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Kitsap-Olympic Peninsulas Chapter #383

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Nov. 11th Chapter Meeting. Guest speaker Megan Moore from NOAA

Megan works at the NOAA NW Fisheries Science Center and focuses primarily on the Hood Canal Steelhead Project, which measures the effect of supplementation on depressed steelhead populations in three treatment streams feeding into the Hood Canal--she will be presenting an update the project. Join us @ Central Market at 7pm

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Chapter Christmas Party Dec. 6th

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Save Bristol Bay!

Take Action Now! For more than a decade, we have fought to protect Bristol Bay from the proposed Pebble mine. As wild salmon populations decline globally, Bristol Bay's prolific wild salmon runs and the economies they support make it a place of international importance. It faces imminent threat from the proposed Pebble mine as well as hard rock mining on adjacent state and federal land. In order t... more

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Salmon Days!

November 9 11am- 3pm

Chapter Blogs

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WOMEN'S FLY FISHING 101 IN EDMONDS

Here's Chris Madison, our IFFF certified casting instructor, demonstrating the finer points of casting to a group of interested women at the Women... Read More

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Women Fly Fishing 101 on Bainbridge Island

On July 16, Trout Unlimited's Women's Initiative sponsored Women's Fly Fishing 101 at Pru's House and Battlepoint Pond on Bainbridge Island. ... Read More

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Women's Fly Fishing 101 in Edmonds

Heather Hodson and her team will present another Women's Fly Fishing 101 in Edmonds on August 13, 2016 from 9-3 at the Willow Creek Fish Hatchery... Read More

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Submitted by Doug.AgeeTue, 2013-10-22 18:31

Take Action!

Tell Congress To Protect Clean Water

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Headwater streams are among the most important bodies of water for trout and salmon. They provide habitat for spawning and juvenile fish, and are essential to maintaining the water quality of the larger downstream waters they feed.

Take Action Now!