There are lots of events to recap and many more coming up that are covered in this issue of the newsletter. If you haven’t been able to make all the meetings these future events are opportunities for you to help out in other capacities. We’re sure you’ll enjoy attending. Please have your calendar handy to…
Continue reading →Please join the Nor’East chapter this Saturday morning for a clean up event at the Mill River. We’ll meet at the put-in on Route 1 on the Rowley – Newbury Line. This event will be held in conjunction with the Parker River Clean Water Association. Bring waders or boots, gloves and any clean up tools…
Continue reading →The Canoe dock is in for the season! You’re Invited to the Canoe Dock OpeningSaturday May 22, 2011Join the Ipswich Stream Team for an opiional morning paddle from Winthrop Street to Riverbend or start with ice cream at 2:00 2:00 Downriver Ice Cream2:30 Paddle, Explore, Enjoy the river4:00 Bring your own picnic supper 143 County…
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Continue reading →The chapter’s second annual Parker River outing took place Saturday April 30, 2011 and was well attended by members. Boats were put in at the Thurlow Street Bridge and the paddle went down river to Crane Pond and some paddled to the hemlocks section. Lots of fishing and catching was done. Species included pickerel, crappie,…
Continue reading →Photo Kevin Correa Think catching a fish on a fly you tied is satisfying? Wait until you catch a fish on a rod you built. Tom Costa and Kevin Correa present “An Introduction to Rod Building.” The presentation will include choosing the equipment and materials you’ll need to build your rod, and an overview of…
Continue reading →The Dirty Dozen Front Row L to R: Bruce Bromby, Art Howe, Thomas Wooldridge, Harris Krinsky Jim MacDougallBack Row L to R: Bob Young, Matt Keating, Kevin Correa, Neil Wermouth, Chett Walsh, Gary Uhring Behind the Lens: John LeJeune Our Nor’East TU chapter had a wonderfully successful day at the Ipswich River Watershed Association. They…
Continue reading →The chapter newsletter was just released today. Roof-racks, railroad ties, PFD’s,cookouts, ticks, and movies are all part of the current issue. Doesn’t that make you curious? There’s also a schedule of upcoming events and a recap of what’s been going on recently. Crack open the the newsletter to keep up with our busy spring season….
Continue reading →From Mass Fisheries and Wildlife COMING IN 2012:• Lead fishing sinkers and jigs less than 1 ounce will be prohibited in all inland waters of the Commonwealth effective January 1, 2012. This is all the information we can find at this time. This raises the question about flies weighted with lead. If anyone has more…
Continue reading →This Saturday, April 16th, we will be gathering for a work day at the Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA). IRWA has been instrumental in helping the chapter grow over the past year. In addition to support and guidance, they have provided the chapter with a wonderful meeting place. To show our gratitude for their generosity,…
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