Nipigon

People tying pike and musky flies or people tying Atlantic salmon flies.

Mike Seward's from Thunder Bay tying brook trout flies for the Nipigon.

Well, how's that

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Yeah, you know, they were literally gone.

And then I think they believe that the Nipigon River, where there's some great brook trout and some big brook trout that are literally, you know, stationary in the river, migrated out into the lake, went into that coaster phase and kind of worked itself back down into that Grand Marais area.

And you're right, they're spawning in the lake now.

They're spawning in areas that are allowing their population to expand.

And then it wasn't until this story that I saw.

Yeah, they're actually saying they're seeing three different genetic strains kind of coming together here.

the Nipigon strain, some Isle Royale fish, and then also the Minnesota strain that already exists in some of those tributaries.

So that's kind of cool.

Fuel costs rose 61% to $667 million.

There is an article about how the township of Nipigon and CPKC have signed a letter of understanding setting out parameters for a land exchange intended to support a future Parks Canada Tourism and Administration Center.

The municipality would transfer property at 1 Newton Street, the site of a former plywood mill, to CPKC in exchange for railway land near First Street, Railway Street, and Front Street.

The railway property could then be transferred to Parks Canada.