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	Ganaraska River - Ontario
		Home of the ontario steelhead record with a fish that tiped the scales at a monstrous 29.1 pounds, this river holds a special place in the hearts of all steelheaders.
		When the water is low and clear, the bows holding in the lower sections of the river are spooked and closed mouthed by sunrise, and anglers have a tough time getting them to bite.
		The salmon come into the river to spawn and aggressively hit baits such as: roe fished on bottom or under floats, brightly coloured J9 or J11 Rapalas, cleos and other small spoons.
	www.thefishinguide.com /ganaraska.shtml (325 words)

	Port Hope, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Port Hope's nearest neighbour (7 km to the east) is the marginally larger Cobourg, Ontario.
		"Ganaraska" was the name attributed to the area by the natives of the region and is the name of the river that flows through the town.
		The Ganaraska River (affectionately known as "The Ganny"), is well-known to area anglers for annual salmon and trout runs, and has a history of flooding.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Port_Hope,_Ontario (522 words)

	GANARASKA FISHWAY - UPDATED DAILY
		The Ganaraska Fishway is a pool and weir style consisting of a concrete channel ninety feet long and five feet wide.
		The fishway is used practically year round although the most popular times are the spring and fall and this is explained by the spawning times for the species.
		The Fishway is made possible by a joint venture between the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, the Ganaraska River Conservation Authority, OFAH, Ganaraska Sportsmen Association and many volunteers from Port Hope and the surrounding area.
	ganaraskafishway.tripod.com (782 words)

	Ganaraska River Steelhead Trout Fishing From Ontario, Canada
		At this time of year, early May, the Ganaraska River is swollen with spring run-off.
		I sensibly held my tongue however as I thought that maybe I needed to spend more time on the river before I began telling others what they should or should not be doing, like vacating the 50 yards of creek I had to myself for 30 seconds.
		I reeled in, checked the worm, and set the bait drifting down the same stretch of river again, a deep section that flowed beside a bank that was probably not the wisest piece of land to fish from.
	www.fish-hawk.net /hawkshow/ganaraska-day/ganaraska-day3.php (1787 words)

	Ontario's Finest Inns - Lantern Inn and Suites
		Lantern Inn anchors the main street Heritage District of Port Hope with the Ganaraska River, the park and the waterfront trail alongside.
		High ceilings and strong mouldings are of the period, as are the large windows which offer wonderful views of the river from the comfortable wing chairs in the room.
		The Ganaraska River, flowing through the downtown, is known for great trout and salmon runs in the spring and fall and views from Lantern Inn windows overlooking the river can be exciting as the fish leap and fight upstream to spawn.
	www.ontariosfinestinns.com /inn_lantern.html (782 words)

	Fishing Library Article - Fishing Salmon River fly fishing tying bass fishing rod reel salmon trout steelhead walleye ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Natural spawning now occurs in the river; aquatic life is there for these fish to grow on; water-related recreation occurs and is on the increase; the reservoir is also a productive system; both are working together.
		We are concerned about the Salmon River steelhead run and made a major commitment of personnel time and funds to try to determine the stocking method, which maximizes both survival and returning adults.
		River flows allow fish to migrate upstream when they want, not just when electricity is in demand.
	www.fishusa.com /FishSalmonRiver/Library_One.asp?Article_ID=16 (3131 words)

	Ganaraska River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Ganaraska River Fishway, a fish ladder, allows rainbow trout to travel up river to spawn.
		The river's name is thought to originate from "Ganaraske", the name for the Iroquois village which was located at the current site of Port Hope.
		This page was last modified 16:16, 2 December 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ganaraska_River (150 words)

	River Management Society - Awards
		As such, 1998 marked the inauguration of the annual RMS awards for excellence in river management and conservation.
		The Frank Church Wild and Scenic Rivers Award, sponsored by the Interagency Wild and Scenic Rivers Coordinating Council, was added in 2000.
		Worked to protect river within the context of the watershed and beyond designated lines on a map.
	www.river-management.org /awards.asp (578 words)

	Canadian Angling.net > > News > > Public Input Needed For Ganaraska River Management Plan
		PORT HOPE—The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, invite residents and other interested parties to get involved with the development of a Fisheries Management Plan for the Ganaraska River.
		The Ganaraska River Creek Fisheries Management Plan is a resource document written for the citizens and stakeholders of the Ganaraska River watershed.
		Anyone with an interest in Ganaraska River Fisheries is encouraged to come out to one of the public information sessions, view displays, ask questions and share their views.
	www.canadianangling.net /News/article/sid=398.html (494 words)

	Ontario's Grand River, by Ian Martin
		The Grand River is the premier draw for anglers traveling to southern Ontario, but other rivers and species are attractions in their own right, and are a useful alternative if the Grand is "blown out" by rain or if throwing a popper for smallmouth bass seems like a good break from some "technical" Trico fishing.
		This river may be the best kept secret of all, though it is well known among locals for its abundant smallies.
		The Ganaraska River, to the east of Toronto, also has heavy migratory runs but is outside the 90-minute driving radius from the Grand.
	flyfisherman.com /westerncanada/grandriver/index4.html (846 words)

	Charges being layed on illegal salmon fishing in Port Hope
		Bevan is the only conservation officer for the Ganaraska River and surrounding area.
		Anglers flock to the Ganaraska River to fish for migrating salmon.
		This is Harter's second time fishing the river this fall, and he has yet to see a conservation officer.
	www.thepioneer.com /sept22_fish.htm (579 words)

	Lake Ontario Salmon & Trout Management Review
		Ganaraska River rainbow trout continue to be used to maintain the broodstock held at OMNR's Normandale Fish Culture Station.
		Annual surveys on the Ganaraska River have tracked changes in the size of the spawning population of rainbow trout, since the construction of the fishway.
		This was followed by a period of decline, as the population stabilized at a lower level, exploitation rates increased and changes in the Lake Ontario ecosystem affected survival and abundance of rainbow trout and other salmonines.
	www.mnr.gov.on.ca /fishing/lk_ont_rainbow.html (1094 words)

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		The Ganaraska River Fishway was constructed in 1973 to help the fish get past Corbett's Dam and up to the superb spawning beds upstream.
		The Ganaraska River Fishway was made possible due to a joint venture of the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, the Ganaraska Sportsmen's Association, the Municipality of Port Hope and a host of volunteers from Port Hope and the surrounding area.
		The Ganaraska River Fishway is located 65 miles east of Toronto.
	news.newstarnet.com /MainNews/NorthAmerica/2005_10_3_14_55_13_75.html (459 words)

	History of resource management in the Grand River watershed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In 1931, the Grand River Valley Boards of Trade, an amalgamation of local Boards, petitioned the provincial government to investigate the provision of flood control and water conservation in the valley.
		As a result of the conference, a joint federal and provincial survey of the Ganaraska River watershed was initiated.
		This legislation gave municipalities in a river valley the structure to initiate conservation measures within the framework of their watershed boundaries, with technical and financial help from the provincial government.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /copper/low/humanhist3.htm (904 words)

	CTV Toronto - Boy, 2, rescued from Port Hope river - CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television
		A two-year-old boy is alive after nearly drowning in the Ganaraska River in Port Hope on Monday.
		Dierdre Derkx was walking by the river on Monday afternoon when she thought she saw a doll floating in it.
		Derkx went into the river and rescued Nicholas who was unconscious and not breathing after floating helplessly for 300 metres.
	toronto.ctv.ca /servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20060110/port_hope_baby_060110/20060110?hub=TorontoHome (351 words)

	Municipality of Port Hope Fishing
		This majestic river offers some of the best trout and salmon fishing in the province and draws people from great distances to fish the spectacular trout and salmon runs that occur in the spring and fall.
		The Ganaraska River Fishway, better known locally as the fish ladder is operated by the Ministry of Natural Resources and local volunteers.
		Fishing regulations on the Ganaraska River are enforced by Ministry of Natural Resources Conservation Officers.
	www.porthope.ca /departments/visiting/fishing.htm (426 words)

	Lake Ontario Outdoors
		I know that will hurt their business, but the river, like you said is really a creek.
		I was snorkeling around the river one day the next it's 2 feet over the bank.
		I figure the river will flood a couple times a year, but we are seeing it go over the banks way to often.
	lakeontariooutdoors.com /?event=Article_View&articleNum=41 (1996 words)

	Explorethetrail
		Each section of the Ganaraska Trail is maintained by a separate group of volunteers.
		The Mad River section is named after the Mad River, which it parallels for some distance.
		The Ganaraska Hiking Trail Association is not responsible for injury or loss, experienced while hiking on the trail or participating in any event.
	www.ganaraska-hiking-trail.ca /explorethetrail.htm (841 words)

	“Surrender to the River” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Jim Rowat confirmed that the "river rose higher in certain areas than the 100-year storm prediction levels (the highest level expected in a storm once in a 100 years) indicated on the flood plan mappings for the area."
		Buildings and slabs of asphalt became the rivers canvas as they were demolished and half torn down.
		The annual Ganny Race is still bringing the town’s people of Port Hope together as they struggle their way down the famous Ganaraska River in a show of surrender to the power of the river.
	www2.kpr.edu.on.ca /phhs/meloney.htm (417 words)

	Lantern Inn & Suites - Port Hope Heritage Hotel - Port Hope Ontario hotels - Boutique Hotels Ontario Canada
		Overlooking Port Hope's Ganaraska River and park, the Lantern Inn and Suites anchors Historic Port Hope's Heritage Conservation District.
		Large windows with views of the river, high ceilings, and reproduction period furniture, add to the historical appeal...the ground floor evokes 1920s Paris...the outdoor terrace is reminiscent of Old Montreal..."
		Terrace rooms with large private balconies overlooking the Ganaraska River are also available.
	www.lanterninn.ca (580 words)

	PORT HOPE, ONTARIO CRUISING CANADA canadian boating,cruising navigation harbors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Port Hope West range lights are aligned to 320.5°, the front light (499) located on the southern end of the west break wall, is 20 feet high located in a white circular tower with green upper portion and a florescent-orange triangular day marker with a fl vertical stripe.
		In the spring of the year rainbow trout abound at the mouth of the Ganaraska River and in the summer as well as the two species mentioned above almost every other species of fish to be found in Ontario, including eels provide sport for the angler.
		Also visible behind the trees is the white standpipe of the waterworks.Port Hope is located on the Ganaraska River with a population of 11,800 and is close to all major types of public transportation all of which offer scheduled services.
	www.cruising.ca /guide/j_docs/gd-hope.html (1126 words)

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		The C.D. Besadny Anadromous Fisheries Facility on the Kewaunee River near Kewaunee has about 50 fish in their facility, and crews were expected to start sorting fish this week in preparation for egg collecting.
		DNR stocks three strains of steelhead; fish representing two of those strains, Chambers Creek and Ganaraska, are making their spawning runs right now, triggering the egg collection efforts.
		The fish are put into an anesthetic bath, fish crews measure and weigh the fish, and a fish health specialist examines them for visible signs of disease and runs additional tests on a subset of them.
	www.dbcl.org /docs/dnr_salmon_egg.doc (569 words)

	Toronto Sun: - Top nooks to look to hook chinook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Lake Ontario river anglers are cursing the warm, dry weather.
		At a time when early fall rains usually trigger upstream runs of big chinook salmon, followed later by coho, brown trout and steelhead, tributaries are low, clear and nearly devoid of big migrant fish.
		To the west, the mouth of the Credit River, Bronte Creek, the Burlington Canal pier, Jordan Harbour and Port Dalhousie are also stocked with salmon and are popular shore-fishing spots.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/TorontoSun/Sports/2003/09/11/pf-182696.html (558 words)

	Lake Ontario Waterkeeper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		He was honoured with the River Manager of the Year award at a May 9 meeting in South Sioux City, Nebraska.
		The award came as a result of his work with the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) in implementing a watershed floodplain study, according to RMS Canadian chapter president Michael Greco.
		Preserving rivers and streams has been an ongoing interest to him, dating back to his role in having the Humber River recognized as a heritage river while working in Etobicoke.
	www.waterkeeper.ca /content/other/morand_recognized_for_watershe.php (572 words)

	Mad River Ganaraska Trail Club
		The Ganaraska Hiking Trail is a 500 kilometre hiking trail for hiking, skiing, and snowshoeing that extends from Port Hope starting along the Ganaraska River to Glen Huron and connects to the Bruce Trail.
		The Mad River Ganaraska Trail Club maintains a 52 kilometre segment of the trail and organizes hikes, social events and trail maintenance most of the year.
		Their goal is to maintain the trail, make improvements by rerouting sections that are on roads, and building loop trails to scenic areas.
	cioc.communityconnectiondevelopment.com /details.asp?RSN=14343&Number=74 (147 words)

	3927e Large Volume Sampling at Six Lake Ontario Tributaries During 1997 and 1998 - HTML Version
		These were: the Credit River, the Humber River, the Ganaraska River, the Trent River, Twenty Mile Creek, and Twelve Mile Creek (Figure 2.2).
		A summary of sampling locations, drainage basin areas, and annual average flows is presented in Table 2.1 to illustrate the range of tributary sizes covered by this study, and to provide an indication of the proportion of drainage basin area and flow from Ontario tributaries covered by the 1997/98 sampling program.
		The large annual average flows from Twelve Mile Creek and the Trent River, and the extremely large drainage area associated with the Trent watershed, mean that the tributaries selected for sampling in 1997/98 cover approximately 80% of the Ontario tributary flows (excluding the Niagara River), and about 50 % of the Ontario watershed area.
	www.ene.gov.on.ca /envision/techdocs/3927e.htm (3902 words)

	Ganaraska River, Lake Ontario Streams - FAOL's Our Man In Canada #151 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Below the sanctuary to the mouth of the river on Lake Ontario is where the biggest steelhead in the province are caught each year.
		It goes without saying that this stretch of river also gets a tremendous run of anglers, but if you’re intent on a big silver steelhead, this is the place.
		Surprisingly, by evening the river was very clear and the fish were once again quite skittish, but during the middle phases of this clearing process, I hooked and landed more steelhead than I could imagine.
	www.flyanglersonline.com /features/canada/can151.html (806 words)

	Ganaraska River Fisheries Management Plan Public Information Sessions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Ganaraska River has long been recognized for its excellent trout and salmon fishery.
		The purpose of this project is to develop a fisheries management plan to create a framework to guide the protection, management, rehabilitation, and enhancement of the fisheries resource in the watershed.
		The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR) and the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) have initiated the development of a Fisheries Management Plan for the Ganaraska River.
	www.grca.on.ca /archival/items2006/rivermanage.html (261 words)

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