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The mission of the Washington Council of Trout Unlimited is to conserve, protect and restore cold water fisheries, their watersheds, and ecosystems as a means of maintaining our quality of life.

Washington Council of Trout Unlimited does this by promoting effective fish management decisions, and by taking an active part in habitat restoration and fish production projects. We communicate to the general public about the needs of our fishery resources through our participation in various aquatic education programs throughout the state of Washington, and we work closely with other recreational fishing andconservation organizations in promoting legislation affecting our cold water fisheries.

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Last update - January 18, 2013

News and Updates

Elwha dam removal on hold
Dam removal is on hold until fixes can be made to water treatment plant. Click here...
Submit comments to EPA about Bristol Bay
To submit comments to the EPA regarding mining operations at the headwaters of rivers empyting into Bristol Bay. Click here...
Salmonid Predation in the Lower Cedar River
Read a study about the predation of salmonids by trout and other fishes in the lower Cedar River Click here...
State of Salmon in Watersheds Report
Washington State Recreation and Conservation office releases report Click here...
ADA Access on Wiskah River
WDFW designates area on Wishkah River for ADA access Read more...
Yakima Fly Fishers wins WDFW award
Read about the work done by this club Read more...
Wild steelhead returning to Elwha River
Here's a King TV report on returning steelhead Click here...
Glines Canyon Dam removal blog
This blog has latest information on removal of the dam on the Elwha River Click here...
Sockeye returning in large numbers
To see the current count of sockeye at the Ballard Locks Click here...
Chinook returning to Lake Washington sytem
To see chinook counts Read more...
Trout in the Classroom in schools in Spokane County
Ten Spokane County schools participate in the program Read more...
TU helps with "Kids Fish In" in Yakima
Read more...
Andy Batcho's stream restoration presentation
To see Andy's presentation Click here...
Felt Soled Wading Boots
Read Bill Robinson's discussion on cleaning felt soled boots Click here...
Washington Water Project video
Take a look at this Salmon Safe Video featuring Jeri Timm!Click here...
Elwha River Restoration Project
Use this web site to view progress on the dam removal activity Click here...
Salmon in the classroom program saved
The salmon in the class program survives - without state moneyRead more...
Endangered Species Act remains intact
House of Represenatatives defeats amendment that would eviserate the Endangered Species Act Read more...
Judge Redden rejects salmon protection plan
Judge says that the plan relies on vague promises Read more...
Restore Elwha River without hatchery fish?
Opinion - should hatcheries be part of Elwha recovery plan? Read more...
TU comments on Chinook Resource Management Plan
Read TU comments on NOAA's proposed evauation and draft RMP Read more...
Cherry Point Aquatic Reserve management plan
Peter Goldmark Washington Commisioner of Public Lands signs plan More...

 

 
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