2022 Volunteer Angling
2022 Volunteer Angling : Here is a summary of the field work we have lined up for this summer.  1) Rat Creek Angling Validate presence of Arctic Grayling in sections of Rat Creek not previously surveyed. Volunteers will angle for grayling Continue reading 2022 Volunteer Angling→
What Trout Eat – Digital Edition
What Trout Eat – Digital Edition : After the successful installation of the new ‘What Trout Eat’ displays at Muir Lake, some members of Northern Lights Fly Fishers have used that material in developing a new stillwater fishing resource that’s now freely available Continue reading What Trout Eat – Digital Edition→
Cane Rod Raffle
Cane Rod Raffle : Purchase Tickets Congratulations to the cane rod raffle winner: H. Telford of Carseland, AB. Photos and story to come! Support our club conservation efforts by purchasing tickets for a custom-built cane rod, supplied by Don Andersen Continue reading Cane Rod Raffle→
Alberta Native Trout
Alberta Native Trout : Did you know that Trout Unlimited Canada is part of the Alberta Native Trout Collaborative? Alberta’s native trout are key indicators of water health, but they’re some of the most threatened species in the province! So, Continue reading Alberta Native Trout→
Citizen Science reveals unexpected finding!
Citizen Science reveals unexpected finding! : Volunteers from Trout Unlimited Canada – Northern Lights Fly Fishers Chapter conducted a “citizen science” project to study walleye in Jackfish Lake, Alberta. The study took place during the open-water season of 2021. We assumed that Continue reading Citizen Science reveals unexpected finding!→
eDNA in Upper Pembina
eDNA in Upper Pembina : One of the key activities in the Arctic Grayling conservation program this year is the collection of eDNA from over 30 sites in the Upper Pembina. eDNA is environmental DNA. We can filter a water sample Continue reading eDNA in Upper Pembina→
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