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Any boats that have travelled outside of Nova Scotia in the last 30 days are required to perform decontamination procedures before entering Nova Scotia waters.
Dangerous invasive species, in particular zebra mussels and Eurasian water milfoil, both of which have been found in St. John River system could have catastrophic impacts to Nova Scotian lakes. In an effort to reduce the accidental risk of spread from a known population in the St. John River, Inland Fisheries is requiring ALL participants to decontaminate their boats prior to launching in provincial waters.
For more information on decontamination procedures, you can visit Clean, Drain, Dry and Decontaminate
If your decontamination was conducted at a tournament in NB by DFO. You were given a Watercraft Inspection Card (Pictured below). Please enter the details below.
Unfortunately, if you have travelled outside of the province and have not decontaminated your boat, or haven't decontaminated following the steps laid out on the Clean, Drain, Dry and Decontaminate Website you will not be able to participate in tournaments or launch your boat in the province until you decontaminate your boat properly.
Since this is your first tournament with us we want to make sure you have a great time! We want you to experience all the benefits of being a CASA member without paying for the membership. You will be entered in the Member Prize draw which will give you a chance to win some of the more than $500 worth of prizes we have at each tournament
If you haven't yet purchased your 2026 membership and would like to do so select "No" and follow the steps to add it to your registration.
