Greenback Cutthroat Trout
STREAM CLEANUPS: JUNE 18,
2011
volunteers needed - click here
for info
Trout are an indicator species, like the proverbial canary in the coal mine.
Whether or not you are an angler, please consider joining us if you love rivers and streams. Trout Unlimited is the nation's premier coldwater conservation organization.
The Nutmeg Chapter (#217) is Connecticut's oldest continuously active chapter; based in Fairfield, it serves the metropolitan area from Westport to Redding, Monroe, Shelton and Milford. You are invited to come to our free monthly (September-May) meetings! [more]
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YOU MUST READ THIS!! Fishing Without Falling by TU member Bobbi Kurman has been published! This is a fantastic book for anyone who loves to fish. Whether you are a younger fisherman or a seasoned vet, this book describes many wonderful stretches of river and the easiest way to arrive safely at their banks. This invaluable resource can be found in your local fly shops. A portion of the sale of the publication supports the stream protection efforts of Trout Unlimited. Whether you fish the Farmington, the Housatonic or the Saugatuck River, this great book! “Fishing Without Falling in CT” - a book pictorially representing 50 tested safe spots for the disabled and children, with lists of over 800 other, untested spots in CT. Send $20. (plus $3 for shipping) to Nutmeg Chapter at 37 Dawn St. Fairfield Ct 06824-7615. Fishing Without Falling is also available at the CT DEP website. |
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Rubble
from blasted mountaintops is pushed into surrounding valleys, permanently
destroying streams, creeks and headwaters. Mountaintop removal mining
has already destroyed almost 2,000 miles of streams and flattened
an area of West Virginia 10 times larger than Washington, D.C. -- take action -- |
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