Thanks go to Patrick Saunders of Rowley for keeping an eye on the Mill and Ox Pasture streams. Today was lamprey and herring were observed over the weekend in Ox Pasture. The annual herring count is underway at the Jewell Mill and many herring have been counted. Add your observations today!
Continue reading →Monday evening’s presentation will be road trip that will follow Route 16 in Maine from Oquossoc to Wilson’s Mills, and will include valuable information on access points. In addition, Brenda will touch upon the Rangely Lakes Heritage Trust’s current Kennebago Headwaters Project (please refer to the maps and to the two attachments that are in the…
Continue reading →The regular monthly meeting on April 3 will feature an essential lecture on how to stay safe while fishing. Since you have survived a pandemic, it would be a shame if you drowned fishing. Arthur Howe fishing on a salt marsh. Notice he is wearing a life jacket doing so. Please Join Us On …
Continue reading →This Newsletter has the state of the Chapter with a financial overview, Banquet highlights, Conservation and Correa-LeJeune Service award recipients and more!!
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Continue reading →Monday, February 6, 2023 Gathering of The Nor’East Chapter of Trout Unlimited Speaker at 7:00pm – with Chris Jackson and Kevin Parsons. Chris and Kevin will be presenting via Zoom from Charlemont, MA. “A New Beginning for the Deerfield River – A New Federal Energy Regulatory Commission License and What it Means for the Deerfield” Dinner at…
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Continue reading →with articles on waders, fish restoration click here January 9th Fishing Talk Speaker at 7:00pm – Dr. Carl Soderland “Fishing for Trout on the Smith River in Montana” Dr. Carl Soderland grew up in Woods Hole, Massachusetts on the Southwest corner of Cape Cod. In his younger days he was a bottom fisherman, often…
Continue reading →In 1922 a fishing legend was born, as Georgina Ballantine proceeded to hook, line and land a record-breaking salmon from out of the River Tay. On 7 October 1922, Georgina landed a salmon weighing 64 lbs and measuring 54 inches long. Out on a fishing trip with her father, James Ballantine acting as his daughter’s ghillie,…
Continue reading →November 19 at 9 AM, Route One at Mill River on the Rowley Newbury town line. Pull out on East side of Road. Wear appropriate gear like gloves, good boots, and long pants.
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