Final M&G of 2013- Hackettstown Hatchery December 7th:

[AndyS]

10am till about noon. Then you can do whatever you like. Last time we broke into small groups and talked about various topics.

[waynedane]

I'd like to make it, just got to remember...

[kcritch]

My son goes to Centenary College right across the street and his Marine Biology class is held in the hatchery. Pretty cool program they have up there.

I have it my calendar and plan to be there for the 10 to 12 session. Look forward to meeting you guys...should be a cool day.

[bubbasdad]

guys, any idea if this is still going on for sure? I tried to email the address listed but it got kicked back as undeliverable, and I cant find any info on it on the fish and game website ??

[kcritch]

Originally Posted by bubbasdad

guys, any idea if this is still going on for sure? I tried to email the address listed but it got kicked back as undeliverable, and I cant find any info on it on the fish and game website ??

The email address is njfwfish@earthlink.net the "f" was left out on Andys original post. I found the address online in the NJ Freshwater Fishing Digest Digital edition the forum date is listed on page 7 or 8 at the bottom. Here is the link http://www.eregulations.com/newjerse...ater/pageflip/.

Hope this helps and look forward to seeing you there.

[Mark B.]

Share your views and recommendations for the future of freshwater fisheries research and management with NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife biologists at the Freshwater Fisheries Forum this Saturday, December 7 at 10 a.m. The forum will be at the Hackettstown State Fish Hatchery in Warren County; a southern forum will be held in February.

This year's topics will include a fish health discussion by Fish Pathologist Dr. Jan Lovy. His presentation will include the furunculosis disease outbreak at the Pequest Trout Hatchery and its current status. Results from 2013 field sampling will also be presented.

Anglers are invited to ask questions and comment on any aspect of the division's fisheries management programs. By providing input, the public can help guide the development of freshwater programs and the regulations which govern them.

For more information, including directions and how to pre-register (requested but not required), please visit http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/new...rumnorth13.htm on the Division's website.

[Wilson]

10:00 AM it is see you there