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2022 was the first year in more than 200 years that anadromous fish could freely travel from the Gulf of Maine to China Lake.

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Alewives (river herring) migrating up the outlet stream to China Lake in Vassalboro, Maine are netted at the dam blocking passage to China Lake (2021). 2022 was the first year in more than 200 years that anadromous fish could freely travel from the Gulf of Maine to China Lake.

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Alewives (river herring) migrating up the outlet stream to China Lake in Vassalboro, Maine are netted at the dam blocking passage to China Lake (2021). 2022 was the first year in more than 200 years that anadromous fish could freely travel from the Gulf of Maine to China Lake.