Here’s our recent raffle winner Michael from Florida with his new Epic 476-4 FastGlass fly rod…
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From Alaska to California and Minnesota to Puerto Rico, the U.S. Forest Service administers 193 million acres of national forests and grasslands. These landscapes ensure that all Americans have access to clean water, abundant fish and wildlife populations, and outdoor recreation opportunities…
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NFC worked with Western Visions to create a custom NFC gear lanyard. Built using NFC color scheme beads, and sporting an NFC logo on the zinger, this mid-length 4-station lanyard is unique, handsome, useful, and versatile…
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In a flurry of votes under suspension of the rules today, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation that will help improve fish habitat, restore wetlands, boost chronic wasting disease research, invest in clean water solutions, and prevent bycatch fatalities of important sportfish species…
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NFC members and volunteers have been busy breaching manmade rock dams to help fish pass during what is an unprecedented drought in the region…
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As part of his new monthly column, Native Fish Talk, in the Northwoods Sporting Journal, NFC Executive Director Bob Mallard writes about sea-run brook trout…
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We just drew the winner for an extremely cool Epic 476 FastGlass fly rod from Swift Fly Fishing in New Zealand…
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Interviewed for the article a couple of months before it came out, NFC Executive Director and Maine Board member Bob Mallard raised some concerns in regard to how Maine…
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In the third installment of his new conservation column in MidCurrent, Native Fish Coalition Executive Director Bob Mallard tackles the issue of daily bag limits…
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While googling some river flow data, I noticed that the picture associated with Maine’s Magalloway River…
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The Maine NFC led State Heritage Fish (SHF) sign initiative has reached another milestone. This time it’s the 400th SHF sign posted…
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Jerry Derosier is what NFC calls an all-star wild native fish volunteer…
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Having one’s rivers is important, like having family or a country. With rivers, though, you get to choose. I prefer mine rippling with wild brook trout, which is to say clean and secluded. And because my time and place coincide with an irruption of my species…
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In 2005, Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine (SAM) went to the Maine…
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Thirty-five years ago, I saw a fish over 30-inches, leap from the brown water and attempt to clear a small falls on the Seboeis River, only to slide back into the white foam below…
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In the May/June 2020 edition, NFC Executive Director Bob Mallard provides a brief overview and status update in regard to Maine’s rare Arctic charr, formerly known as blueback trout…
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NFC is excited to announce that our Pennsylvania chapter is now live…
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To be clear, most of what was presented in the article is accurate. And where subjective; it is as valid, or not, as the opposing position…
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Having said they “move in a different direction,” the hope was that the commission was looking to modernize the department, make it more representative of, and responsive to, the various user groups, and otherwise move fish and wildlife management in New Hampshire in a positive direction…
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NFC certainly can’t argue with some of what is said in the article, as it mimics, almost verbatim, what we have said for several years now. Doing so would be disingenuous and hypocritical, and we would surely, and rightfully so, be called on it…
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