Category Archives: Uncategorized

Meeting- The Regular Meeting will begin at 7:00 PM. Before the meeting a tying demonstration will begin at 6:15 PM if someone would like to volunteer to do a couple flies. This is always an attraction to members to learn … Continue reading →

Meeting- The Regular Business Meeting will begin approximately at 7:15 PM. A tying demonstration will begin approximately at 6:15 PM by our guest speaker. He will demonstrate and tie caddis nymphs that are useful on the Housatonic River. After his … Continue reading →

Meeting- Our regular meeting will begin at 7 PM. After our Business Meeting we will have a presentation on the Hudson River Estuary Programs. Presenting will be Francis Dunwell, DEC Region 3 Hudson River Estuary Coordinator. Two years ago, staff … Continue reading →

Members , I want to thank everyone that attended the Chapter Christmas Social last Thursday. Also, to all the contributions made for the supper. Everything was terrific and we had a great time. Attached is the recipes that were left … Continue reading →

»Action Alert  |  December 19, 2012   Please visit our online action center today and urge New York to adequately protect the state’s trout streams from shale gas development. WHY WE CARE New York boasts more than 60,000 miles of streams and … Continue reading →

Chapter Christmas Party- Fair Street Reformed Church. We will have a terrific night beginning about 6 PM on Thursday December 13th with guests and members present. As always we will be entertained by Chef Fritz Sonnenschmidt with his dynamic, humorous … Continue reading →

Meeting- The Regular Business Meeting will begin approximately at 6:45 PM. During the business meeting conservation committee plans to discuss ideas with the chapter to gauge interest among the chapter members and to set the conservation agenda for 2013. Please … Continue reading →

Ulster Soil & Water is looking to see if local TU members and friends would be willing to help plant willow plants. The stakes are being planted to establish willow cutting beds for future stream restoration and CSBI projects in … Continue reading →