GBTU Hosts NH'S First TU Kids Trout Camp
July 11-15, 2007
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Woman's Fly Fishing Clinic
Sunday June 24th
at Mountain Road Fly Shop (www.mountainroadfly.com)
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6th Annual Lamprey Cleanup
Saturday May 5th
Thanks to a great effort by many volunteers, the Lamprey cleanup was a huge success, ... Read More >>
Great Bay TU makes donation to help Earth Day Celebration
Thursday, April 19
Great Bay Trout Unlimited donated of $300.00 to the school to help fund the plantings of 3 trees... Read more >>
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NH TU Council News
November, 2007
There were a number of important items of concern to our New Hampshire Chapters resulted from the recent meeting. Download a PDF of the full write up, as prepared by Dave Magnon, Chair, NH TU Council >>Download PDF
The Didymo Algae Is On The Move
Tuesday, July 31
The invasive algae is only about 100 miles away from the Adirondacks in Vermont. Read and help distribute this informative flyer (PDF). Read More >>
Acid Impaird Lakes & Ponds Report
July 25, 2007
a draft Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) report for 156 acid impaired lakes and ponds and 2 impoundments (which includes 114 beaches) and 21 Aluminum impaired lakes is now available for public comment until the 4 pm on August 23rd, 2007 ... Read More >>
Stop the Spread of Didymo Algae
Tuesday, July 25th
Learn more about the didymo algae, why we should care, and how you can help prevent it from spreading and distroying more trout streams... Read More >>
More on the Didymo algae.
Tuesday, July 24th
There has been confirmation to the existence of didymo algae (rock snot) on the NH side of the Upper Connecticut River in the headwaters area. It is PARAMOUNT that we initiate the Home Rivers program as soon as possible-- Read More >>.
News from our peers in Vermont regarding the didymo algae.
Monday, July 16th
It is critical to inform as many TU members as possible regarding inhibiting the spread of this algae via boats, float tubes and gear. We have posted the letter received here on our website, please click to Read More >>. |
