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Learn to Fish

February 13, 2019

Join us at the Stanley Public Library on Thursday February 28th 6-8pm (storm date March 4th) for an introduction to fishing. Start planning to make the most of your watershed environment for the upcoming 2019 fishing season. All ages are welcome!

Mark Currie, an experienced fisherman, member of the board of directors for Muskies Canada Inc. and Saint John River chapter, and native to the Nashwaak watershed, will lead us through an interactive introduction to everything you need to know about fishing the Nashwaak River including environmental considerations, equipment and techniques.

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Upcoming Events

  1. Owl Prowl Winter Adventure – Round 2!

    March 5 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
  2. Lunch & Learn: The Link Between Natural Infrastructure & Flood Attenuation

    March 10 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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NWAI on Twitter

This morning the Nashwaak Watershed Association started our Spring Break-up data gathering for GNB's River Watch Program. From early March into early April we will monitor conditions on the Nashwaak River at 9+ sites, twice weekly. See the river at Giant's Glen Rd. https://t.co/wOJ8AWHv2N

- 1 day ago

Please register: https://t.co/twiDarnV9l

- 2 days ago

Support from @WWFCanada enabled on-the-ground restoration projects in the Wolastoq watershed, including the Nashwaak. #eaunbwater #wildlife #mynashwaak https://t.co/v3hWb4fOKA

- 2 days ago

Welcome Kelly Cain and congratulations to John Foley on all his years with @NCC_CNC! https://t.co/A1XcRTfgFk

- 7 days ago

Are you a homeowner affected by flooding in New Brunswick? Join us for a Lunch & Learn session this afternoon, and hear about what you can do to mitigate flood risk in your home: https://t.co/0JBKxxy5pM #eaunbwater #flooding https://t.co/b2L1XQOhn6

- 7 days ago

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Amy Floyd

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Amy Floyd
This morning the Nashwaak Watershed Association started our Spring Break-up data gathering for GNB's River Watch Program. From the first week of March into early April we will monitor conditions on the Nashwaak River at 9+ sites, twice weekly. This morning, spring seemed far away with -17'C temps, high winds and downed trees. Just as I visited the upper most site on Giant's Glen Rd. the sun broke through. This is the river running just Northwest of Stanley. A great place to be no matter the weather : ) ... See MoreSee Less

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Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc.
P.O. Box 314, Station “A”
Fredericton, NB
E3B 4Y2

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Fredericton, NB
E3B 3L6
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