Welcome to the Georgia Council of Trout Unlimited, part of a national network of grassroots volunteers dedicated to trout and salmon conservation. Georgia TU is devoted to conserving, protecting and restoring Georgia’s trout fisheries. All anglers and those interested in protecting our waters are welcome.
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Free TU Memberships offered to Essential Workers.
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
Spoonauger – July 13th Annual Chattooga River Sampling
Sarah will keep everyone updated in regards to scheduling changes due to weather events. *Spoonauger site can be easily accessed on foot. Annual Chattooga River Sampling Name* Email* Phone* Spoonauger Location July 13th – Workday […]
Read MoreGeorgia TU and Appalachian Trout Anglers announce the Crayfish Creek Fundraiser
Georgia Trout Unlimited and Appalachian Trout Anglers are pleased to announce the Crayfish Creek Fundraiser. If you trout fish in the North Georgia Mountains, you are an Appalachian Trout Angler. We all love the great […]
Read MoreU.S. Forest Service’s Rock Creek: Updates
This is to inform you that the U.S. Forest Service’s workday on April 3rd at Rock Creek has been cancelled. Also the U.S. Forest Service’s Kids Fishing Day on Rock Creek on May 1st is […]
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Georgia TU and Appalachian Trout Anglers announce the Crayfish Creek Fundraiser
Georgia Trout Unlimited and Appalachian Trout Anglers are pleased to announce the Crayfish Creek Fundraiser. If you trout fish in the North Georgia Mountains, you are an Appalachian Trout Angler. We all love the great […]
Read MoreLand and Water Conservation Fund
Georgia’s forest needs your help! Right now, the Georgia USFS needs to see a show of support from you to help secure funds to acquire 477 acres in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests, through the Land […]
Read MoreRodney and Steve talk about GA Council’s Impactful Programs
Our very own Rodney Tumlin youth education coordinator and Steve Westmoreland conservation chair talked about their involment with Georgia Council of Trout Unlimited and the many programs they are directly involved with at the council. Listen […]
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