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Memory Bank Contest

Do you have hunting and fishing photos to share? Submit them to us for consideration in Memory Bank, and a chance to win Nikon cameras and Ontario OUT of DOORS mugs!

Check out our weekly Photo Friday winner, chosen from photos submitted to the Memory Bank, here.

Garry Billings of Kemptville submitted this photo of his daughter’s and granddaughter’s first bird. Candice Billings, 23, bagged her first tom - 23lbs., 8", beard, 1" spurs - while nine months pregnant.
Mackenzie Cashmore
, 8, was able to pull in her first upper Niagara River small mouth, weighing in at 3.5 pounds.
Caroline Cameron of London sent this one in. She said there were seven wild turkeys crossing lawn after lawn in her city neighbourhood.
Derek
 Witlib
 of Barrie with his first “right & left” on woodcock, this past Oct. 11. in Simcoe County. “Whisky flushed them and found them.”

Gerry Podrubszky was on Guelph Lake recently when three-year-old Emmery saw his line go tight and the pole bend. He reeled this in all on his own.
Albert
 Paschkowiak
 of Kingston
 and his friends started a yearly winter trip to the Deep River area to fish for splake. This year he was also able to harvest his first snowshoe hare.
Kaitlyn Rose of North Bay was ice fishing on Lake Nipissing recently when she caught this northern pike, weighing 13 pounds and stretching out 36 inches. It the largest fish she ever caught.
Mike 
Merpaw
 of Renfrew says his field camera got this picture. “Not to often you see a bear standing up so I though I would share it.”

Tyson MacFarlane
 of Thessalon
 was with his family when he pulled in this one. He credited his brother Denver with helping get it out of the hole.
Melissa Monk 
of Cobalt
 was with her boyfriend looking for good duck hunting spots but were surprised by what they found instead.
This photo by Kyle Bresele was taken while fly-fishing small mouth bass in northwestern Ontario, near Thunder Bay last August.
Jamilyn Hall
 of Midland was able to tag this 18-pounder when out with her father, Ken.

Scott Rice, 14, caught this 35.5" Northern Pike through the ice. It was caught in Cambridge at Shades Mill Conservation Area.
Greg Attard of Bowmanville had a good day during a trip north for lake trout last spring. He landed a big one weighing in at 21 pounds.
Steve Tardella was fishing with friends when he landed this 11-pound walleye on a four-pound test perch rod.
Warren Voth of Sarnia says his bull tag was filled when these two bulls came in for some nice pictures.

Russell
Hendrix of Nestleton was on the Bay of Quinte when he caught this 12.5-pound walleye just before ending the day.
Six-year-old Rocco High, a fishing fanatic from Union, caught his first walleye on Lake Memesagamesing. He and his Pappa were ecstatic.
Ann Parnell of Timmins was lucky enough to get this nice photo of a grouse at Hershey Lake.
Curtis Fruin, 26, pulled this muskie from the Saugeen River Dec. 6.

Ashley Keech kissing her fish for good luck for more fish. Hailey Keech holding the first walleye of the year.
Harland Doige enjoyed a good day of Splake fishing.
Greg Attard went north looking for late ice lake trout. He caught three this day and all of them were big fish. The first was 21 pounds 39 inches. The second was 17 pounds 35 inches. The third was just under 10 pounds about 30 inches.
Cory Lankshear of Chelmsford shows a black he harvested in the fall. When he first saw the bear it was 400 yards away feeding on blue berries. He was able to get within 265 yards where he took the shot.

Brian Bezaire was with his kids when he trekked onto Constance Bay on the Ottawa River for their second ice fishing trip of the season. He was able to get this great shot of his daughter Calla, 7, with her first pike.
John Lee took this deer near Priceville with an Excalibur crossbow.
Instead of a party for his 8th birthday, Ty Bigourdan wanted to go fishing. He caught a caught a lot of fish in his secret lake near McKellar. Best birthday ever.
Stephen Church says he and his fishing party found a creek with ‘awesome native trout’, located north of Cochrane. This one was four pounds.

Pheng Moua says he and his brother made it out to the river on what seemed to be one of the coldest and windiest days yet this year. “My brothers fingers went numb as I had to search through my layers of clothing to get at the camera while he held his fish.”
Jason Bobbitt says he used tips from Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine to land this northern pike from shore in the backcountry on Noganosh Lake.
Glenn Fabello caught this one on a break. “The guys and I went moose hunting in Armstrong Station, ON last year. Mid-day we would fish for walleye, travelling 70 km into the woods for this perfect spot.”
Don MacIver says he brought his girlfriend (Trish Torrance) out on her first winter fishing adventure near Blind River. “She not only toughed it out, she loved every minute and out-fished me.”


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