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Photo of the week – migrations
If your fishing season ended recently, it’s a great time to go birding. Many birds are migrating south to warmer climates for the winter, so you have an opportunity to watch the skies to see what flies overhead. Or even better, still go to your favorite fishing spot and see what birds frequent it for…
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Photo of the week – cowboys
Across the country, river champions have diverse backgrounds and numerous reasons for their work in conservation. Cowboys and ranchers are tied closely to their lands and waters because if they are not in good condition, their lives and livelihoods could falter. We thank our cowboy champions. Without their dedication to landscape health, trout and anglers…
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Photo of the Week – Be a champion
Trout Unlimited has a new tagline: “Every River Needs a Champion.” And while we would like to think it describes an organization that has grown from one grassroots chapter in Michigan to a national operation with outsize impact on conservation, really the tagline is about the people of TU, all the hundreds of thousands of…
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Photo of the week – matchy, matchy
Trout matching its background perfectly.
Often, trout colors change depending on the color of the water they are in to better camouflage themselves. While that is amazing, we love nothing more than when trout match the background of the river, and there’s nothing better than a brown trout matching fall colors on the shores.
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Photo of the week – spooky
Not blood, just another TU River Champion hard at work on a restoration project No, that’s not blood from a barbed hook wound on his waders. It’s just a drawing in red marker of a river restoration project in progress. Just another of TU’s River Champions hard at work.
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Photo of the week – hunting season
October is hunting season.
October is hunting season for many. That means hanging up the fly rod and picking up the rifle off the wall rack. Best of luck to all of you who enjoy spending time hunting on our amazing public lands.
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Photo of the week – salmon
Salmon are the lifeblood of numerous ecosystems.
Sockeye salmon in Alaska Salmon are the lifeblood of numerous ecosystems. Without them, our rivers would be less abundant, our forests barer, wildlife hungrier and our fishing less thrilling. Take a moment out to herald the salmon; from the sockeye to the mighty Chinook, to the chum and coho, and even the lowly pinks, these…
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