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Recent News
Youth Education Day
Thank you to all our volunteers for making our
first annual Youth Education Day such a success! Also, thanks to
all the parents and kids who attended. It was great to see such
enthusiasm and youthful exuberance from all.
Nymphing Class!
Want to learn about a variety of nymphing
techniques (including Czech nymphing, Polish nymphing and French
nymphing) from a USAW Fly Fishing Team member? George Daniels
will be conducting a two hour nymphing clinic for up to 10 TU
members on the Farmington
on May 14. THE NYMPHING CLASS IS SOLD
OUT!
Thank you, Kirt Mayland Kirt Mayland
gave a fantastic presentation at the May 8th meeting regarding
the conservation programs that TU is driving in the Northeast
and specifically in CT. Kirt is the Director of the
Eastern Water Project of Trout Unlimited.
April Newsletter
The April Newsletter is out.
You can
download it from our forum and read all about the
chapter current and future activities!
Thank you, Jerry Gourd
If you missed the January meeting, you missed a
stellar presentation by Jerry on every worthwhile spot to fish
on the Upper TMA of the Housy. Just awesome. For those of you
who missed, hopefully we'll get him back next year. Check out
this month's speaker at right.
Deep Brook Study Results: Press Release
Trout
Unlimited’s Candlewood Valley Chapter Issues Report on Water
Quality of Two Connecticut Streams. Also see related
articles in the
Newtown Bee and
Danbury News Times.
Eastern Brook Trout Joint
Venture
You can check out all the valuable conservation
activity that's been occurring related to the Eastern Brook
Trout Joint Venture by
reading
the newsletter posted on the Conservation Forum.
We're in the news!
Check out two great articles
on the work we're doing in Dickinson Park to improve and
preserve the upstream Deep Brook habitat. Also, go read the
fantastic Editorial,
Water and the Shape of our World, by Newtown Bee editor
Curtis Clark. While we often think about cold water preservation
being about fish, it's also largely about people. Curtis has a
great take on this important work.
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