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Another wy to catch a fish. A catch for Dan Gibson is strictly on film as he angles for a shot beside the Credit River near Streetsville. Gibson is a (...)
Another wy to catch a fish. A catch for Dan Gibson is strictly on film as he angles for a shot beside the Credit River near Streetsville. Gibson is a (...)

Another wy to catch a fish. A catch for Dan Gibson is strictly on film as he angles for a shot beside the Credit River near Streetsville. Gibson is a (...)

Date9/25/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Another wy to catch a fish. A catch for Dan Gibson is strictly on film as he angles for a shot beside the Credit River near Streetsville. Gibson is a professional nature film-maker; and he claims this spot on the Credit beats them all; including any in British Columbiia; for leaping salmon. Fishing is banned at the site; but the Credit River in Streetsville is open to fishermen from the Reid Milling dam as far as Britannia Road.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007023F
Nice catch, He didn't catch these beauties, but Charlie Johnson, goodwill ambassador for the Town of Georgina's 10th annual Great Lake Simcoe ice fish(...)
Nice catch, He didn't catch these beauties, but Charlie Johnson, goodwill ambassador for the Town of Georgina's 10th annual Great Lake Simcoe ice fish(...)
1/11/1991
We've gotta Haul in about $100 worth of fish each day to make it worth-while, Doug Mummery says he inspects a catch of smelt and shad he and Don caugh(...)
We've gotta Haul in about $100 worth of fish each day to make it worth-while, Doug Mummery says he inspects a catch of smelt and shad he and Don caugh(...)
2/11/1972
Hauling in $100 worth of fish a day is necessary to make the work worthwhile, says Doug Mummery as he inspects a catch of smelt and shad he and his br(...)
Hauling in $100 worth of fish a day is necessary to make the work worthwhile, says Doug Mummery as he inspects a catch of smelt and shad he and his br(...)
2/11/1972
The fish they catch aren't as big as they used to be, say fishermen Stan Cooper, left, and his brother, Leonard, of Gosport, displaying their morning (...)
The fish they catch aren't as big as they used to be, say fishermen Stan Cooper, left, and his brother, Leonard, of Gosport, displaying their morning (...)
5/28/1976
Sweet catch. Joan Ellenor of Oshawa used a marsh-mallow as bait to catch this 42-pound salmon near Duffins Creek, Pickering. Husband Neal hoists the Chinook
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11/6/1978
Sport versus food: Lobbying to have pleasure and trophy fishing take precedence over fishing for food by Indians is totally unjust, says Frank Road, of Gibson Reserve, in letter below
Sport versus food: Lobbying to have pleasure and trophy fishing take precedence over fishing for food by Indians is totally unjust, says Frank Road, of Gibson Reserve, in letter below
5/1/1977
Only about 200 fish were actually weighed by the 1,650 entrants in the coho salmon derby over the weekend in the Credit River, one of them was caught (...)
Only about 200 fish were actually weighed by the 1,650 entrants in the coho salmon derby over the weekend in the Credit River, one of them was caught (...)
9/20/1975
Salmon are back - this is no fish story, Natural Resources worker John Bisset checks an Atlantic salmon taken from Credit River for testing. After a r(...)
Salmon are back - this is no fish story, Natural Resources worker John Bisset checks an Atlantic salmon taken from Credit River for testing. After a r(...)
10/26/1990
Coho lowdown: Hatchery manager Cameron Mack checks the fingerlings that will be released into the Credit River in time to give the 1981 fishing industry a big shot in the arm
Coho lowdown: Hatchery manager Cameron Mack checks the fingerlings that will be released into the Credit River in time to give the 1981 fishing industry a big shot in the arm
4/7/1980
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virgina Beach on Lake Simcoe
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virgina Beach on Lake Simcoe
1/10/1989
Fishermen have had only a couple of Good years in past 10, A five-man crew must catch 5,000 pounds of cod a day to make a living
Fishermen have had only a couple of Good years in past 10, A five-man crew must catch 5,000 pounds of cod a day to make a living
6/7/1965
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virginia Beach on Lake Simcoe
Gone fishing: Danny Brunato (left) and Bill Linders show off some of the early catch ice fishing at Virginia Beach on Lake Simcoe
1/10/1989