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North Saskatchewan Walleye project update

Posted on June 22, 2023 by Ken

Introducing walleye #35596 Starting last summer, members of the Northern Lights chapter have been angling for walleye in the North Saskatchewan River and recording data as part of a collaborative study with biologists at Alberta Environment Continue reading North Saskatchewan Walleye project update→

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Rainbow Park Pond Rehabilitation

Posted on June 22, 2023 by Ken

The recent high temperatures are adding to concerns about the ability of trout to survive beyond mid-summer in some stocked ponds due to low dissolved oxygen (DO) and adding to interest in ACA’s Pond Rehab work Continue reading Rainbow Park Pond Rehabilitation→

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eDNA in the Upper Pembina

Posted on May 6, 2023 by Ken

eDNA and the Pembina’s Arctic Grayling The distribution and abundance of Arctic Grayling in Alberta has steadily declined over the years. Habitat fragmentation, overharvesting by anglers, adverse land-use and the on-going influences of climate change have Continue reading eDNA in the Upper Pembina→

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Arctic Grayling Research Project

Posted on December 16, 2022 by Ken

Check out this video from Let’s Go Outdoors about a research project for Arctic Grayling. Volunteers from our chapter caught grayling in the Little Smoky River, Freeman River and Hay River watershed in support of this Continue reading Arctic Grayling Research Project→

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Arctic Grayling Volunteer Angling

Posted on August 13, 2022 by Ken

Last week, a team of consisting of volunteers from Trout Unlimited Canada and Northern Lights Fly Fishers joined forces with volunteer biologists and researchers from MacEwan University. The team traveled to Whitesand River, Yates River, and Continue reading Arctic Grayling Volunteer Angling→

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The recent high temperatures are adding to concern The recent high temperatures are adding to concerns about the ability of trout to survive beyond mid-summer in some stocked ponds due to low dissolved oxygen (DO) and adding to interest in ACA's Pond Rehab work in which NLFF is involved this year. The experimental project at Rainbow Park Pond near Westlock using alum to significantly reduce total phosphorus concentration while maintaining favourable water quality for fish and invertebrate survival is well underway. The precise amount of alum needed for the volume of water in the pond has been determined and the second of two treatments of the pond by dispersing alum throughout the pond was completed on June 20th.
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