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86,000 Miles of Streams

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Published on Oct 1. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

Stream fishing

Conservation and environment

A cold water conservation story of wild trout and how their presence in Pennsylvania streams helps secure protection for the watershed in the face of shale gas development. Learn more at: https://www.tu.org/tu-projects/eastern-shale-gas-development

Originator

Trout Unlimited

Taff 363: Once a zombie river, now alive, but for how long?

The Taff was once a dead river, seen only as a convenient way to dispose of industrial waste.

Oct 9. 2020

Una - The One

A Fly Fishing & Conservation Documentary.
"This film is more, much more than the ordinary fly fishing film [...], this film is a shout to the world!" - lemouching.com

Apr 23. 2020

Rising from the Ashes

Less than six years ago, the second of two dams on the Elwha River, on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, was taken out to provide access for fish to the upper river located in the Olympic National Pa

Apr 21. 2017

Karel Liška

Karel Liška was huge in many ways, the pioneer of Czech fly fishing who was also a beekeeper, liked tarot games and was an virtuoso zither player.

The Sage of Dibbin Creek

Jan 11. 2024

A capturing and sometimes touching novel about a young boy whose life is formed by farming, outdoors activities and fishing

Oct 20. 2022

Matching the BWO hatch

Flies fitting the "Blue Winged Olive" description are important in almost every river in the trout fishing world

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