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Welcome to the Newly Revised 2017 Nor'East Chapter website. Our home page is the chapter blog which brings you the latest news and happenings of the chapter. More information about this chapter and Trout Unlimited can be found by using the menu bar. Have a look around and visit us often.

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I'll.have some.tying materials, fly lines, waders and boots along with some surf rod blanks, reels. Rod building supplies, and more
Catch A Cure. Fishermens flea market ... See MoreSee Less

Catch A Cure. Fishermens flea market

July 23, 2017, 8:00am

Catch A Cure. Fishermen's flea market. Fundraiser for Dana Farber.

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Fred Jennings shared this earlier today from the NY Times.

If haven't been able to check this place out, the article is a great introduction. Expect great things from TidMarsh! ... See MoreSee Less

The ‘Rewilding’ of a Century-Old Cranberry Bog

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Scientists are turning a cranberry bog back into coastal wetland. The experiment is seen as a path for dormant bogs and another chance for vanishing habitat.

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Miles River, Rowley. The water testing for the second month of a 2 year water monitoring effort by TU NorEast in partnership with the science department at The Governor's Academy has been completed and the results are bleak. Testing points are along the mainstem of the river at Wethersfield Street and at the Jewell Mill. One site on Batchelder Brook, and one site on Taylor Brook. The mainstem and Batchelder Brook results show dissolved oxygen below a level that would support river species of fish. Taylor Brook on the other hand has water quality fit enough for the most demanding species of river fish, the Eastern Brook trout. ... See MoreSee Less

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A few herring at Damariscotta Mills just for comparison sake... ... See MoreSee Less

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