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Arctic Grayling survey day on Dismal Creek — the heartbeat of the Upper Pembina River

A large arctic grayling caught on Dismal Creek - part of an assortment of fish sizes caught in a recent creel survey

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Redirecting the course of Trout Creek to conserve a Westslope Cutthroat Trout spawning stream

Trout Creek is believed to be at the most eastern range of Alberta’s westslope cutthroat trout

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Fishing the hard water, some tips to make the most of your ice fishing experience

Ice fishing can open up new water for anglers and is a gateway into the world of fishing for new anglers as equipment requirements can be pretty basic.

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The future of Alberta fishing is in our hands

Open houses will be taking place across Alberta this month to gather input from anglers on what they would like to see to increase angling opportunities and a direction for fishery management.

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Over 1,000 spawning beds on the North Raven river could be wiped out if Gravel Pit operation moves forward

The future of thousands of Brown Trout lay in the balance as a gravel pit operation looks to operate near the head-waters of the North Raven River

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The Taber Pheasant festival and habitat restoration are the highlights for ACA in 2019

Over 800 hunters paid a visit to the Taber area this past fall to participate in the 9th annual Pheasant Festival. The 10th anniversary in 2020 promises to be a big event, according to the head of the Alberta Conservation Association Todd Zimmerling.

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Chasing Rainbows and Tigers

Stalked Tiger Trout are a great option for anglers to target and help alleviate fishing pressure on native trout species.

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Citizen Science plays role in conserving water resources

Despite closures since 2016 poaching remains an issue on many of the tributaries of the Pembina watershed.

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Swimming upstream - How barriers to fish habitat are being removed

Industry, Government agencies and service providers are working together to ensure our native fish species have room to swim.

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Pavement over Fish

Pavement over Fish

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