Michael Dell
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Thanks to everyone who came out to clean up around the lake. We had 16 volunteers picking up garbage from the public areas at Muir Lake.
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Shona has confirmed that the session will be at 1:00 pm (weather permitting)
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Here is a segment from Quirks and Quarks https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-51-quirks-and-quarks/clip/15901524-rubber-dust-car-tires-poison-freshwater-fish and an article from The Guardian about a US study: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/03/coho-salmon-pollution-car-tires-die-off -
On Sunday May 1 we will gather at Muir Lake to go around and collect garbage. Meet at 10 am. We will provide garbage bags. Bring gloves, rubber boots and reach extenders if you need them. After the clean-up we will have a barbecue for participants. Then we can go fishing for opening day. Sign up at Eventbrite. This event is free but please get a ticket so we know how many are coming.
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Everyone is welcome to attend our Zoom meetings at 7:30 pm on Wednesdays. Info on how to logon is at http://www.nlft.org/Zoom May 4: Ghost Watershed Alliance Society May 11: Tie and Talk May 18: Grayling Projects May 25: Tie and Talk
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untilWe will meet outside Queen Mary Park Community Hall to have a barbecue before we go fishing for the summer. Bring your appetite. We will provide hamburgers, hot dogs, pop and coffee. QMP is located at 10844 117 Street NW. This is for members and regular attendees.
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untilTell us what you are tying or show us. Everyone is welcome to attend. Info on joining our Zoom can be found at http://www.nlft.org/Zoom
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untilKen Monk, Jim O'Neil, and Dr. Josh Miller will talk to us about the results from the grayling project last year, and what we have planned for this year. https://www.nlft.org/grayling/ Everyone is welcome to attend. Information on how to join our Zoom can be found at http://www.nlft.org/Zoom
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untilNo formal program. Show and tell for anglers.
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untilMarina Krainer, Executive Director of the Ghost Watershed Alliance Society, will talk to us about what they are doing.
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On the north side of the river there are random camping sites.
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March 16: "Disaster Recovery on the Stream" Share your stories. March 23: Tie and Talk March 30: April 6: Trout Unlimited Canada Brand Development with Silvia D'Amelio, CEO of TUC April 13: Tie and Talk April 20: Kevin Van Tighem on Bears April 27: Tie and Talk Everyone is welcome to attend. Zoom info at http://www.nlft.org/Zoom
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This will be a roundtable discussion about "Disaster Recovery on the Stream" When things went bad, what did you do? Share your stories about times your fishing trip went cattywampus, and what you did to recover. As always everyone is welcome to attend and contribute. Zoom instructions: http://www.nlft.org/Zoom
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untilJust a bunch of guys talking about fly tying and fishing. Everyone is welcome to attend. Logon info for our Zoom meetings can be found at http://www.nlft.org/Zoom
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untilKevin Van Tighem is a former Superintended of Banff National Park and the author of 14 books, including Bears Without Fear https://rmbooks.com/book/bears-without-fear/ He will talk to us about sharing the wilderness with bears and conflict avoidance.