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Collection Underway 2021

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Just a quick update to let our members know that we are now underway with the collection for our 2021-2022 Broodstock program.

Holding pens are clean and ready. Collection tubes and boxes are on the river and in use as of yesterday

Cheers,

We are here working for you !

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A sign that says nestucca anglers collection site.
A sign on the side of a road near trees.
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Liberation 2021

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On August 17th Nestucca Angler Volunteers with ODFW staff released 100,000 Fall Chinook smolt into the Nestucca river.

The fish were healthy and of size, ready to make their migration down river into the tidewater. They will stage themselves in the bay before heading out to the ocean.

Special thanks to all the feeders that volunteered their time. Also, hats off to the ODFW District office and Cedar Creek Hatchery staff.

Visit our gallery page HERE for all photos.

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10 Days Until Liberation

A group of fish swimming in the water.

Nestucca volunteers feeding our growing babies.

Alive, healthy and full of energy. We are now only 10 days out until these fish from our program are released into the Nestucca Estuary.

Cheers, we are here working for you!

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  • A group of people standing around on the side walk
  • A large pool of water with trees in the background.
  • Two people fishing in a pond with buckets.
  • Two girls are standing by a fence and holding a bucket.
  • A man in grey jacket holding a fishing rod.
  • An old man wearing a red hat and blue jacket.
  • A close up of the water surface with many small waves.

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Habitat For Elk

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Nestucca Angler volunteers team up with Cedar Creek Hatchery and the US Forest Service.

Nestucca Anglers spent several hours mowing the fields behind Rhoades Pond to create better habitat for the elk.

Check back often for future updates……

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A field with trees and bushes in the background.
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Hatchery To Pond

Two boys looking at a fish tank in an aquarium.

Brayden and Soren came from the valley with their Grandpa to help transfer fish to Rhoades pond with other Nestucca Angler Volunteers.

CLIPPING PARTY:

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June 19, 2021 (Details in a future post)

Hatchery To Pond
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