Margaree Fish Hatchery

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The oldest fish hatchery in Nova Scotia; produces over 250,000 Atlantic salmon and brook trout to support recreational fishing. Interpretive centre; outdoor ponds.

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115 Hatchery Road, Margaree Valley, Nova Scotia

902-248-2845

robert.ingraham@novascotia.ca

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