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On January 7th, water resources supervisor Jim Snitgen will be sharing habitat work the Oneida Nation is doing on Brown County trout streams, how many trout are there, and more.
read moreGreen Bay and Oconto Trout Unlimited chapters combine to bring popular Trout In the Classroom (TIC) project to Pulaski High School.
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One way we can show that we’ve improved habitat is to take before and after measures of how fast and how much water flows in a stream.
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Bills now before the Senate and Assembly would give civil liability protection people who do conservation work.
read moreIn a county once known for its clear trout streams and rivers, all of Kewaunee County’s three rivers – the East Twin, Ahnapee and Kewaunee – are now on the EPA’s Impaired Waters list. What happened ?
read moreWhether you want to discover new trout fishing spots, care about the protection of one-of-a-kind coldwater resources or both…you will want to be at GBTU’s second program of the meeting season.
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On September 25, seven Green Bay Trout Unlimited (GBTU) members finished painting the covered bridge.
read moreCome and join us Thursday, October 1st for our first program of the meeting season. Tim Waters will share decades of experience fishing one of America’s top 100 trout waters, the Wolf River and it’s tributaries.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has released a list of 118 parcels of land which are currently being reviewed for possible sale. Please read this Call To Action !
read moreAfter a fantastic summer of work projects, trout fishing and more…the GBTU meeting season is upon us. We have some great guest speakers, important decisions to make and more…
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