Handling and Releasing Fish

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Get our new, free publication, “Handling and Releasing Fish,” for anglers to lessen fish stress and catch-and-release mortality. It is available at MDC offices and nature centers, online at www.mdc.mo.gov or ordered through our Free Publications webpage at https://mdc.mo.gov/magazines/all-free-publications…

Even though this is a FREE publication from MO it does have information on handling and releasing fish. Right now it is catch and release season here. And some rivers and locations are fly’s only, no spinners and no bait allowed. Plenty of people are fishing and having fun and catching plenty of fish with the archaic method of fly fishing.

 

Drought conditions persist in the Upper Guadalupe River Basin

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As drought conditions persist in the Upper Guadalupe River Basin, Canyon Lake elevation is currently at 884.47 mean sea level which is 24.53 feet below its full capacity. GBRA wholesale and retail customers are in drought restrictions. As community members and neighbors in the Guadalupe River Basin, it’s essential we all reduce irrigation practices to conserve water and follow drought restrictions set by your local water utilities.
Water Saving Tip: Ensure your irrigation system is functioning correctly and not wasting water through leaks or over-spraying.
Visit www.gbra.org/news/drought/ to see the drought contingency plans for our wholesale and retail customers.
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8th Annual Dos Rios Watershed Cleanup

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Another excellent cleanup opportunity
8th Annual Dos Rios Watershed Cleanup
Saturday, October 12, 2024
Join City Of New Braunfels – Government to help keep our beautiful waterways clean and free of litter on Saturday, October 12th for the 8th Annual Dos Rios Watershed Cleanup!
Date: October 12, 2024
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Time Details: Registration: 9:00 AM – 10AM
Location: Prince Solms Park
Address: 100 Liebscher Dr New Braunfels, TX 78130