While nonnative bass, pike, muskies, and walleye get all the attention, more wild native trout have been lost to the introduction of nonnative salmonids...
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Zero-harvest in regard to wild native brook trout is a voluntary precautionary approach, not a mandate or moral high ground…
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While fishing in the White Mountains Region of New Hampshire, NFC board member…
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A year or so after NFC was founded, our Maine chapter undertook what is likely the largest…
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The North Carolina chapter of NFC recently tabled at the Maggie Valley Fly Fishing Festival…
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The Ohio chapter of Native Fish Coalition Ohio Chapter partnered with Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed and Columbus & Franklin County Metro Parks…
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NFC’s June 2025 Newsletter features updates in regard to the new Virginia native fish snorkel trail…
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Stream friendly 6’6”, 3-weight, medium/fast action, two-piece, hollow-built, with tip-over-butt 100% bamboo ferrules…
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The Georgia chapter of NFC recently tabled at a redeye bass conservation event at The Fish Hawk in Atlanta…
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Despite the all-day rain, the event was a success raising some money,, meeting some potential partners, and helping to get the native fish message out…
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Fortunately, both papers ran the OpEd, greatly expanding Bob’s reach and getting the message to where it needs to be, including the New Hampshire State House…
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In two cases we are aware of in New Hampshire, ponds that were stocked with brook trout for decades reverted to self-sustaining fisheries once stocking was suspended…
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NFC is looking to confirm whether sea-run river herring or other species of fish from the Charles River are using, or trying to use, Laundry Brook, Cheesecake Brook, or other tributaries…
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As winter releases its six-month grip on New Hampshire’s White Mountains region, I am once again reminded of the poor condition of most frontcountry rivers and large streams…
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Members of MA NFC recently helped Squan-a-Tissit TU reinstall a repaired PIT tag antenna on Sucker Brook that had been damaged by beavers…
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Seven years, 364 ponds, and 510 State Heritage Fish signs later, while the sign had a couple of bullet holes in it and the tree it was posted on had lost its bark, the sign was in amazingly good shape…
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Temperature loggers placed at the multiple daylighting locations and other critical points will help us understand highs, lows, spikes, averages, and trends…
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Three species of fish were encountered: Domestic feeder goldfish, nonnative fathead minnows, and native white suckers…
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NFC Executive Director Bob Mallard recetly wrote about the cost of trout stocking in Maine, a state rich in wild native trout resources…
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To lose someone in their prime to a fishing accident is beyond comprehension…
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