A NOTE ABOUT OUR WALLEYE PONDS AND WILDERNESS PRESERVE

This 61 acre site was created in 1984 for the sole purpose of raising walleye sac fry to sizes able to be transferred to the Niagara River for enhancement of our Niagara River walleye fishery. This is a yearly, continuing project. The Wilderness Preserve area shown above represents 21 acres in size and was created through volunteers, for our members and their families. The Preserve provides fishing, camping, hiking, picnicking, bird watching and other interesting experiences. Our Grounds Chairman is Ken Jackson.

PLEASE GO HERE TO READ 
THE RULES AND REGULATIONS.
THEY ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU AND TO EVERYBODY.

This project would never be possible without the untiring support of outdoorsman John Long Sr. 
Mr. Long is the owner of this property and the 
Niagara River Anglers Association is the guardian of it and all activities.
 To read the "Long" story, "On the brink of something wonderful" Go Here

FOR A FABULOUS PHOTO OF  HOPPIE LEGGETT ON HIS NEW MOWER GO HERE

Go here for Road Map Directions to Wilderness Preserve
Go here for membership application             

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If You would like to know more about our association and our projects, fill out the application, mail it with your $15.00 check, and you'll be kept up to date through our newsletter, "News and Views". It is mailed six times a year to your home with informative news articles and updates. Meetings are held 6 times a year at the LaSalle Sportsmen's Club, Niagara Falls, NY.  

For an exciting aerial view of the  Wilderness Preserve/Walleye Rearing Ponds Go to Walleye Rearing page

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