Boot-sucking muck, broken boats and “beaver fever”: All in a day’s work for Great Lakes field staff.
For TU field staffers, there’s rarely such a thing as “just another day at the office.” Days in the field are always different and can present some interesting challenges.
Through the lens of the White House
Questions for David Lienemann, TU-member and former staff photographer for President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden
Planning for Salmon and Steelhead to Return as the Klamath Dams Come Down
Turning back the clock to a trophy wild trout fishery in the Appalachians.
Trout Talk View more
The True Cast: The Truth About “Euro Nymphing”
If you want to fall for Euro nymphing, knock yourself out. But let’s be honest about a few things.
The True Cast: Upstream, downstream.
The True Cast: Wanna fly fish? DON’T tie yourself up in knots.
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Snake River dams
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From the President
Conservation
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From the field View more
Battenkill program coordinator remains motivated after first three years
From rookie to pro, Jacob Fetterman works diligently to improve habitat conditions for Battenkill watershed trout
Boot-sucking muck, broken boats and “beaver fever”: All in a day’s work for Great Lakes field staff.
For TU field staffers, there’s rarely such a thing as “just another day at the office.” Days in the field are always different and can present some interesting challenges.
Colorado Adds Miles to its Gold Medal Waters
Clackamas River TU Steps Up for Their Home Waters
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Behind the TROUT Cover: Tim Romano
The morning before taking this photo, I’d risen before dawn, rowed one of the family’s old Carleton canoes to submerged cliff face I was told should be holding fish and…
