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As a thank you to all essential workers who continue to report to work, perform their duties and make life easier for the rest of us. If you’re an essential worker, please reach out directly to our TU National President, Chris Wood, via email, and he will start the process for your complimentary membership.
Council News & Reports
Emily Rogers classwork with the EAS Chattahoochee Restoration Project
Emily Rogers volunteer time with the TU’s Embrace A Stream Chattahoochee Restoration Project – Crayfish Creek turns into a class project for school credit. Emily is the conservation chair for the UGA 5Rivers Club. The […]
Read MoreAnnual Chattooga River Sampling
Annual Chattooga River Sampling The GA DNR has scheduled the yearly sampling in two locations (weather permitting): Spoonauger on Tuesday, July 7th, 2020 *Ellicott Rock on Tuesday, July 14th, 2020 Any TU member interested in […]
Read MoreCasting for Recovery Atlanta Real Estate Forum Interview
The goal of Casting for Recovery is to provide an opportunity for women who are recovering from breast cancer to not only have the experience of the exercise that it gives them, but also to […]
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Take It With You When You Go
Good article on the importance of clean water from Gink and Gasoline (with a mention of the #CLEANMYWATER campaign now underway by the Upper Chattahoochee Chapter of Trout Unlimited). http://www.ginkandgasoline.com/conservation/take-it-with-you-when-you-go/
Read MoreWhat is Trout in the Classroom?
http://www.gon.com/news/trout-in-the-classroom-2
Read MoreWinter Trout Fishing Tips
By Phil Monahan, reposted from MidCurrent.com Question: Tell me the truth. Is it really worth fly fishing in the winter? I’ve read all the magazine articles and looked at the pictures, but I still don’t […]
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