Writings intended to benefit people who use the river or watershed for relaxation and pleasure.
Vermont. June 01, 2012. As we begin the outdoor water season the Connecticut River Watershed Council is asking all of us to help protect the
Vermont. May, 2012. Experienced river users often refer to rivers, streams and lakes as being part of a watershed. We use the word because we
Vermont. August 1, 2011. Loch Ness has her Nessie, Lake Champlain has her Champ, Lake Mephremegog has her Memphre and the Connecticut River, well the
Vermont. February 01, 2011. One should never assume what one will catch while using a fly rod. The name of the game is fishing but
Numerous travel guides praise the Connecticut River but the acclaim can be a double-edged sword. On one hand the Connecticut River has advocates at local,
Vermont. February 01, 2010. Fly casting from a canoe in the middle of a small pond at the tippity-top of the headwaters of the Connecticut
Vermont. December 1, 2009 The canoe had been a gift so the color did not matter much to me but for the sake of this
GREENFIELD, MA, AUGUST 12, 2009. The Connecticut River Watershed Council is seeking volunteers for its 13th Source to Sea Cleanup to be held on Saturday,
JULY 2009 - In any ongoing discussion about the value of economic development versus the environment the question usually is: This development will bring jobs
Connecticut River benefit showcases a beautiful urban resource Agawam, MA June 18, 2009. Despite heavy overnight rains, sunny weather greeted dozens paddlers at the registration
