Maine Fisheries Program Complex

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	The existing Friends of Craig Brook Atlantic Salmon Museum is running out of room!	The Atlantic salmon memorabilea come from Maine, New England, Canada and England.
	Rods on display in the museum	The Friends of Craig Brook have begun the construction of a new addition. Fund-raising continues.
Volunteers
	Lots of chores get done, and always comgined with a great summer recreation.	Roberta works on picnic tables in the facility shop.
	Esther works on the reception desk greeting visitors.	Building the sand shed.
Visitor Center
	Craig Brook NFH Visitor Center entrance	Visitor Center amphiteater
	Charles G. Atkins Archives	Charles G. Atkins' desk, passed down to Atkins from Spencer Baird in Washington, D. C.
Salmon Activities
	Liberating Atlantic salmon fry in the East Branch of the Penobscot.	Stocking fry in the headwaters of the Machias River.
	Searching for parr by electrofishing.	Habitat survey on the Narraguagus.
	Eggs, Eggs, and more eggs - Three Million a Year!	A graduate student conducts research on Atlantic salmon external morphology and genetics.
	Surgical implant of identification tags to monitor family genetics.	Development of the salmon fry in their incubation trays.