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The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH is the official non-profit partner of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. The Foundation raises money and works with wildlife professionals and conservation education partners to fund the Department’s conservation of wildlife and natural places important to New Hampshire’s family traditions, such as hunting, fishing and watching wildlife. Check the new Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH’s website! Making an Impact The positive impact of the Foundation is already being felt. In recent years, the Foundation has supported publication of Wild Times for Kids, improvements at the Owl Brook Hunter Education Center, Fish and Game’s landowner relations program, Discover WILD New Hampshire Day and the National Hunting and Fishing Day NH Expo. The Foundation is also helping to establish an endowment for Barry Conservation Camp, Fish and Game’s residential summer camp in Berlin, NH, where thousands of boys and girls have learned to hunt, fish, camp and appreciate the great outdoors over the past 30 years. The goal is to raise $50,000 for a dedicated Barry Camp Fund. With future donations, the Foundation aims to support a range of projects, such as conservation education, purchase of land or conservation easements, conservation communication, fish and wildlife research projects, and supporting public access to lands and waters. How to Help Funding for the Foundation’s grant program comes from individual and corporate donors, and from the annual auctioning of fish and game permits and licenses (check the Foundation’s website in summer 2011 for information about the moose hunt auction). In most cases, contributions to the Foundation are tax-deductible. The Foundation accepts general and targeted cash donations, as well as annuities and endowments. Make checks payable to the Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire and mail to: Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH, P.O. Box 3993, Concord, NH 03302-3993. (If you would like to give to the Barry Conservation Camp endowment, please specify Barry Camp Fund.) The Foundation also works with individuals on planned giving and memorial donations to create a lasting legacy. Contact Foundation Coordinator Nancy Berliner at (603) 545-4873 or coordinator@nhwildlifefoundation.org for information, or to make your tax-deductible donation. New this year – make a donation online! To learn more about the Foundation and how you can help conserve New Hampshire’s wildlife and wild places, visit www.nhwildlifefoundation.org. Thanks for your support! www.nhwildlifefoundation.org Wildlife Legacy Initiative Your donation can help make an important Fish and Game project a reality! If you love New Hampshire’s fish, wildlife and wild places, give a little extra this year when you buy your fishing or hunting license or make a donation. Support the Wildlife Legacy Initiative and help the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department accomplish critical fish and wildlife conservation projects. When you contribute to the Wildlife Legacy Initiative, be assured that 100% of your donation goes to support an important New Hampshire effort to help sustain the state’s fish and wildlife legacy. In some cases, your donation may be matched by federal or other funds. You can donate when you buy your license — in person or online at www.WildNH.com. Just check off the $10 Wildlife Legacy Donation… and thank you! Wild NH on Your Schedule! • Granite State Outdoors TV • Fish and Game Radio Diner podcast • Streaming video • more! www.wildnh.com/broadcast 40 2011 New Hampshire Freshwater Fishing Digest
2011 Sunrise-Sunset Tables Sunrise and Sunset Please note that the NH Sunrise and Sunset times may be several minutes before or after the time shown, depending on your location. Check your local newspaper for exact sunrise/sunset times. JAN. FEB. MAR. Day Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase 1 7:18 4:21 7:02 4:58 6:23 5:35 2 7:18 4:22 7:01 5:59 6:21 5:36 3 7:18 4:23 7:00 5:01 6:19 5:37 4 7:18 4:24 6:59 5:02 6:18 5:39 5 7:18 4:25 6:57 5:03 6:16 5:40 6 7:18 4:26 6:56 5:05 6:14 5:41 7 7:18 4:27 6:55 5:06 6:13 5:42 8 7:18 4:28 6:54 5:07 6:11 5:44 9 7:18 4:29 6:53 5:09 6:09 5:45 10 7:17 4:30 6:51 5:10 6:08 5:46 11 7:17 4:31 6:50 5:11 6:06 5:47 12 7:17 4:33 6:49 5:13 6:04 5:49 13 7:16 4:34 6:47 5:14 6:02 5:50 14 7:16 4:35 6:46 5:15 6:01 5:51 15 7:15 4:36 6:44 5:17 5:59 5:52 16 7:15 4:37 6:43 5:18 5:57 5:53 17 7:14 4:38 6:42 5:19 5:55 5:55 18 7:14 4:40 6:40 5:21 5:54 5:56 19 7:13 4:41 6:39 5:22 5:52 5:57 20 7:13 4:42 6:37 5:23 5:50 5:58 21 7:12 4:43 6:36 5:25 5:48 5:59 22 7:11 4:45 6:34 5:26 5:46 6:01 23 7:10 4:46 6:32 5:27 5:45 6:02 24 7:10 4:47 6:31 5:29 5:43 6:03 25 7:09 4:49 6:29 5:30 5:41 6:04 26 7:08 4:50 6:28 5:31 5:39 6:05 27 7:07 4:51 6:26 5:32 5:38 6:06 28 7:06 4:53 6:24 5:34 5:36 6:08 29 7:05 4:54 5:34 6:09 30 7:04 4:55 5:32 6:10 31 7:03 4:57 5:30 6:11 JULY AUG. SEPT. Day Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase 1 4:10 7:30 4:36 7:08 5:10 6:21 2 4:10 7:30 4:37 7:07 5:11 6:19 3 4:11 7:29 4:38 7:06 5:12 6:18 4 4:12 7:29 4:39 7:05 5:13 6:16 5 4:12 7:29 4:40 7:03 5:14 6:14 6 4:13 7:29 4:42 7:02 5:15 6:12 7 4:14 7:28 4:43 7:01 5:17 6:11 8 4:14 7:28 4:44 6:59 5:18 6:09 9 4:15 7:27 4:45 6:58 5:19 6:07 10 4:16 7:27 4:46 6:57 5:20 6:05 11 4:16 7:26 4:47 6:55 5:21 6:03 12 4:17 7:26 4:48 6:54 5:22 6:02 13 4:18 7:25 4:49 6:52 5:23 6:00 14 4:19 7:25 4:50 6:51 5:24 5:58 15 4:20 7:24 4:51 6:49 5:25 5:56 16 4:21 7:23 4:52 6:48 5:26 5:54 17 4:21 7:23 4:54 6:46 5:28 5:53 18 4:22 7:22 4:55 6:45 5:29 5:51 19 4:23 7:21 4:56 6:43 5:30 5:49 20 4:24 7:20 4:57 6:42 5:31 5:47 21 4:25 7:19 4:58 6:40 5:32 5:45 22 4:26 7:19 4:59 6:38 5:33 5:44 23 4:27 7:18 5:00 6:37 5:34 5:42 24 4:28 7:17 5:01 6:35 5:35 5:40 25 4:29 7:16 5:02 6:33 5:36 5:38 26 4:30 7:15 5:03 6:32 5:38 5:36 27 4:31 7:14 5:05 6:30 5:39 5:35 28 4:32 7:13 5:06 6:28 5:40 5:33 29 4:33 7:12 5:07 6:27 5:41 5:31 30 4:34 7:10 5:08 6:25 5:42 5:29 31 4:35 7:09 5:09 6:23 Source: US Naval Observatory (http://www.usno.navy.mil/) Eastern Standard Time—Concord, NH Add 1 hour for Daylight Savings Time if and when in use. Lunar Phases: = Full = Last Quarter = New = First Quarter APR. MAY JUNE Day Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase 1 5:29 6:12 4:40 6:47 4:09 7:19 2 5:27 6:13 4:39 6:49 4:09 7:20 3 5:25 6:15 4:37 6:50 4:08 7:21 4 5:23 6:16 4:36 6:51 4:08 7:21 5 5:22 6:17 4:35 6:52 4:07 7:22 6 5:20 6:18 4:33 6:53 4:07 7:23 7 5:18 6:19 4:32 6:54 4:07 7:23 8 5:16 6:20 4:31 6:55 4:07 7:24 9 5:15 6:22 4:30 6:56 4:06 7:25 10 5:13 6:23 4:28 6:58 4:06 7:25 11 5:11 6:24 4:27 6:59 4:06 7:26 12 5:10 6:25 4:26 7:00 4:06 7:26 13 5:08 6:26 4:25 7:01 4:06 7:27 14 5:06 6:28 4:24 7:02 4:06 7:27 15 5:05 6:29 4:23 7:03 4:06 7:28 16 5:03 6:30 4:22 7:04 4:06 7:28 17 5:01 6:31 4:21 7:05 4:06 7:29 18 5:00 6:32 4:20 7:06 4:06 7:29 19 4:58 6:34 4:19 7:07 4:06 7:29 20 4:56 6:35 4:18 7:08 4:06 7:29 21 4:55 6:36 4:17 7:09 4:06 7:30 22 4:53 6:37 4:16 7:10 4:06 7:30 23 4:52 6:38 4:15 7:11 4:07 7:30 24 4:50 6:39 4:14 7:12 4:07 7:30 25 4:49 6:40 4:14 7:13 4:07 7:30 26 4:47 6:42 4:13 7:14 4:08 7:30 27 4:46 6:43 4:12 7:15 4:08 7:30 28 4:44 6:44 4:12 7:16 4:08 7:30 29 4:43 6:45 4:11 7:17 4:09 7:30 30 4:41 6:46 4:10 7:18 4:09 7:30 31 4:10 7:18 OCT. NOV. DEC. Day Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar Rise Set Lunar A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase A.M. P.M. Phase 1 5:43 5:28 6:21 4:38 6:58 4:12 2 5:44 5:26 6:22 4:37 6:59 4:12 3 5:46 5:24 6:23 4:36 7:00 4:11 4 5:47 5:23 6:25 4:34 7:01 4:11 5 5:48 5:21 6:26 4:33 7:02 4:11 6 5:49 5:19 6:27 4:32 7:03 4:11 7 5:50 5:17 6:28 4:31 7:04 4:11 8 5:51 5:16 6:30 4:30 7:05 4:11 9 5:52 5:14 6:31 4:28 7:06 4:11 10 5:54 5:12 6:32 4:27 7:07 4:11 11 5:55 5:10 6:34 4:26 7:08 4:11 12 5:56 5:09 6:35 4:25 7:09 4:11 13 5:57 5:07 6:36 4:24 7:09 4:11 14 5:58 5:05 6:37 4:23 7:10 4:11 15 6:00 5:04 6:39 4:22 7:11 4:11 16 6:01 5:02 6:40 4:21 7:12 4:12 17 6:02 5:00 6:41 4:20 7:12 4:12 18 6:03 4:59 6:43 4:20 7:13 4:12 19 6:04 4:57 6:44 4:19 7:14 4:13 20 6:06 4:56 6:45 4:18 7:14 4:13 21 6:07 4:54 6:46 4:17 7:15 4:14 22 6:08 4:53 6:48 4:17 7:15 4:14 23 6:09 4:51 6:49 4:16 7:16 4:15 24 6:11 4:50 6:50 4:15 7:16 4:15 25 6:12 4:48 6:51 4:15 7:17 4:16 26 6:13 4:47 6:52 4:14 7:17 4:16 27 6:14 4:45 6:54 4:14 7:17 4:17 28 6:16 4:44 6:55 4:13 7:18 4:18 29 6:17 4:42 6:56 4:13 7:18 4:19 30 6:18 4:41 6:57 4:12 7:18 4:19 31 6:19 4:40 7:18 4:20 www.FishNH.com 41
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