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For Questions or Comments about our site, please email the webmaster below:
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Welcome to the Clearwater Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Our website is a place to both acquaint you with the Clearwater Chapter of Trout Unlimited, our projects, our members and our mission - a very strong commitment to conservation. This is also a place for anglers to share stories and experiences. We have a great Calendar of Events where you can see what's happening at a glance, plan trips, or do conservation projects/events with other club members. Become a member of Trout Unlimited today or renew your current membership online! Join Trout Unlimited and help conserve one of our great resources!!
Click in window below to feed the Fish!
Important Announcement If you are not receiving the Newsletter via email, please send me a note with your email address to webmaster@clearwatertu.org so it can be sent to you in a timely manner. *Clearwater TU will not give away, sell, or use your email address for solicitation or other non-TU business purposes. It will only be used for the Newsletter and infrequent, but important chapter announcements, if necessary. You can also login to TU National website and update your info there so you do not miss any important Trout Unlimited information. User account | Trout Unlimited - Conserving coldwater fisheries ** I hate email spam just as much as anyone else Send me an email if you have questions, feedback or you would like to make a posting. Caught & Released:
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Clearwater Chapter Trout Unlimited By-Laws Posted Online
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Clearwater Chapter Meetings are the Third Monday of Every Month***
All are welcome. Meetings are held at the Best Western Sovereign Hotel about a mile east of the end of the Northway (I-87). We start with a guest fly tier at 6:30pm and our presentation begins about an hour later. Admission to our meetings is free and public is always invited, so please bring a friend(s) and meet with many of the local 'expert' Fly Fishers, Fly Tiers, and Conservationists.
Be sure to take part in the monthly fly swap!
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Clearwater Chapter TU Board Meetings. First Monday each month at 7 PM - All interested members are welcome to participate. Saratoga Bridges in Clifton Park, NY Come join us and see how things work behind the scenes for this busy chapter. All TU members are welcome and encouraged to attend. |
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2012 Fishing & Fly Tying Classes for All Levels
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Clearwater Chapter Trout Unlimited Satellite Group in Gloversville Clearwater Chapter members who live in the western part of our district have started a satellite group and will be holding their monthly meetings at the Pine Tree Rifle Club. They are located in Johnstown at 419 Johnson Ave., which is just off of O'Neil St. Scheduled meetings of the Gloversville TU Group will be held at 7:00 PM on the Third Thursday of every month. They have guest speakers and a raffle at end of each meeting. For additional information concerning the meetings please contact Paul Borisenko or Ronald Dorn |
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Clearwater Chapter Trout Unlimited Satellite Group in Schoharie Has restarted again on the SUNY Cobleskill Campus. See calendar for details
For more information contact Mike Walchko (518) 234-4192 or Dan Drake (932) 249-3934 |
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Our Featured Partners: The Batten Kill Watershed Alliance Coordinating, educating, and promoting stewardship for the benefit and enhancement of the Batten Kill Watershed in New York and Vermont. |
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Support Casting for Recovery's belief in "To Fish is to Hope" Please donate or volunteer your time for this very important cause.
Casting for RecoveryŽ (CFR), founded in 1996, is a national non-profit support and educational program for breast cancer survivors. We enhance the lives of breast cancer survivors by offering no-cost retreats tailored to promote and support mental and physical healing through shared experiences and the learning of new skills. At the end of 2008 we have served 3,500 women through the delivery of 269 retreats, helped by over 1,000 volunteers nationwide. Through 2˝-day retreats, the sport of fly-fishing is used to promote physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. The effective balance between the physical benefits of the gentle exercise provided by fly-fishing and the counseling curriculum benefits women at any age and any stage of treatment or recovery. The program allows women to get away from their cancer, while providing support from the medical/psychosocial professionals present at every retreat. |
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Check out new additions to the Links and Trout in the Classroom pages. |
