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Winter 2020 Trout Line
Check out the Winter 2020 issue of Trout Line, our quarterly newsletter HERE.
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MTU awards $26,000 in Chapter Mini-Grants in Spring of 2019
Thanks to the generosity of the Michael J. Connell Family Foundation, Montana Trout Unlimited was able grant to $26,000 of funding during its Spring Chapter Mini-Grant cycle. The Bitterroot Chapter (Hamilton) applied for funds to Read more…
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Fish fare well at 2019 Montana Legislature
Our efforts in the 2019 Montana Legislature paid off. Literally. This session we led sporting and conservation groups’ efforts to secure the most responsible fish and wildlife budgets that have passed the legislature in decades. Read more…
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MTU hires Jefferson Watershed Project Manager
Chris Edgington grew up in the flatlands of Nebraska, where his pursuit of fish started at a young age, and led to chasing bass and bluegill with a fly rod in his early teens. He Read more…
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Trout Line – Summer 2018
Follow the link to read the full electronic version of Montana Trout Unlimited’s quarterly newsletter. MTU Summer 2018 Trout Line
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2018 Conservation & Fly Fishing Camp
Montana Trout Unlimited once again hosted 20 campers, aged 11-14, at Camp Watanopa on Georgetown Lake. Early concerns regarding high stream flows where quickly set aside as the fishing was excellent both on surrounding streams Read more…
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MTU’s Grassroots Warriors Help Get I-186 on the November Ballot
It takes more than 25,000 valid signatures from registered voters in Montana to qualify an initiative for the ballot. A minimum number of those signatures have to come from at least 34 of the House Read more…
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Take action and tell Congress to #SaveLWCF
The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) is our country’s premier program to fund public access, fish and wildlife conservation and outdoor recreation. Since 1965, LWCF has poured more than $16 billion into local communities Read more…
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Blackfoot River Outfitters Memorial Float
On September 5, 2015 Matthew and Laura Churchman lost their newborn son William. At 32 weeks, they learned that, due to major abnormalities, his was not a life compatible outside the womb. His brief moment Read more…
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Why do we care about native trout?
“Spring” is the most common creek name west of the 100th Meridian. East of that line, it’s “Mill.” Chances are, most of us have crossed, fished, or floated by a Spring Creek. I’ve often walked Read more…