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Review…📍Mystic Aquarium, Connecticut | CoralFish12g

Review…📍Mystic Aquarium, Connecticut | CoralFish12g

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Catching Fish With Hornets And Larva In Connecticut

Catching Fish With Hornets And Larva In Connecticut

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After missing for 40 years, a Sea Monster resurfaces in Connecticut

After missing for 40 years, a Sea Monster resurfaces in Connecticut

Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

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Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

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Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

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Connecticut Fish and Wildlife on Reels

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19 Species Of Sparrows In Connecticut (ID And Sound Guide)

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Lake trout from the Berkshire National Fish Hatchery coming at ya!! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Trout, trout, and more trout. These are just some of the quality fish headed out this week. Thank you to our dedicated fish culture staff who raise these beauties for all to enjoy. | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Fishing is a fantastic way to enjoy Connecticut’s abundant wildlife and natural resources. That’s why we work so hard to protect and maintain them for generations to come! Learn more about our state’s conservation efforts below. #MakingItLast | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Love to watch osprey fishing! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Connecticut residents have through Sunday, August 31 to report their wild turkey sighting(s). 🦃 The annual Wild Turkey Brood Survey helps Wildlife Division staff estimate the average number of turkey poults (young-of-the-year) per hen statewide to assess annual fluctuations in Connecticut’s turkey population. More details on how to report wild turkey sightings is at https://portal.ct.gov/deep/wildlife/community-science-volunteer-opportunities-ct-wildlife-division#TBS | Connecticut Fish and Wild

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Check out these swarming honey bees! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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'A monster': Fishermen catch massive 700-pound shark off Connecticut coast

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Fishing is pretty good at the Riverton derby | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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New to the state? New to fishing? Want to find a new place to fish? Want to catch a Black Crappie? Well then, check out CT DEEP Fisheries Division’s “Where to fish for…” application. The video is a quick tutorial on some of the key features. Explore the map here - https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/e02d8026889042c7aa2d71be67a72b9c We developed this simple interactive map to help you find lakes/ponds that have your favorite fish. This map focuses specifically on public lakes, ponds and the

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Youth Fishing Passport Holders- here is the next in our series to help you catch all 33 species that are part of our year-long fishing challenge. The Rock Bass is easy to identify by the large mouth and big reddish-orange eyes. Learn more about the Rock Bass at https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/freshwater/freshwater-fishes-of-connecticut/rock-bass and to become part of the Youth Fishing Passport Fishing Challenge get details here https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/care/youth-fishing-passport |

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A NEW SPECIES of "Rock Snot". Connecticut scientists Dr. Diba Khan-Bureau of Three Rivers Community College and Inland Fisheries Division Biologist Mike Beauchene have determined the species of algae that was first reported in the West Branch of the Farmington River (2011), Barkhamsted, is a NEW SPECIES to the world. Their findings were just published in the European Journal of Phycology. Currently, Didymosphenia hullii (name of the new species), is blooming (undergoing rapid growth) and if cond

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Here kitty kitty catfish. Up next in our series of quick tips to help our Youth Fishing Passport Fishing Challengers is the Channel Catfish. Learn more about the year-long fishing challenge at https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/care/fishing-challenge and learn more about DEEP Channel Catfish program at https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/fisheries-management/channel-catfish-management Please note that due to a massive failure with the vendors delivery trailer, DEEP was not able to receive our ann

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Need an excuse to get out of the house this week? Break out your flies or lures with a single free swinging hook and head out to the Naugatuck River or Shetucket River Atlantic Salmon Management areas- stocked with 2 year old plus fish yesterday and today. Enjoy!! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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DEEP Forester Jeremy Clark provides an update on the invasive spongy moth from Housatonic State Forest in Cornwall. More on the spongy moth is at https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Forestry/Forest-Protection/The-Spongy-Moth-in-Connecticut-An-Overview | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Winter is here! at least it is at Burr Pond State Park- dress warm, a bit breezy, sunny, and perfect for our annual Winterfest. Stop by and say hi. Details here https://portal.ct.gov/NCLI/Events/Winter-Festival | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Kokanee salmon are displaying their fall breeding colors and CT is the only state east of the Mississippi River where you can catch this fish. If you haven't checked this species off your Youth Fishing Passport, now is a good time to try and catch one. Learn more about the fishing challenge here and get started today - it is never too late. https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/care/fishing-challeng | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Today is the annual Walleye stocking day. We stock about 35k fingerlings total into all of our Walleye lakes. Here on Squantz Pond we added 4,100 little Walleye. See you in 3-4 years when you grow to be 22-26". | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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CT Fish and Wildlife crew catches 400-pound stingray in Long Island Sound

Time is running out for 2024 Youth Fishing Passport entries but fortunately striped bass are moving into the mouths of tributaries and making themselves easier targets for shoreline angling, If you haven't checked this species off your Youth Fishing Passport, now is a good time to try and catch one. Learn more about the fishing challenge here and get started today - it is never too late. https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/care/fishing-challenge | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife

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Fallfish-ing is really good right now and will be all summer long. A native minnow species, the Fallfish, sometimes called “Dace”, lives in most of CT’s stony-bottom rivers and streams. The fallfish builds a pyramid-shaped nest of gravel, up to 18-20 inches in height. So, keep an eye out if walking in a stream during summer low flow months for these eighth wonders of the world. Learn more about the fallfish in the video below or by our article in a past edition of Connecticut Wildlife Magazine -

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Youth Fishing Passport - Fishing Challengers (and their support staff), here is your next species our series to help you catch all 33. White Perch are both landlocked populations and are found in the estuaries of our larger rivers. White perch are not a true perch, but instead a member of the same family as Striped Bass. To learn more about White Perch visit our web page https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/freshwater/freshwater-fishes-of-connecticut/white-perch to get involved with the year-long

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‘Clinging jellyfish’ pops up on Connecticut shoreline with a potent, painful sting

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