So if you're not fishing at South Twin [and it's not too late if you leave now]....read on!
NEWSLETTER!
Latest issue as noted will be delayed......jeers to the server farm! What you can look forward to is the NEW TECHNOLOGY [at least for us] which has it posted to The Cloud and with any luck on Sunday around 7:00 a.m. - in time for your morning coffee - it will pop up here on the blog.....alternatively: click that little link on the right hand column, under the Facebook Button, that reads DOWNLOAD. Or click this >>> The Trout Line - ENJOY! Thank you so much for your patience!!
GENERAL MEETING!
WHEN: Wednesday, May 13, 2015
WHERE: Lucky Lab Public House [Multnomah]\
WHAT TIME: 6:30 p.m. Socializing; meeting starts at 7:00 p.m.
WHAT to EXPECT: Melissa Brown - "Urban Fish: Making a Living in the City"
The Portland metro area is home to dozens of resident and migratory fish species. For these fish, it’s survival of the fittest, as their habitat exists as a shell of its former self due to cumulative impacts of population growth, habitat loss, pollution, passage barriers, fishing pressure, invasive predation, and competition with hatchery fish. Yet, we see populations persist!
WHERE: Lucky Lab Public House [Multnomah]\
WHAT TIME: 6:30 p.m. Socializing; meeting starts at 7:00 p.m.
WHAT to EXPECT: Melissa Brown - "Urban Fish: Making a Living in the City"
The Portland metro area is home to dozens of resident and migratory fish species. For these fish, it’s survival of the fittest, as their habitat exists as a shell of its former self due to cumulative impacts of population growth, habitat loss, pollution, passage barriers, fishing pressure, invasive predation, and competition with hatchery fish. Yet, we see populations persist!
Melissa will take you to some of the pockets of salvation where we
still find remnants of what once was, and discuss what the City is doing
to keep salmonids around for the long run.
WHAT to BRING: an appetite and a friend! Food and beverages are available for
purchase - second floor banquet room.
FOR FUN!
WHAT: Tualatin River Bird Festival
WHERE: Tualatin National Wildlife Refuge
WHEN: March 16th, 2015
AND MORE FUN!!
WHAT: Spey Clave 2015 - Oxbow Park
WHERE: Oxbow Regional Park on the Sandy River
WHEN: March 16th, 2015
WHAT to EXPECT: The METRO Spey Clave 2015 where you can get your feet wet at the largest two-hand fly rod event in the Western Hemisphere. Learn the basics of spey casting from Northwest fly fishing legends, guides and national experts. Rods, lines, reels and some sizes of waders are available for use during the classes, or bring your own equipment. Free breakfast and lunch. Advanced registration not required; $5 per car and $7 per bus or free with annual parks pass. Suitable for all ages. No pets....fido stays home!
WHERE: Tualatin National Wildlife Refuge
WHEN: March 16th, 2015
WHAT to EXPECT: The Friends of the Refuge, in conjunction with Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, welcome you to our 19th Annual Tualatin River Bird Festival. This is a FREE family-friendly event! Join us for diverse family-friendly activities celebrating wildlife and wild places.
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Audubon of Portland live bird show at noon
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ODFW Archery Clinic
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Learn to catch a fish at the ODFW casting clinic
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Ducks Unlimited decoy painting
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Build a Bat House, Bird House or Bee Board
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Conservation exhibits
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Behind the Scene Wagon Rides from 10-3
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Guided walks for adults and kids
Participate in hands-on conservation activities geared toward kids.
If you go stop by and check out the guys manning the TVTU booth and passing on the good work of the Chapter and Trout Unlimited!
AND MORE FUN!!
WHAT: Spey Clave 2015 - Oxbow Park
WHERE: Oxbow Regional Park on the Sandy River
WHEN: March 16th, 2015
WHAT to EXPECT: The METRO Spey Clave 2015 where you can get your feet wet at the largest two-hand fly rod event in the Western Hemisphere. Learn the basics of spey casting from Northwest fly fishing legends, guides and national experts. Rods, lines, reels and some sizes of waders are available for use during the classes, or bring your own equipment. Free breakfast and lunch. Advanced registration not required; $5 per car and $7 per bus or free with annual parks pass. Suitable for all ages. No pets....fido stays home!
