Author Archives: Andy Brunelle

Application deadline April 1, 2014.  More information here.

For the fifth year running Idaho Trout Unlimited presents the top ten stories affecting trout, salmon and steelhead and their watersheds in Idaho.   You can find the previous top ten here for 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009. 1. Wildfire … Continue reading →

Mark Davidson will pursue collaborative water projects with agriculture community Boise—Trout Unlimited today announced the hiring of Mark Davidson as TU’s new director of the Idaho Water Project. In the position, Davidson will oversee collaborative projects throughout Idaho that encourage smart water … Continue reading →

The United States Geological Survey (USGS) has a website showing information collected from hydro-acoustic tags implanted in lake trout in Yellowstone Lake. The hydro-acoustic transmitters implanted in adult lake trout help to document movement patterns in Yellowstone Lake.  “This will … Continue reading →

The Hemingway chapter had a particularly productive summer, fall and winter of 2012-2013. Fish rescues, kids’ education, access maintenance, plus fishing outings kept the chapter busy. TU staffer Chad Chorney helped lead the charge by organizing an Adopt-A-Trout program in … Continue reading →

Blackfoot River Project by Matt Woodard Blackfoot Home Rivers Initiative Project Manager Two irrigation diversions were completely rebuilt to improve fish passage. One diversion on Diamond Creek, another on Lanes Creek now utilize instream rock weirs for elevating water to … Continue reading →

The 3rd Annual Fly Casting Tournament is set for May 11, 2013, at Eagle Island State Park, sponsored by the Ted Trueblood Chapter. The cause remains the same: conservation of the South Fork Boise River wild trout fishery.  And you … Continue reading →

Here is an event you don’t want to miss.  This year is the 20th Annual East Idaho Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Expo in Idaho Falls, April 19-20.  There will be many Buszek Award fly tyers, and workshops by many … Continue reading →