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Jim's Smelt Camp - Bowdoinham, ME
Smelt Camp – A Coastal Maine Tradition. They appear each winter, up and down the coast of Maine. Smelt camps, commercial enterprises, places where winter-weary Mainers go to catch some tasty smelt and share in a communal experience the likes of which exists nowhere else.
A smelt camp consists of any number of small shacks, or ice-fishing houses. These often feature benches, pre-cut holes, pre-rigged fishing lines, electric lights and even a small woodstove for heat. Thus, even on those sub-zero nights (which is when most folks go to smelt camp), sports can sit inside a smelt shack in sweaters or even shirtsleeves.
These camps are designed to accommodate various numbers of anglers and the cost of renting one varies according to whether the camp is a 4-person, 6-person, and so on, unit. In most instances, shacks are rented out for the duration of a tide, either incoming or outgoing. This works well, since smelt move in and out of tidal rivers with the tide.
Jim's Smelt Camp - Bowdoinham, ME
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Speaker: Chuck Martinsen - Deputy Director & Shellfish Constable from Marine & Environmental Services of Falmouth
Background: The mission of the Marine and Environmental Services Department is to:
Falmouth's shellfish propagation efforts would not be possible without the continued support on many volunteers! If you are interested in volunteering with town shellfish project please contact Christina Lovely at christina.lovely@falmouthma.gov.
For more information about shellfishing in Falmouth contact Marine & Environmental Services, Shellfish Division at 508-495-2550 x13.
Topic: Discussion on the Shellfish & Biological Services Division - The Shellfish Division is responsible for the propagation and management of shellfisheries and herring runs in the Town of Falmouth.
Bucatino Restaurant and Wine Bar
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Bucatino Restaurant and Wine Bar
Bucatino Restaurant and Wine Bar
April 7, 2020 FFA Meeting Speaker is Kimberly Trull. Kimberly Trull of Marine Fisheries will speak about the Sportfish Angler Data Collection Team (SADCT). The SADCT collect biological samples of fish in state waters. SADCT data is used by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to protect certain species.
This program lets interested and dedicated anglers study the marine species they enjoy. All participants receive an annual study report with an individualized summary on the fish they sampled.
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The Raymond L Gribbons Scholarship is intended to assist a Massachusetts High School Graduate pursuing a course of study leading to a baccalaureate degree in wildlife, habitat, fisheries or forestry management, environmental law enforcement or wildlife or marine biology at an accredited college or university. Application MUST be received by: March 15, 2020. See link for more info: http://macouncil.tripod.com/id31.htm
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