell River Rainbow
	Dane Cameron with a Manitoba Brown
	Dale with his beautiful Manitoba Rainbow.
	"On the September Outing to Whiteshell Provincial Park we fished Camp Lake. I trolled a black bead-head Woolly Bugger and also fished a green Olive Woolly Bugger. I caught two fish, one was my very first Master Angler, a 22-in. rainbow the other one was 21 in. The fishing was slow at first but picked up in the afternoon on that day. There were three Master Anglers caught, my two and husband John caught one of 24 in. Bob Migliore caught several in the 17-18 in. range. It was a small turnout that weekend with only three of us there, but it was a great day in all." Bette Nabozniak
	Bruce with a nice Rainbow.
	Alan admiring his Barbe Lake Rainbow.
	Whiteshell Brook Trout
	Steve Abraham with a beautiful bow taken from the Whiteshell River. The Manitoba Fly Fishers have played an important role in the rehabilitation of this river.
	Alan with a beautiful Manitoba Rainbow
	McHugh Lake is a perfect lake for belly boating.  Don shows off a nice Brown Trout.1
	Bower Lake giving up (for a short time at least) one of its Rainbows to Alfred.
	John Dyck with a magnificent Manitoba Rainbow.

 

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MFFA Conservation and Other Activities

	2003 Fly Fishing School at the Fort Whyte Centre. Mike Falavena instructing.
	2003 Fly Fishing School at the Fort Whyte Centre. Steve Erickson demonstrating the use of a belly boat.
	2003 Fly Fishing School at the Fort Whyte Centre. John Dyck leading the fly casting instruction.
	Casting session at the Fort Whyte Centre.
	MFFA at the Fly Fishing Championships
	Alfred Aug placing a Smallmouth Bass in to the holding net for the Tooth Lake to Lake St. Andrew Bass transfer.
	Kingfisher Lake was a conservation activity that the MFFA is proud to have been a part of.  It is a wonderful fishery located just minutes from Winnipeg.
	The aerators at Kingfisher Lake begin their supply of oxygen.
	A well designed wheelchair access dock ensures that everyone gets a chance to fish.