HAMMOND RIVER
Angling Association

Hammond River Nature Camp


Get your kids off the couch and onto the river!  The Hammond River Angling Association is offering this amazing opportunity to stay active, make new friends and experience the great outdoors in one of New Brunswick's most scenic spots.  Sessions are available throughout July and August. Register Today!

  • For Campers aged 7-13
  • Activities include: Kayaking, Fishing, Swimming, Hiking, Live Touch TankFly Tying, Arts and Crafts, Environmental Programs
  • Costs: $150 per week with options for multiple week and single day visits
  • Sibling discounts available!

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Watershed Management Plan

The beautiful Hammond River stretches for 73.5 km from beautiful Markamville, through Upham, Titusville, Smithtown and Nauwigewauk to spill into the Kennebecasis River between Hampton and Quispamsis. Over 125 km of major tributaries as well as countless minor tributaries and feeders contribute to the Hammond River Watershed, encompassing 433 km2 of diverse land use and habitat types. Land use includes rural to urban residential, agricultural, commercial and industrial.

The Hammond River Angling Association has been working to protect and restore the vital Hammond River Watershed and its Salmon Populations for over 30 years. We have been lucky to have so many committed volunteers, community members and stakeholders in the area over the last three decades to support and inform our work.

In the late nineties, an initiative of the New Brunswick Department of the Environment (NBDENV), called Water Classification, allowed the HRAA to perform a comprehensive examination of the Hammond River Watershed and assess its water quality. From this research came the Provisional Water Classification Document, which has been HRAA’s blueprint for restoration, protection, education and public outreach activities ever since.

In 2008 the HRAA expanded on this blueprint and developed a complete Hammond River Watershed Management Plan (HRWMP). This large scale data compilation and analysis has helped us to develop action plans for the watershed on a “global” scale as well as identifying key areas in need of protection and/or restoration. This document can be found on our downloads page.

 

 Fish N Jam

 
We're back in action for 2013! 
Bring your musical talents or your fly tying interests and join us for an informal evening of entertainment and information.  Everyone welcome!
Doors open at 7:00pm every Wednesday
Hammond River Angling Association Lodge
 
 
 

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