Now that the fish are biting, it’s a good time and excuse to get into the backcountry to help post informational signs on Maine’s State Heritage Fish waters…
Read MoreNicholas Miller, a teacher at Nokomis Regional High School in Newport, Maine, and his fly fishing class recently posted two signs…
Read MoreA recent Google Bing search in regard to “Maine 2023 fishing regulations” showed Maine NFC’s challenge to a recent flurry of negative changes. You can’t outrun the internet…
Read MoreEarly this summer the Maine chapter of NFC was contacted by New England Backcountry Hunters & Anglers in regard to posting some State Heritage Fish signs…
Read MoreThe bill, House Resolution 74, looks to enact a study to better understand wildlife corridors and habitat connectivity…
Read MoreNFC is looking to extend our contiguous footprint in the Northeast, now represented by Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania, by adding a New York…
Read MoreNFC is looking to extend our contiguous footprint in the Mid-Atlantic, now represented by Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, by adding a Virginia chapter…
Read MoreA New Hampshire legislator recently advanced a piece of legislation for an individual that would redefine the meaning of brook trout. While well-meaning, and timely as it opens the door for further discussion, it is not the way to do it for several reasons, and it is likely DOA…
Read MoreThe intention is to provide guides, including NFC Board and Advisory Council members and supporters, with a way to help out while raising money for wild native fish conservation initiatives…
Read MoreNFC members and volunteers have been busy breaching manmade rock dams to help fish pass during what is an unprecedented drought in the region…
Read MoreThe Maine NFC led State Heritage Fish (SHF) sign initiative has reached another milestone. This time it’s the 400th SHF sign posted…
Read MoreJerry Derosier is what NFC calls an all-star wild native fish volunteer…
Read MoreIn the roughly 25 months since the project started, we have posted one or more State Heritage Fish signs on 250 lakes and ponds in Maine…
Read MoreGet outside, get off the grid, stay away from the crowds, learn some new remote and undeveloped wild native trout water, and help protect this irreplaceable wild native trout resource…
Read MoreTen conservation groups and a number of scientists, advocates, and authors, have petitioned Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW) Commissioner Judy Camuso to review Atlantic salmon to determine if they warrant listing as "Endangered" under Maine's Endangered Species Act…
Read MoreSuperstar NFC volunteer Kerry Hegarty just posted the first State Heritage Fish sign of spring 2020. Driving 74 miles round trip and spending 4 hours afield…
Read MoreThe following comes from an email we received from NFC all-star volunteer Jerry Derosier. At 26 waters and counting, Jerry has posted more State Heritage Fish waters than almost anyone else associated with the project. I suspect by spring he will be our top poster…
Read MoreWith our Maine chapter firing on all cylinders, it's time to strengthen our New Hampshire and Vermont Boards and Advisory Councils to help move our initiatives in those states forward…
Read MoreThis led to an email which in turn led to Avid replacing the unit with a new reader with additional functionality gratis…
Read MoreThanks to the efforts of artist Karen Talbot and writer and fisheries advocate Ret Talbot, wild native salmonid waters in the Deboullie Public Reserved Lands in northern Maine got their first custom State Heritage Fish and Arctic Charr signs…
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