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Mr. President, help us protect Bristol Bay

As most TU members are aware, our organization is deeply involved in trying to protect Bristol Bay from what would be one of the world’s largest open-pit mines. Join TU’s Chris Wood in asking the Obama administration to put a stop to this mine, once and for all.

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Spring Issue of TROUT MagazineRead our feature story for free. Breakthrough — TU's persistence helps bring down the Elwha River Dams.

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TU CEO Chris Wood

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Kirk Deeter fishes in the Gila National Forest for rare, native Gila trout.

TU chooses Kirk Deeter as new TROUT Magazine Editor

Renowned outdoor writer, editor and author Kirk Deeter joined Trout Unlimited recently as the new editor of TROUT Magazine.

Don't Suck the Upper Colorado River Dry.

TU volunteers urge governor to protect Colorado River water

Colorado TU volunteers turned out in droves in late February to encourage Gov. John Hickenlooper to put a stop to two trans-mountain water diversions that would severely dewater the upper Colorado River.

Field & Stream and TU's Best Wild Places

Best Wild Places, year No. 2

For the second straight hear, TU and Field & Stream executed the Best Wild Places project. TU identified six imperiled landscapes from coast to coast, and Field & Stream sent writers to each destination.

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Corporate partners help TU achieve its goals

Trout Unlimited enjoys unparalleled relationships with a number of corporate partners who understand that intact habitat translates into quality fishing opportunity. That opportunity, of course, helps grow the sport of fishing and keeps businesses that cater to anglers alive and well. Partners like Patagonia Sur, Orvis and MidCurrent help TU achieve its goals on the ground, making fishing better — and more available — to all.

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CALLING ALL FLY FISHERMEN!!!
NJA Eco-Travel announces a SPECIAL FLY FISHING eco-tour with accomplished fly fisherman TOM GILMORE, and NJ Audubon’s Patrick Scheuer -- November 3 to 10, 2012.
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Belize is home to three of the four coral atolls in the Western Hemisphere, with Turneffe being the largest and most biologically diverse. Turneffe Atoll is located approximately 30 miles from Belize City, and has long been recognized as one of Belize’s premier saltwater fly fishing destinations. The ability to sight-fish for BONEFISH, PERMIT and TARPON on any given day makes Turneffe one of the few places where a Flats Grand Slam is always a possibility.
Tom Gilmore flyfishing
This special tour also provides you with the unique opportunity to fly fish alongside accomplished fly fisherman and author Tom Gilmore.  A “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to learn from someone who has fly fished around the world for over four decades, and recorded the details of landing over 11,000 game fish with only a fly rod.  Whether a beginning angler or advanced fly fisherman, who could resist learning tips from an expert?  And what better place to enjoy the sport than at Turneffe?
Turneffe Skiff
Turneffe Flats is located on the northeastern side of Turneffe Atoll’s 250 square miles of expansive flats, on a private white sand beach, with a wadeable bonefish flat right outside your door.  The coral reef is a stone's throw away.  Accommodations are beautifully appointed cabanas, each overlooking the beach. 
This trip includes 6 full days of “catch and release” fishing, whether wading or in small skiffs, with a guide.
Space is very limited.  Early “fish” discount if registration and deposit are received by April 30.
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» May newsletter [PDF]

The club will gather next Wednesday, May 9 for its annual casting night. A great opportunity to practice casting, dust off an old rod, test out a new one and introduce a friend to the sport and the FFF

Joe Sloboda will be passing out the Summer Raffle tickets at the beginning of casting night when we have a quick meeting. More details on this and many other events inside the newsletter.

Please take the time to get up to speed on the club's happenings. This is the busiest Spring and Summer calendar we have ever had. It will take many hands to make everything happen. Planning for the fall has begun too and we need new board members and directors to keep the momentum. Please consider giving some time to Firelands Fly Fishers, it is not hard work and it is fun. Elections of officers will take place at the June Picnic. New directors can be nominated as well, or best of all, just tell us that you would like to be involved.

In time for bass season, Tom's Fly of the Month is the Zonker

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