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Testimony for House Bill 230 Mr. Chairman, members of the committee, My name is Michael Gibson, Idaho Field Coordinator for Trout Unlimited, I am from Boise. I come before you today representing our Idaho members and convey our support for … Continue reading →

The latest issue of Yellowstone Science magazine focuses on native fish conservation in Yellowstone National Park.  There are several articles about native Yellowstone cutthroat trout including our restoration efforts in Yellowstone Lake (see pages 4-17 and 42-74 in particular). The article on … Continue reading →

Welcome to the end of 2016 and our 8th Annual Idaho Trout Unlimited’s ten trout tales, or stories affecting trout, salmon and steelhead and their watersheds in Idaho.   You can find the previous top ten stories for 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009. Simon Says.  US … Continue reading →

Chris’ comments at http://www.tu.org/blog-posts/note-to-the-tu-family  may provide a path forward and calm any anxiety over our future conservation work. Keep up the good work for future generations.  

Sunday, July 31st, 2016 @ 6 PM Best Western Lodge, McCall, ID Monday August 1st, 2016 @ 6:15 PM The Community Campus, Hailey, ID In these presentations, Jim Waddell will be delivering a compelling presentation on why the four Lower … Continue reading →

By Dave Sweet I thought you all might be interested in a fishing report from Walt Gasson (Director, TU Endorsed Businesses) on a trip he recently made into the Thorofare to fish for native Yellowstone cutthroats with Dave Hettinger Outfitting. … Continue reading →

The Sun Valley Single Fly is fast approaching, and we’ve got a few spots left…sign up a team today! The SVSF is a really fun weekend that benefits our beloved Big Wood River, and Trout Unlimited and the Wood River … Continue reading →

Cathy and I just got home from 7 days up on Yellowstone Lake with all of you. What a great experience it was for us. I have never before been involved with such a great group of volunteers who freely … Continue reading →