Celebrating Connecticut Day at the Big E
Celebrating Connecticut Day at the Big E
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FISH ON! Connecticut's trout season begins Saturday with family friendly stocking and derbies statewide.
FISH ON! Connecticut's trout season begins Saturday with family friendly stocking and derbies statewide.
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Now here's a critter you want to practice social distancing from! North American porcupines are large, solitary rodents commonly found in New England but less common in Connecticut. Although they are mostly nocturnal, they can be found perched in the top of a tree during the day or walking on the ground around dusk or dawn. Porcupines are herbivores and typically have 20,000 to 30,000 quills which cover most of their body. Thanks to Don for sharing this great video he captured in Colebrook! | Co
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Now here's a critter you want to practice social distancing from! North American porcupines are large, solitary rodents commonly found in New England but less common in Connecticut. Although they are mostly nocturnal, they can be found perched in the top of a tree during the day or walking on the ground around dusk or dawn. Porcupines are herbivores and typically have 20,000 to 30,000 quills which cover most of their body. Thanks to Don for sharing this great video he captured in Colebrook! | Co
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🦇 Did you know about the Connecticut Fish and Wildlife Bat Cam featuring the Green Barn Colony at The White Memorial Conservation Center ? 🌿 This colony is home to around 300 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus), offering a fascinating glimpse into the world of these amazing creatures. Despite facing challenges like White Nose Syndrome (WNS), which caused a 30% population decline in Connecticut, big brown bats have shown resilience compared to other species hit much harder by the disease.⁠ ⁠ 🌍 T
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🦇 Did you know about the Connecticut Fish and Wildlife Bat Cam featuring the Green Barn Colony at The White Memorial Conservation Center ? 🌿 This colony is home to around 300 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus), offering a fascinating glimpse into the world of these amazing creatures. Despite facing challenges like White Nose Syndrome (WNS), which caused a 30% population decline in Connecticut, big brown bats have shown resilience compared to other species hit much harder by the disease.⁠ ⁠ 🌍 T
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An angler just reeled in the largest freshwater fish ever recorded in Connecticut! | NBC Connecticut
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An angler just reeled in the largest freshwater fish ever recorded in Connecticut! | NBC Connecticut
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Bigfoot sighted in Connecticut again
Bigfoot sighted in Connecticut again
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Lake trout from the Berkshire National Fish Hatchery coming at ya!! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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Calling all Youth Fishing Passport Fishing Challengers......American shad🐟, CT's State Fish, are once again migrating up the Connecticut River👏😍. This is a great, but short time, to get out and add this fish to your Youth Fishing Passport Fishing Challenge list. One of the 33 species needed to run the table. Check out more videos for each species on the list on the "youth fishing passport" playlist, which is on the DEEP Video YouTube channel. | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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Fun week stocking big beautiful Lake trout donated to us by our colleagues at the USFWS Berkshire National Fish Hatchery. Boom, teamwork!! 🤜🤛 🎣 | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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36 Water Birds That Live in Connecticut! (ID Guide)
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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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Leslie Slater tells her fish story of the big one that did not get away, a 29 pound Northern Pike that ties a 40 year old state record!! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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Watch this battle over territory in southern Connecticut. Thanks to Rob Glassman for this great video. | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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Love to watch osprey fishing! | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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Today the CT Fisheries Division staff stocked over 8,000 adult channel catfish. The fish were distributed (approx. 400 to each waterbody) to 18 waterbodies, which are part of the community waters program. Please get out and enjoy- daily limit of 3 catfish per angler in these waters. https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/freshwater/community-fishing-waters | Connecticut Fish and Wildlife
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Take a quick virtual tour of the Burlington State Fish Hatchery! Constructed in 1923, this is the oldest trout hatchery that the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection operates. The hatchery supports and produces several trout species and kokanee salmon. You can visit the Burlington State Fish Hatchery during normal business hours Monday – Friday. For more information on the Burlington State Fish Hatchery, visit: https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Fishing/Fisheries-Management/Burl
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Naugatuck River Atlantics from Kensington Fish Hatchery. Go get ‘em!! Fish of a lifetime! | 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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🌲 Access Restored to Connecticut Lakes Natural Area! 🚧✅ Access was restored about one month ago with a full reopening of East Inlet Road in Pittsburg, providing motorized access to East Inlet flowage, Boundary Pond, Rhubarb Pond and 10s of thousands of acres of remote woodlands. The video shows the installation of the first bridge on East Inlet Road. 💧 After severe storms in July 2024, NH Fish and Game, with support from FEMA and other partners, replaced 3 bridges on East Inlet Road and made
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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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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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Black Crappie (AKA Calico Bass) are a favorite panfish for many. Firm white fillets are perfect for many recipes, including fried and used in a fish taco - YUM! They are also one of the 33 species on the "Youth Fishing Passport - Fishing Challenge". Check out a few tips to add this species to your list. To learn more about our free youth fishing passport program (ages 15 and younger), please visit our web page at https://portal.ct.gov/deep/fishing/care/youth-fishing-passport Check our the leader
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Changes to Inland Fishing Regulations. This video provides a summary of the changes to the freshwater fishing regulations. These changes took effect on 12/27/2022. The most significant changes are the following: - All waters are open to fishing year-round. Previously, over 100 lakes and ponds and almost all river and streams closed to fishing from March 1 until the second Saturday of April. - Trout are catch and release only from March 1 until 6:00 am on April 8, 2023 in all waters except Trout
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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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