appalachiantu.orgFishmas Party a Success
It was good seeing friends, listening/singing to the Boyds’ music, and eating the always great food at 2 Squares. Thanks to Rock Creek Outfitters, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Sportsman’s Warehouse, Burn’s Tobacconist, Stan Reed Wines, Nic and Nac Flies, Robert Wilson, Nuvo Fiber Art, North Chickamauga Creek Conservancy, and Academy Sports for the door prize and [...]
Searching for a Bull Trout
For the last 10 years I’ve been engaged in a quest to catch all the species of trout native to North America. Why? I don’t know exactly. I guess one reason is because I like to travel to different areas and luckily our native trout live in many of the most beautiful spots our country [...]
Trout Unlimited Members Teach Fly Fishing to Boy Scouts
Members from the Appalachian Chapter of Trout Unlimited, Greg Fairchild, Brian Hanks, and Brian’s son, recently participated in a merit badge workshop at Audubon Acres. This first annual event was held on November 5, 2011 where merit badges focusing on areas of environmental conservation were taught. They taught the skills necessary for the Fly Fishing merit badge.
Tellico Hatchery- Southern Strain Brook Trout Eggs in the Hatchery
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