FishAmerica Foundation

02/05/2016

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01/07/2016

FOUNDATION FEATURE: Hoffler Creek Wildlife Foundation restored natural resources in the Hoffler Creek watershed as part of a regional effort to restore health to the Chesapeake Bay. A variety of sportfish including striped bass, red drum and speckled trout benefited from this work.

Photo captured by Hoffler Creek Wildlife Foundation

12/22/2015

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12/21/2015

Do you know when to use each of these traditional fishing floats?

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12/16/2015

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11/25/2015

Wishing you a restful thanksgiving surrounded by family and friends!

10/02/2015

FOUNDATION FEATURE: North Olympic Salmon Coalition targeted the restoration of area beaches and marine riparian areas in Port Hadlock, Washington. Sportfish that benefited from this restoration work include summer chum salmon and steelhead, coho salmon and cutthroat trout.

Photos captured by North Olympic Salmon Coalition

09/30/2015

FOUNDATION FEATURE: Trout Unlimited helped to improve fisheries habitat in northern California. Habitat for coho salmon and steelhead trout populations were improved along more than two miles of the South Fork Big River in Mendocino County, California. Habitat restoration along the Mendocino coast will improve inland habitat--increasing salmon populations and improving sportfishing and boating opportunities.

Photos captured by Trout Unlimited

09/28/2015

FOUNDATION FEATURE: Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife (Division of Ecological Restoration) in partnership with the Town of Amherst, American Rivers, Connecticut River Watershed Council, Inc., and Trout Unlimited removed the Bartlett Fish Rod Co. Dam on Amethyst Brook in Pelham, Massachusetts. Removing the dam helped to restore upstream fish passage for migratory and resident fish, improved water quality and improved in-stream habitat.

Photos captured by Division of Ecological Restoration

09/25/2015

What a great way to start the weekend...check out little Ms. Avery as she catches a huge bass on her Barbie pole!

Avery excited about 5 pound bass Jukin Media Verified (Original) * For licensing / permission to use: Contact - licensing(at)jukinmediadotcom