Author Archives: Ashlynn Goody

Where North Idaho Students Get into Water!  North Idaho is wet! Everything about living in North Idaho pretty much revolves around this fact. We ski, we boat the big lakes, we fish, and we build structures being mindful of water … Continue reading →

Hayden Creek, located near Tendoy, Idaho is one of the most productive tributaries of the Lemhi River.  It contains up to 40% of spawning Chinook Salmon in the Lemhi River basin each year along with populations of Steelhead and Bull … Continue reading →

Almost all young people have a grand desire to change the world. However, it becomes all too easy to become static. Unsure of the best way to act and overwhelmed with life and its responsibilities, it is no wonder that … Continue reading →

As I look back on my experience as an intern for Trout Unlimited, I can not help but think about how I ended up in the position to work for such an amazing organization. I grew up in San Francisco, … Continue reading →

My name is Manuel Ellenwood; I’m a part of the Nez Perce Tribe and I was an intern for Trout Unlimited for eight weeks during the summer. My experience should be different from others because I worked out in Lewiston … Continue reading →

   By Ashlynn Goody and Cassi Wood  We are thrilled to announce that The North American Journal of Fisheries Management will soon publish an article co-authored by Cassi Wood, our Central Idaho Project Manager.  Cassi and Jim Gregory, a longtime … Continue reading →

The Coeur d’Alene Project Manager, Erin Plue, is excited for the upcoming restoration of Prichard Creek which feeds into the North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene River. This project is highly anticipated by local stakeholders and fisheries managers. This waterbody … Continue reading →

Trout Unlimited lies deep in the fishing culture throughout the United States. We are one of many organizations that’s mission involves bettering the streams and rivers of America. Every day, we work with partners from our hometowns, from across the … Continue reading →

Written by Matt Green-Trout Unlimited-Idaho Water and Habitat ProgramUpper Salmon Project Manager Jerry Myers is a former Trout Unlimited project manager that lives along Indian Creek, a tributary to the Salmon River. Located in the remote Salmon River Mountains of … Continue reading →