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NEWSLETTER!
The TVTU Website has the September / October issue of The Trout Line for your reading pleasure!
Also check out the CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
while there!
GENERAL MEETING!
WHEN: Wednesday, September 10, 2014
WHERE: Lucky Lab Public House [Multnomah] [Note the scenery change!!]
WHAT TIME: 6:30 p.m. Socializing; meeting at 7:00 p.m.
WHAT to EXPECT: David Moskowitz, Executive Director of the Deschutes River Alliance, will be visiting and sharing information from this non-profit conservation organization comprised of individuals, organizations and businesses passionate about the lower Deschutes River.
WHAT to BRING: a friend, a story, an appetite - meetings are rather informal, so put out your hand and offer a smile! Food and beverages are available for purchase - second floor banquet room.
WHERE: Lucky Lab Public House [Multnomah] [Note the scenery change!!]
WHAT TIME: 6:30 p.m. Socializing; meeting at 7:00 p.m.
WHAT to EXPECT: David Moskowitz, Executive Director of the Deschutes River Alliance, will be visiting and sharing information from this non-profit conservation organization comprised of individuals, organizations and businesses passionate about the lower Deschutes River.
WHAT to BRING: a friend, a story, an appetite - meetings are rather informal, so put out your hand and offer a smile! Food and beverages are available for purchase - second floor banquet room.
OUTINGS - there are TWO this month!
WHEN: September 9, 2014
WHERE: Goose Lake, Washington
[a bit north of normal - don't forget to grab a WA license before you get to the lake].
WHAT TIME: mid morning - Goose Lake Campground Day Use area.
WHAT to EXPECT: Goose Lake is a popular mountain lake for brook, brown, rainbow, and coastal cutthroat trout. Fishing is best from a small boat or float tube - electric motors only.
The lake is open to fishing year round. Lake is 75 or so acres and resides at 3110 foot elevation [bring a jacket!].
WHERE: Goose Lake, Washington
[a bit north of normal - don't forget to grab a WA license before you get to the lake].
WHAT TIME: mid morning - Goose Lake Campground Day Use area.
WHAT to EXPECT: Goose Lake is a popular mountain lake for brook, brown, rainbow, and coastal cutthroat trout. Fishing is best from a small boat or float tube - electric motors only.
The lake is open to fishing year round. Lake is 75 or so acres and resides at 3110 foot elevation [bring a jacket!].
WHAT to BRING:
Float tube or pontoon and whatever else you take to stillwater fisheries! Also DO NOT forget your WASHINGTON FISHING LICENSE [they can be purchased on-line <link> - 1-day NR License is $20.15].
DIRECTIONS: Check with Andy for caravan options but - from Carson, WA, take the Wind River Highway north; take FS Road 65 to FS Road 60. About 8 miles of gravel road to the campground. Alternatively, take Highway 141 to Trout Lake, then west on Forest Road 60. About eight miles of gravel road to campground.
DIRECTIONS: Check with Andy for caravan options but - from Carson, WA, take the Wind River Highway north; take FS Road 65 to FS Road 60. About 8 miles of gravel road to the campground. Alternatively, take Highway 141 to Trout Lake, then west on Forest Road 60. About eight miles of gravel road to campground.
WHEN: September 17-22, 2014.
WHERE: Fall River - Fall River Campground [west of La Pine]
WHAT TIME: whenever you can get there - on any day! Look for the TVTU flag or leave a note on the campground board!
WHAT to EXPECT: one of the most popular fisheries and TU Campoutings offered. If you've never been - you're missing out.
WHAT to BRING:
This river and campground are in the Deschutes National Forest at about 4300 feet and temps are very changeable this time of year - often in range of freezing. Come prepared for the full gamut and range of Oregon temps and weather. Fly fishing gear is a must - as well as your normal camping gear. Waders, boots, staff and all that accessory stuff you've been collecting over the years!CONTACT & Specific info/directions:
Andy Andrews
OUTINGS INFO:
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