Upcoming activities for December......
WHEN: Wednesday, December 14, 2016
WHERE: Lucky Lab Public House [Multnomah Village]
WHAT TIME: 6:30 p.m. [with 7:00 p.m. official program start]
WHAT to EXPECT: Rob Crandall-"Spring Fishing Opportunities"Here in the NW we have so many great fisheries. In this presentation, Rob features some of his favorite spring fishing.....
....opportunities and offers tips and strategies for anglers to make the most of their early season trips. This presentation covers: Lake fly fishing strategies, Deschutes River Spring hatches, Fly Fishing for Shad and Spring steelhead opportunities.
Rob is an accomplished, successful and highly recommended guide and instructor in the PNW. He runs trips from his outfitting service WATERTIME OUTFITTERS; also offers classes, instruction and schools to help out all levels of fishermen.
WHAT to BRING: a good attitude and a handshake - introduce yourself!
WHEN: Saturday, January 7th & 14th, 2017
WHERE: Northwest Fly Fishing Outfitters & Royal Treatment Fly Fishing
WHAT TIME: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. [4 hours shifts available]
WHAT to EXPECT: CHRISTMAS for COHO
This is TVTU's popular tree collection and habitat restoration program; for these January dates the Chapter will be collecting trees from the public and two of our premier NW fly fishing shops. The trees are collected and then stockpiled for later placement as salmon fry habitat in our local waters.
Please contact us to help - TVTURestoration@gmail.com - use C4C Volunteer in the subject and let us know you are interested. you can also call one of our C4C Coordinators: Jon Pampush [503.330.7934] or Mike Gentry [503.636.0061].
Please help make this program successful again in 2017!
WHAT to BRING: there are numerous activities for all levels of help - please contact us for information!
NEWS/UPDATES:
It is with great respect that we say goodbye to Mark Rogers as he has announced his retirement from the TVTU Board. Mark brought a great attitude to the board along with a willingness to grow our Chapter Outreach efforts in the local community as well as with our younger citizens and future fishing conservationists! Mark has moved and though it was within the state, he is no longer in our chapter area and has chosen to shift to join our friends in the Clackamas River Chapter.
We all would like to give our SINCEREST THANKS to Mark and and his wife Janet for the time and dedication they gave our Chapter! We expect to see them in the future and wish them the best in their new home!
