Category Archives: Meetings

Wednesday, October 18th Residence in by Marriott Kingston 800 Frank Sottile Blvd 6:30-8:30 Bob Adams, DEC Region 3 Fisheries Manager to speak to chapter Bob Adams, our friendly, local DEC fisheries manager, and one of the authors of the Upper … Continue reading →

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS CHAPTER TROUT UNLIMITED MEETING COURTYARD by MARRIOTT Wednesday January 20, 2016, 6:30PM Meeting- This coming Wednesday evening, we have a great presentation by Greg Cuda, a Board Member of the Batten Kill Watershed Alliance. Greg is an active … Continue reading →

Chapter Meeting– General meeting will begin at 6:45 PM. After a general meeting we will have a presentation on the Schoharie Creek fishery in Green County by Judd Weisberg former member of the chapter. Judd resides on the banks of … Continue reading →

Meeting- The Regular Meetings for May 15th will be on Thursday to finish the year out. We will begin approximately at 6:30 PM. These meetings are scheduled and reserved at Courtyard by Marriott adjacent to Target in the Hudson Valley … Continue reading →

  Meeting- The Regular Meeting will begin at 6:45 PM. We will begin our meeting early so we can have enough time for our guest speaker and presentation. Eduardo Barrueto from Coyhaique, Chilean Patagonia has a fly fishing operation in Coyhaique … Continue reading →

Meeting- The Regular Meeting will begin at 6:45 PM. We will begin our meeting early so we can have enough time for our guest speaker and presentation of our annual scholarship to a student at UCCC in Water Management/Science classes. … Continue reading →

A reminder for this month’s chapter meeting.  Wednesday October 17, 2012 Gander Mountain, Kingston, NY.  It will be held in the archery range as it was last month. Meeting- The Regular Business Meeting will begin approximately at 7:00 PM. After … Continue reading →

Meeting- Our General Meeting will begin at 7:15 pm. Following the meeting, we will have our Guest Speaker, Mike Flaherty, from Region 3 DEC Fisheries. Mike will be presenting the Post Irene and Lee storms affects to the Esopus Creek … Continue reading →