Maine NFC just received approval for a custom State Heritage Fish sign for waters so designated located on Passamaquoddy tribal lands…
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Effective November 24, 2018, the Maine Department of Marine Resources will be imposing a 25” maximum length limit on brown trout to help protect adult Atlantic salmon from accidental harvest due to species identification…
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The Maine chapter of NFC has developed a portable water pumping system for use at Floods Pond in conjunction with the University of Maine’s ongoing rare Arctic charr study…
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The Maine chapter of NFC has developed a portable water pumping system for use at Floods Pond in conjunction with the University of Maine’s ongoing rare Arctic charr study…
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Volunteers from the Maine chapter of Native Fish Coalition went to Downeast Maine this weekend to get some more Atlantic salmon informational signs up before the weather shuts us down for the winter…
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Maine NFC went to Downeast Maine to post our first informational sea-run brook trout signs. Co-sponsored by Downeast Salmon Federation and Sea-Run Brook Trout Coalition…
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While we suspect there are some State Heritage Fish signs up that have not been informed of, NFC volunteer Greg Fortier, five ponds and counting, just reported the 100th pond to get a sign(s)…
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The Maine Chapter of Native Fish Coalition worked with Penobscot Nation to create a custom sign for State Heritage Fish waters on tribal lands…
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Please take a moment to view this short video explaining NFCs State Heritage Fish Sign project. The project is ongoing and we are looking for volunteers to help in the field…
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At just 16 waters statewide, 13 streams and 3 ponds, New Hampshire has just 3% as many formally designated wild trout waters as Maine, and roughly 5% as many as New Jersey...
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We are disappointed to announce that New Hampshire Fish and Game (NH F&G) has denied the New Hampshire chapter of Native Fish Coalition…
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A big part of what Native Fish Coalition is trying to do is educate and inform the masses (not just anglers) as to what native fish are, where they are found, why they are important and why they should be protected...
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Our friends at Yeti just stepped up again and donated several new pieces of equipment to the ongoing University of Maine "Floods Pond Arctic Charr Study."…
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While working with the University of Maine on the critically important ongoing Floods Pond Arctic Charr Study…
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Native Fish Coalition's eStore in now live. Help support Native Fish Coalition and native fish by purchasing our logo products...
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Maine chapter Native Fish Coalition Chair Emily Bastian and Downeast Salmon Federation Executive Director Dwayne Shaw put up the first of what will be 80 Atlantic salmon…
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The Maine chapter of Native Fish Coalition has partnered with Downeast Salmon Federation, Atlantic Salmon Federation and...
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The Maine chapter of Native Fish Coalition worked with Rippled Waters, University of Maine, Bangor Water District and Maine Department of...
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While working with Maine DMR, the Maine chapter of NFC discovered an inconsistency between how Maine DIFW...
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Native Fish Coalition is proud of its branding, website and social media. We believe this is critical in regard to getting the "Native Fish" message out there...
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