Lethbridge Fish and Game

According to the newly launched website  “STOP U.N. FIREARM MARKINGS” “The U.N. Firearm Marking is a requirement (to begin June 1, 2017) to engrave the characters ‘CA-17’ on every firearm imported into Canada. This aimless standard has major implications! The UN Firearm Marking: Does absolutely nothing to assist in public safety (why engrave all guns with the characters ‘CA-17’ when each firearm already has a unique serial number?) Would costs Canadian firearm distributors millions of dollars in new equipment thereby increasing the consumer…

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https://www.spencerfernando.com/2017/04/03/trudeau-planning-gun-grab/

Please have a look around lfga.club! There are a lot of new features with more to come.  The content isn’t updated as it comes from many hard working volunteers and will be updated as it comes in (some hasn’t been updated in a while so it’s good for us to go over everything)  There are more than a few calendars on this site to help you keep track of many of our events and resources.  TIP – If you are viewing…

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It’s here…….. the new LFGA website is up and running in public beta at lfga.club (https://lfga.club) *If you want to go right to the Volunteer Sign Up Sheet shown above you can just click on the main menu item: “Volunteer Page”   One NEW feature is the ability to sign up for volunteer opportunities online. That’s right no more complicated and lengthy exchange of emails. Event organizers create an event listing right on the lfga.club website that shows what volunteer…

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Province opens 12 lakes across Alberta for walleye, pike and yellow perch fishing Alberta Fishing Regulations

LFGA – City Council Presentation Time set for Monday, April 3rd, 3:15 pm LFGA Members – is the long-term future of our shooting sports facility (aka our range) important to you? Please plan on attending a brief presentation at City Hall with Mayor and Councillors on the afternoon of Monday, April 3. at 3:15 PM on Monday. PLEASE attend if you can to support our presentation – the communities facilities future may well depend upon it!

It’s that time of year when backcountry users need to start being mindful of bears. They’re starting to wake up from hibernation. One of the largest grizzlies in the Bow Valley was spotted this week near Castle Junction. The bear — known as #122 — is one of the largest, most dominant grizzly bears in the Bow Valley. “Anytime from early to mid-March is when we expect to see the first, big, male grizzly bear come out, so this year we’re right on…

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