Fishing News April 2008

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WEDNESDAY, 30 APRIL 2008
	Would You Like to Help Stock Salmon Fry?
	WATERBURY, VT - Here's a chance to help contribute to fisheries conservation efforts in Vermont. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department are asking for volunteer help with the stocking of landlocked Atlantic salmon fry into the Huntington River on Saturday, May 24. The inch-long salmon fry will be scatter-stocked into shallow areas where they will grow for Read Full Story
	Seaspray Kayaking to Host Kayak Fishing Event
	BRUNSWICK - Seaspray Kayaking will host the third annual Maine Kayak Fishing Tournament and will add more to it! The yearly tournament will be held on July 18 with Free Kayak Fishing Friday and will run until the 20th. The kayaking group promises another day of free seminars on kayaking, fishing, fly-tying, and other activities. To accommodate most kayaking enthusiasts, the event devotes a sp Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 29 APRIL 2008
	Trout Conservation Meeting to be Held on May 14
	A public meeting about the Westslope Cutthroat Trout Conservation Project will be held on Wednesday, May 14, 5-9pm at the Montana, Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) Office on North Meridian, Kalispell. FWP biologists will explain the project and will also summarize the successful 2007 treatments of Black and Blackfoot lakes in the Jewel Basin area. The Westslope Cutthroat Trout Conservation P Read Full Story
MONDAY, 21 APRIL 2008
	How to Run the Office from Your Boat
	SANTA BARBARA, California - The editor-in-chief and webmaster for Bass West USA magazine may spend up to five days a week fishing from his 225 horsepower Legend bass boat - but he doesn’t neglect business. Wherever his tackle box takes him, Tom Leogrande relies on Citrix® GoToMyPC® from Citrix Online, a division of Citrix Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:CTXS), to remotely access his office desktop. He can i Read Full Story
	Hydro Power Groups Observe Dam Safety Week
	Gov. Doyle joins Midwest Hydro Users Group and Wisconsin DNR in promoting public safety at dams. The high flows that have occurred on Midwest/Wisconsin rivers due to melting snow during March and April were a stark reminder of how powerful the forces of nature can be and how important it is to stay safe when boating, canoeing, kayaking or seeking other recreation opportunities on rivers. Read Full Story
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