keeping the legacy of wild Atlantic salmon alive in Western New England
Here’s the attached note from Steve Gephard: Happy Fourth of July to all. Have fun outside and say hi to your favorite fish in your favorite manner! (Fishing rod, dinner plate, mask and snorkel…) This will be our last report for the spring season. We’ll be back next April and report on all that takes…
On the upcoming episode, which comes out in podcast form this Thursday, NEXT speaks with one of the best Atlantic salmon fishers alive, who reflects on the “Presidential” history of the fish. They’ll also take you to an exhibit in Lyme, Connecticut that explores the unique nature and history of the New England farm, and…
Please read and submit written comments on the following information RIVER HERRING CONSERVATION ALERT Send your correspondence labeled as: “DEIS for Amendment 8 to the Atlantic Herring FMP” Tom Nies, Executive Director New England Fishery Management Council 50 Water Street, Mill 2 Newburyport, MA 01950 fax: 978 465-3116 email: commnets @nefmc.org Thanks to member Stuart Winquist…
http://asf.ca/what-to-watch-for-at-world-salmon-meeting.html
Salmon stocking season is finished and now it’s time to collect data so we can report on our accomplishments! If you’re a Salmon-in-Schools teacher who fostered and released salmon this year, please take a moment to fill out this data sheet by Friday, June 8. Thanks so much to all of you who have already…
The North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization’s 2018 annual meeting will be held in Portland, Maine this year and CRSA’s own Tom Chrosniak is invited to attend. We hope to find out more about the 2019 International Year of the Salmon when he returns! Here’s a link to NASCO’s website.
Here’s a video from the National Park Service Thanks Deb Costolnick, for sharing!
2018 Great Park Pursuit & Free Fishing Day this Saturday
Invitation to CRSA Members Outing 2018
This Saturday, April 14th opened the fishing season. For more information, check out the DEEP site ct.gov/deep/fishing Remember to get a fishing license and buy your trout stamp if you’re planning to catch fish. Enjoy!