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DEM Stocking 24 Waterways with Brook and Rainbow Trout – Outdoor News Daily

DEM Stocking Local Waters with Trout October 1-8

Fishing Report: Wind farms attract big fish species, captains say

Fishing Report: Wind farms attract big fish species, captains say By Dave Monti, Special to the Journal © [Courtesy of Dave Monti] Ollie McMurray mahi – Photo A Fishinar panelist Capt. John McMurray said, “We’re catching mahi at wind farm research buoys, with multiple structures in wind farms the reef effect and pelagic fishing should be outstanding.” McMurray’s son Ollie in photo. Ørsted, owner of the Block Island Wind Farm and five other wind farms off the East Coast, held its second Fishinar Series on Dec. 9  on pelagic fishing for sharks, tuna, mahi and other species in the near offshore.  More than 90 anglers participated in the hour-long online event.

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Progressive Charlestown Menu Bar DEM Stocking Trout this Week for the Holidays The Department of Environmental Management (DEM) is stocking ponds across Rhode Island this week with several thousand brook and rainbow trout for the winter trout fishing season. Fishing is a popular winter activity for people of all ages in Rhode Island. To protect public health during the Covid-19 public health emergency and particularly during Rhode Island s Pause, which lasts through Sunday, December 13, fishing should be enjoyed as a solitary experience, with just the members of your immediate household, and not as a group activity.  Anglers must wear a face

Fishing Report: Champions of environment detect change in the air

Fishing Report: Champions of environment detect change in the air By Dave Monti, Special to the Journal © Courtesy of Dave Monti Jerry Elmer Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., held the 11th annual Rhode Island Energy, Environment and Oceans Leaders Day on Dec. 4, an online event this year with more than 300 attending. The event recognized champions of energy, environment and oceans in Rhode Island.  And it fostered awareness of state and national environmental policy today and what the future might look like with a new presidential administration.  Participants came from government, environmental advocacy groups as well as oceans, energy and fishing communities. Speakers made up an international who’s who advocating for the environment, clean air and oceans.