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Ranch improves fishing opportunities and Brush Creek

A finger in the water
Adam’s Rib Ranch has taken an active hand in water quality with Brush Creek enhancements
Adam's Rib Ranch General Manager Joe Cranston and Adam's Rib Golf Course Superintendent Brynly Marsh throw fish food pellets into an area of Brush Creek that was enhanced for trout habitat. A feeding frenzy ensued that could be seen all the way  around the bend.
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Adam’s Rib Ranch General Manager Joe Cranston and Adam’s Rib Golf Course Superintendent Brynly Marsh throw fish food pellets into an area of Brush Creek that was enhanced for trout habitat. A feeding frenzy ensued that could be seen all the way around the bend.
Adam's Rib Ranch General Manager Joe Cranston and Adam's Rib Golf Course Superintendent Brynly Marsh stand by one of the 66 structures they made in Brush Creek to improve trout habitat.

Adam’s Rib Ranch General Manager Joe Cranston and Adam’s Rib Golf Course Superintendent Brynly Marsh stand by one of the 66 structures they made in Brush Creek to improve trout habitat.
Derek Franz / dfranz@eaglevalleyenterprise.com

St. Clair River fish habitat projects begin

Don Malcolm of Malcolm Marine operates an excavator to clear away broken concrete from the riverbank near Lincoln Street to rehabilitate the shoreline in Port Huron. The steel break wall is being placed to protect the riverbank with stone covering the steel.

Don Malcolm of Malcolm Marine operates an excavator to clear away broken concrete from the riverbank near Lincoln Street to rehabilitate the shoreline in Port Huron. The steel break wall is being placed to protect the riverbank with stone covering the steel. / Mark R. Rummel/Times Herald

Federally funded shoreline restoration projects are moving forward in the Blue Water Area.

About $3.68 million in grants from Continue reading “St. Clair River fish habitat projects begin”

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