Trout Weekly

  • Fishing

    A fishing cornucopia, thanks to a healthy forest 

    fly fishing in the tongass

    There’s a place that has 13,000 miles of salmon and steelhead producing streams that flow through 16.7 million acres of pristine forest.   That place, of course, is in Alaska.   The rivers and streams would take an angler a lifetime to explore and fish, and the forest surrounding these waterways is critical to their health.   The Tongass National Forest is the world’s largest…

  • Advocacy

    A lot on the line for America’s most prolific Salmon Forest

    Productive fish and wildlife habitats in the Tongass are the backbone of Southeast Alaska

    For many Americans, Southeast Alaska’s Inside Passage and Tongass National Forest is a dream destination.  Nearly 3 million visitors come every year to see the world’s largest intact temperate rainforest and its towering old-growth trees, dramatic mountains rising from the sea and tidewater glaciers.  The Tongass has 13000 miles of salmon streams Right now, there’s an incredible opportunity to help maintain the prolific…

  • Photo of the Week

    Photo of the week – Grandeur

    fly fishing grand canyon trout unlimited photo of the week

    The Grand Canyon nearly defines the word grandeur.  Its enormity, length and height, history and general impressiveness make it a sight to behold.     Protect the Grand Canyon Watershed Help protect this important watershed of the nearby Grand Canyon National Monument where opportunities galore exist for fishing and hunting.  Take Action >

  • Snake River dams

    A step in the right direction for salmon on the Snake River

    floodgates open at monumental dam on snake river at sunset

    After decades of litigation, delay and dwindling salmon runs, the federal court has once again stepped in. And this time, the urgency could not be clearer.  Without urgent intervention, salmon will disappear from the landscape  In his February 25, 2026 opinion, Judge Michael H. Simon did not mince words. For more than 30 years, he wrote, “the abundance of these salmonids has…