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Tuesday, 20. May 2008

Winnipeg’s Urban Angling Partnership, Winnipeg, Manitoba

The Winnipeg’s Urban Angling Partnership (UAP) is made up of the Manitoba Wildlife Federation, Fish Futures Inc., the Mid-Canada Marine Dealers Association, the City of Winnipeg and the Complete Angler. Over the past 5 years, several programs have been initiated which have resulted in direct benefits to Winnipeg’s recreational fisheries.

The UAP’s Learn to Fish Program is designed to teach the basics of fishing to new anglers by providing quality instruction and support from local tackle shop retailers. To date, 750 individuals have participated in the training. The Winnipeg Fish Festival, initiated by the UAP, is a yearly event with over 5,000 individuals in attendance. Fish Winnipeg Media/Corporate Challenge, organized by the UAP, has allowed 1,000 children to experience a fishing adventure that many would never have had the opportunity to enjoy. Children’s fishing camps in 2000 were co-sponsored by the UAP to introduce fishing and life skills to youth. The positive response received from parents and participants of the program will lead to expansion of this program in 2001. The UAP in conjunction with other partners was also responsible for the Urban Access Development program to provide safe access sites to the Red and Assiniboine rivers.

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