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The Georges
River Chapter of
Trout Unlimited (GRTU) will host Jason Seiders to speak at it's monthly
meeting on Monday, March 9th, in the upstairs mezzanine at Flatbread
Company, 399 Commercial St, Route 1, in Rockport. The meeting will
start at 6 p.m. with an informal gathering for conversation and dinner
from the menu for those who wish. The members meeting begins at 7:00.
Jason Seiders is the Regional Fisheries Biologist in Wildlife
Management Area - Region B, for the Maine Department of Inland
Fisheries and Wildlife. Jason and his team of fisheries biologists in
Sidney work in cooperation with GRTU on a number of local projects,
including the Coastal Streams Native Brook Trout Surveys for sea run
"salters," and the restoration of fish passage at Quantabacook Lake dam
in Searsmont. The Department strives to mitigate some of the effects of
climate change in Maine. In his presentation Seiders will discuss what
the Department has found in our local fisheries, stocking numbers,
successful programs for trout, and also invasive fish species issues. A
question and answer session will follow the presentation. Midcoast
anglers will have this opportunity to raise questions and comments
directly with the Department biologist.
Trout Unlimited membership is open to all, and the Georges River
Chapter welcomes new members from midcoast Maine. Meetings are free and
open to the public. A raffle will be held directly following the
speaker in support of GRTU's local conservation projects. TU is a
national nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and
conservation of North American cold water fish species. Find the
chapter on Facebook, visit georgesrivertu.org
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