River Seining
After Eighty Years, Salmon are Back in the Seymour River
After Eighty Years, Salmon are Back in the Seymour River
For the first time in over 80 years, we are proud to say that the first of our coho salmon have been released to their spawning grounds above Seymour Falls Dam!
The fish fence re-installation is now complete and the fence is now encouraging the returning salmonids to move into the fish trap. Big thank you to our Volunteers, Hatchery Staff and Directors for your help in completing this installation!
https://www.nsnews.com/news/salmonids-hitching-a-ride-up-the-seymour-1.23439389
See below for a recent article about the Rockslide and Translocation efforts on the Seymour River: https://www.sageflyfish.com/experience/sage-blog/a-helping-hand
Registration for Fall Field Trips is Open! For Grades 2 to 6 https://www.seymoursalmon.com/education/gently-down-the-seymour/ Dates currently available: October 1, 12, 22-25, 29-21 & November 1