In its place, Manitoba now offers a full-season "Nonresident of Canada" fishing license for $55 Canadian (about $41 U.S. funds), along with the new option of a one-day license for $19 Canadian, or ...

BRANDON — New streamlined regulations are meant to ease the burden on anglers looking to obtain a fishing licence, starting this spring, according to the province.

Thousands more people are lowering fishing lines into Manitoba lakes and rivers than there were a decade ago. That may be a sign of a thriving recreational angling scene, but the rise also ...

The Manitoba government says it's throwing out paper-based outdoor licensing in favour of online shopping for hunting and angling licences and provincial park vehicle permits.

As part of the phase-in, Americans can draw a seven-day Manitoba waterfowl license this fall but must enter a lottery for a limited number of licenses in 2024.

Manitoba's recreational fishing season officially starts May 15 in the southern part of the province, and on May 22 for the north and central regions.

The Manitoba government recognizes Métis natural resource harvesting rights, which includes the right to fish without a licence, in most of southern, central and western Manitoba, along with a ...