Meeting Postponed Some of you have heard this already. We will postpone our meeting until next Monday. While the weather has turned to rain today it will change back again to snow and less friendly conditions this evening, so I’ve been told. Stay safe out there today and tomorrow. Thanks,C. Josh Rownd
Continue reading →Supper at 6 PM, $5 donation, talking free. BYOB Speaker Geoff Klane, fly fishing for Carp at 7 PM Business meeting to follow Monthly meetings are generously hosted by the Ipswich River Watershed Association, 143 County Road, Ipswich, MA 01938.
Continue reading →The Nor’East Chapter of Trout Unlimited, is committed to the conserving, protecting and restoring Massachusetts’ North Shore coldwater fisheries. In keeping with this mission, the chapter honors those who serve towards this goal. Kalil Boghdan and Robert Torkildsen have selflessly given to the Chapter in many ways over the years. The duo have lead the…
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Kalil Boghdan and Bob Torkildsen receive the Chapter’s Outstanding Service Award for once again organizing a successful banquet/fundraiser! Their leadership qualities enabled other members to pitch in: Ben Meade, Geof Day, Ken Washburn, Dave Walsh, Fred Jennings, Josh Rownd and Peter Vandermeulen. And donations of one-of-a-kind special crafts by Geoff Klane, Chett Walsh, Dorothy Boghdan…
Continue reading →The Nor’East Chapter will be presenting an award to John Dold, superintendent of the Boxford Department of Public Works, at their upcoming banquet. The chapter worked closely with the DPW on a series of projects in Boxford. The Correa-LeJeune Chapter Service Award will be presented next Saturday, March 9th, at the Danversport Yacht Club. Thank…
Continue reading →Speaker is our own Kalil Boghdan, Orvis guide. Kalil says he is far from being an expert freshwater fly angler and that he learns something new each time he is on the water. This evening, Kalil will speak on his experiences fly-fishing the Upper Connecticut River in Pittsburg, NH and his stay at Lopstick…
Continue reading →Rusty Russell is the executive director of the Merrimack River Watershed Association; hired in 2016, following on a decade of teaching graduate students in Tufts University’s urban and environmental policy and planning program. He will be presenting the MRWC’s fight to clean up the Merrimack, New England’s third largest river system. The Merrimack Watershed includes…
Continue reading →There never seems enough time for Chapter members to sit around and just chew the fat. Well December is our traditional members’ night when we gather to socialize and tell fish stories. We share our fishing experiences, with map in hand, and show where our successes are found. You can bring a few pictures of…
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