Dave LaCourse wrote:
Ken, the following is from fishing board and answers a question I
asked about guides in Labrador.

" The law states that in Labrador, north of the 52nd parallel, a
person must have a guide to fish more than 1/2 mile from a numbered
highway. Although, I believe, as Whitehorsebasin mentioned, there is
somewhat of an unwritten, don't-ask-don't-tell policy in place that
allows canoeists and campers to get away with some incidental fishing
while in the bush in both Labrador and Quebec - a quick look at "canoe
trips in Quebec", for instance, will be full of accounts of fishing
during canoe trips through Indian land, without a guide, and no one
seems to be too worried about it."

So, I believe you can do it without too much trouble. Whaddaya think?

I think anybody who relies on an unwritten don't-ask-don't-tell
policy is just begging for a huge honkin' fine and the confiscation
of his canoe and fly rods. I don't want to "get away" with something,
I want to fish legally.

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Ken Fortenberry