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This month’s speaker: This month’s speaker will be chapter member Mike Flaherty, Fisheries Manager – Region 3, NYS DEC – Division of Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Fisheries will be speaking to the chapter on the state of the Esopus … Continue reading →

This month’s speaker: Dave “Rocky” Rockwell will be speaking on salmon and steelhead fishing in Lake Ontario and the Salmon River. The salmon and steelhead fisheries associated with Lake Ontario are one of the angling treasures of New York State, … Continue reading →

In collaboration with the Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program (AWSMP) the Catskill Mountains Chapter of Trout Unlimited is organizing a tree planting project along Stony Clove Creek near Wright Road on Earth Day in April. AWSMP has been conducting a … Continue reading →

Sunday’s Fly tying circle at Kenco has been cancelled due to the winter storm. I hope you can join us next  Sunday from 1-3.

This month’s speaker will be Tracy Brown, Northeastern Restoration Coordinator, Trout Unlimited. Tracy has been TU’s Northeastern Restoration Coordinator since 2012. She works closely with local TU Chapters and many partners to restore and protect trout habitat coordinating restoration projects … Continue reading →

All, Attached is CMTU January newsletter.  Information on our winter fly fishing and fly tying classes,  angler parking, and health of our Catskill creeks are some of the highlights. CMTU Newsletter January 2017 Ted Note: Due to the very recent … Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone that came out to the party. I have posted a couple of photos from the event and a copy of the pork-cutlet-recipe made by Fritz Sonnenschmidt.                     … Continue reading →

Thursday December 1st 2016 from 6:30 – 7:30pm Catskill Mountains Trout Unlimited will be at Keegan Ales Brewery in Kingston NY. “Trout T’Ales” is chance for members and local anglers to gather, have a beer and talk about the season. … Continue reading →

This month’s speakers will be Leslie Zucker from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County, and Adam Doan, of Ulster County Soil and Water, both representing the Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program. Leslie and Adam will be speaking on projects that … Continue reading →

In case you missed it the DEC has closed fishing ion the Esopus Creek through the remainder of the season to to the drought. See: http://www.watershedpost.com/2016/drought-prompts-dec-ban-fishing-esopus-creek