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All saltwater anglers in Connecticut are now required to purchase a $10 saltwater fishing license after Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed the bill into law this week. CLICK IMAGE TO READ MORE...
The Mianus Chapter of Trout Unlimited is comprised of more than 500 anglers from Greenwich to Ridgefield, Connecticut, dedicated to preserving and protecting the rivers and streams of lower Fairfield County through restoration projects, education initiatives and advocacy efforts.

As part of Trout Unlimited National, the chapter depends on grassroots efforts to maintain the region's natural resources for future generations. Join us for informational meetings, fishing outings, river restoration, school education programs and more.

Throughout 2009, Trout Unlimited will celebrate its 50th anniversary as the nation’s largest and oldest coldwater conservation organization in America. Started in 1959 by 16 fishermen in Michigan who wanted to protect their local river, TU has grown to 140,000 members in 400 local chapters throughout the country.


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• SALTWATER LICENSE REQUIRED
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• NEW FEATURE: What's Hatching?
• Mianus TU June Newsletter
• Mianus Chapter featured in article
• Annual Banquet a great success

• ANIMATION: Learn To Tie Any Knot

• Mianus Chapter celebrates TU's 50th

• Mianus member fishing images

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If you take care of the fish, the fishing will take care of itself.