To conserve, protect and restore Colorado’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds
To conserve, protect and restore Colorado’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds
If you're on the river or lake and see any of the following spills or pollutants, please call 800-424-8802 - The National Spill Response Center (24 hour nationwide hotline).
We are the first Trout Unlimited chapter in Colorado. Our membership is over 1,500 strong who are dedicated to conserving coldwater fisheries in Colorado. We would love to see you at our next event.
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Tired of seeing stocked rainbows? Want to see some REAL WILD CUTTHROAT TROUT? This is what Colorado is known for. Come to our June CCTU meeting presentation and get some
This month the fly raffle will be sponsored by an individual. Bob Getz (above) is our current newsletter editor and an excellent fly tyer. He has whipped up a
Another Great Success for Trout In The Classroom More than 50 members of Christopher Lambrecht’s Stream Ecology class have moved on. No, they’re not graduating. In fact, they’re not even
Many of our Cutthroat Chapter members have had the pleasure of fishing for cutthroat trout in the legendary Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. I have listened with great envy
If you’re not familiar with our Trout in the Classroom program, it’s a program that provides the resources to a willing teacher to raise a tank full of trout. Well,
My wife dropped me off at the Dad Clark Park N Ride at Oh Dark 15. After a few sips of my fufu coffee, I realized that as the sky
Work Date: Saturday, June 15th, 2013 Project Location: above the South Platte at the Springer Fire Burn Area Project Time: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with a lunch break around
PROJECT CANCELLED DUE TO TOO MUCH MOISTURE RAKING AND SEEDING WILL NOT BE FEASIBLE Call Jim Klug @303-953-8046 with any questions. Our next Conservation Project is Scheduled for June 15,
Bob Getz at the tying bench
This month the fly raffle will be sponsored by an individual. Bob Getz (above) is our current newsletter editor and an excellent fly tyer. He has whipped up a whole box of his favorites. Make sure to thank Bob for his generous donation and great work with the newsletter.
Richard Pilatzke
Our featured tyer this month is our very own Richard Pilatzke. He is our current fly tying activities director. He coordinates our yearly fly tying meeting in March. He has provided us with many dozens of flies for the monthly raffle. Thank you Richard for your generous donations and hard work.
The Board of Directors meets the first Tuesday of every month at The Shack in Littleton
Our monthly Chapter meeting is held on the third Tuesday of every month at 7899 S Lincoln Ct
