> Hello all,
>
> As a serious winter storm approaches New England this weekend...we are
> getting ready for the March monthly meeting of NANFA New England. This
> months meeting will be held in Connecticut. The meeting spot is the
> Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection - Marine Headquarters
> located at 333 Ferry Rd in Old Lyme CT, right on the Connecticut River.
> This location features easy directions, as it is located just under a
> mile from RT. 95 (exit 70). Directions are simple, call either of the
> contacts below, or visit CT DEP's web-site at:
> www.dep.state.ct.us/index.htm.
>
> As promised in our original meetings, our intentions were to spread
> meetings around the region to make it convenient for everyone to attend
> at least a few meetings each year. We had our first two meetings in
> Massachusetts..we now head south to Connecticut. We will be meeting in
> the conference center at the DEP Marine HQ, it is the last building in
> the complex. I must thank our CT Representative, George Tamburri, for
> arranging this one. We were originally planning the meeting in Haddam
> CT, but the facility there lacked the space we needed. So George did
> some researching and found this location.
>
> We are unsure of the exact topic for this meeting, however we will be
> discussing the New England Native Fishes Guidebook that the region plans
> to put out. This guide will be similar to the Florida guide done up by
> the FL NANFA chapter and the local killie club there. Our guide however,
> will encompass all of the six New England states. It will feature
> sections on what fishes occur where, what the protected species are,
> collecting laws, places to see fish (ie: public aquariums, etc.), pricing
> schedules for fishing licenses, list of local NANFA members in each N.E.
> state, etc. We would like to put together groups from each state to work
> on their section of the book. The main thing will be to meet members
> from the CT area that haven't made it up to the MA meetings. Due to it's
> location (right off of RT 95) we invite any NANFA members (or other
> interested parties) from the Metro NY area to attend. We will be
> discussing plans for collecting trips and fish swaps at this meeting.
>
> We hope to see you all there!
>
> For further info, contact: George Tamburri (CT) - 203/237-2005
> Rick Rego (MA) - 508/678-8306 - newzoo_at_juno.com
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Rick Rego
> MA/New England NANFA Rep.
>
>
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