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Thames River Anglers Association
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2018
TRAA Fishing Evening - July 25 2024
Here’s a little vignette of last night’s TRAA Fishing Evening. Urban angling in a beauty spot near the University of Western Ontario.
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Rainbow Trout Release July 13 2024
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Here’s a super short vignette of the rainbow trout from the TRAA hatchery being released the morning of July 6, 2024, into Dingman Creek, a tributary of the Thames River. The weather was beautiful, so it was very surprising that only 5 volunteers showed up to take part. However, we had a blast and our rainbow fry made it safely to their new home.
Brown Trout Release - April 21 2024
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We had a great turnout of creek-side landowners for this year’s Brown Tout Release. Nice to see so many kids who were right into getting wet and learning a little bit about their local stream!
Browns Just Hatched Dec 26 2023
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This year's batch of brown trout have hatched in the TRAA trout hatchery. These sac fry sure are entertaining to watch!
TRAA Work Party - November 12 2023
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A bunch of TRAA volunteers came out to the trout hatchery site on a glorious fall morning to take care of some stair maintenance and tree removal/damage repairs. All of what we set out to accomplish was completed. This is a short video of some of the goings on.
Brown Trout Release - April 29 2023
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The Thames River Anglers made a bit of an event for this year’s brown trout. We invited many landowners local to the release site to come with their families and participate. It ended up being a load of fun and was topped off by meeting a great bunch of people who all have concern for the Medway Creek environment.
Brown Trout Update
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Here's a super-short video of how the brown trout fry are doing in the TRAA's Keith Wales Memorial Trout Hatchery.
TRAA Fishing Evening - July 7, 2022
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Every Thursday evening during the months of July and August, members of the Thames River Anglers Association go a-fishing on, of course, our home waters the Thames River. Each week we pick a different spot to fish in and around London, Ontario. This is a quick video of our first evening in 2022. We were amazed by this beautiful spot right in the middle of the city.
Rainbow Trout Release Jun 18 2022
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Another successful release of rainbow trout fry in to a London, Ontario area tributary of the Thames River! So nice to be able to have a team of all ages helping us out!
Obstruction Removal Komoka Creek Feb 19 2022
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We jumped in the 4x4's and bounced overland to the mouth of Komoka Creek to remove some trout migration obstructions. As with our last work party, temps were low but spirits were high. We made short work of it and had a blast doing it! www.anglers.org groups/4TRAA
TRAA Winter Work Party Jan 22 2022
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This is a little video of the last tree we removed that was threatening the main power line for the property where we have our trout hatchery. Yup, the TRAA is still active in these strange times, and in the -22 wind chill!
Hookset Beer Launch & Brewery Tour
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Visit the London Brewing web site, www.londonbrewing.ca/ to order your "Hookset" Vienna Lager. By doing so, you support the ongoing conservation efforts of the Thames River Angers Association. Plus, it's just a darn good beer! "Hookset" is a limited edition offering so don't miss out! If it happens to be sold out, try one of the other varieties offered by London Brewing.
Ask the TRAA Ep. 2: Egg Baits and Patterns for Steelheading - the Frammus
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More and more centrepin anglers are finding success drifting flies under their floats. This variant of the Frammus fly has fooled a lot of steelhead on Ontario's west coast tributaries.
Ask the TRAA: Ep. 1 - Float Fishing Overview
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This is the first in a series of short videos that answer some of the many questions that the TRAA gets from our members and the general public. We get a lot of questions regarding steelheading this time of year, many of which are focused on "centrepin" or "float" fishing. In this first episode TRAA member Randy Bailey gives us brief overview of what centrepin fishing is about.
Rainbow Eggs Delivered to the Hatchery April 15 2020
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Rainbow Eggs Delivered to the Hatchery April 15 2020
TRAA Komoka Creek Rehab work Oct 13 2018 1
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TRAA Komoka Creek Rehab work Oct 13 2018 1
TRAA Trout Hatchery - Fall Projects 2019
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TRAA Trout Hatchery - Fall Projects 2019
Brown Trout Realease Short April 13 2017
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Brown Trout Realease Short April 13 2017
Thames River Anglers - Brown Trout Release April 28th, 2018
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Thames River Anglers - Brown Trout Release April 28th, 2018
Great to see the TRAA here! Got any more trips planned?
Great video Paul thanks for capturing the fun
Always great to see the neighbours come out and enjoy the day. I've been doing this for well over 10 years, and I take it for granted. But seeing the excitement of attendees reminds of the importance of what we (TRAA) do.
would this be at komoka creek?
Cant wait
Cant wait
great job guys love the effort and commitment to the hatchery
Good job everyone!
Cool, I didn’t know there was good brown trout in London ontario, anyhow too far for me to drive😂
Well done Paul, another amazingly done video
CrazyOntarian: Thanks!
Great job! Do you have any estimate on how many of the fry make it to adulthood?
Bill Grover: Thanks! There are so many variables but it would be between 1% and 5%. Surprising, I'm sure, but this illustrates why habitat restoration is a far more effective solution than stocking.
@@paulnoble684 Wow thats disapointingly low. Are any of the previously released fish reproducing?
@@billgrover5087 Those numbers are actually better than natural reproduction, all else being equal. On another stream, with extensive habitat rehabilitation, we have a self-sustaining trout population that no longer requires any stocking.
What needs to be done to rehabilitate a stream?
@@billgrover5087 It's a long process that starts with landowner relationships. The actual work will depend on what the stream needs and what targets can realistically be achieved. If you're interested, want to learn more and maybe even get hands-on experience you should get involved with an organization like the TRAA.
Where did you get those egg tweezers?
Tanner Smith: We fabricated the loops with the wire used for spinner lures and then inserted them into the wooden tweezers. A few of the tweezers are also hand-made by TRAA members!
Great video, I'll be at the next outing!
How do Iget involved with this? Is it a club I can join?
Bill Grover: Yes, you can join the TRAA. For more info, scroll down in the description for links to our website and facebook page.
Thanks for having us along!
Another great update!
I'm binge watching these videos right now. Very fascinating, thank you for sharing!
This is awesome. I would love to take part in something like this. I live in London and was just fishing dingman creek today.
what state is this hatchery in ?
Dan .Recean: Good news is that as of January 13th we have over 40K brown trout eggs in the hatchery. Bad news is that at this time, access is restricted to hatchery volunteers only.
I ordered a couple of cases! Good one!
Thanks Deb, Appreciate the support!
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Thanks to Frank and Dan for doing the bulk of the "grunt work". And a special shout out to Randy for letting the rainbow trout hitch a ride to their new home stream in the back of his truck!
Nice work fellas!
Bill Grover: Thanks! Hopefully things will be somewhat normal next year so that we can have more involvement with these trout releases and all our other activities.
I had no idea this was going on in the London area. I would be glad to donate some of my time and possibly skills to help out if you guys need it.
This is amazing, thanks for sharing!
Brian Bailey: Thanks Bean!
Talking about your basket of eggs and not far off the date Paul, could consider you as the hatchery Easter Bunny!!LOL thanx for sharing.
Ray Baxter: Ya, I hid all the eggs somewhere near Komoka!
@@thamesriveranglersassociat2422 As long as it wasn't one at a time or you'd still be somewhere near Komoka
Great update Paul. We may need to do something about social distancing for the little browns 😁
Thank you for doing these, my boys and I cant always make it out to the hatchery but they've been enjoying these videos