Chapter Meetings Start at 7:00 PM
3732 Spooner Ave, Altoona, WI 54720
Come Join Us for Gore-Tex Wader Repair 11/14/19
Come join us for a very interesting and informative meeting on the care and repair of Gore-Tex Waders!
Gabe Schubert, a representative for Simms Fishing Products, the leader in the USA made wader manufacturing, will be on hand to walk you through how to care for, and what you can do to repair Gore-Tex waders.
Fly Fishing for Steelhead featuring Jeff Treu 12/12/19
The program focuses on fly fishing for Steelhead on the Great Lakes tributaries. Covering mainly those of Lakes Michigan, Superior and Huron. Fall, Winter and Spring seasons each have their own challenges with changing water temperatures and stream flow. Reading the water, fly selection and presentation will also be discussed. The program will also touch on conservation strategies for the future of the Great Lakes Fishery.
A Evening With Our Local DNR Fish Biologist 1/9/20
We have the three DNR fish biologists that reside over our nine-county chapter district, presenting the state of our local waters and what the future has in store.
Joseph Gerbyshak – Chippewa, Dunn, Pepin, and Eau Claire Counties
Dan Hatleli – Buffalo, Jackson, and Trempealeau Counties
Kasey Yalley – Dun County
Speed Dating With Fly's 02/13/20
You may have heard of “Speed Dating.” We have added a different twist “Speed Fly Tying.” We have invited three Wisconsin guides to join us and tie two of their favorite fly’s. Our Guides are place at a table where 8-10 folks watch the fly created and a discussion on the presentation. After 25 minutes you move to the next table, and begin the process again, and after 25 minutes you get to experience the third table. You have three opertunties to discuss how to present their creations to our friends with scales that seem to outsmart a number of us.
Clear Waters TU 48th Annual Banquet 03/19/20
Come join us for the WI Clear Waters TU Chapter Banquet’s 47th Anniversary.
Watch for Updates
Invasive Species April 8th Presented By AJ Leiden Beaver Creek AIS Coordinator
Whether they come in ballast water, on the hulls of recreation boats or from the water of an angler’s bait bucket, many non-native species such as zebra mussels and Eurasian water milfoil have found their way into Wisconsin’s waterways. Their presence can cause severe damage to local ecosystems, industry and tourism. However, the Wisconsin DNR is part of a strong partnership of public and private stakeholders in Wisconsin committed to an effective strategy of prevention, containment and control. The more you know about these invaders, the more you can do to help stop the spread to Wisconsin’s precious waters.
The Annual Driftless Camping Trip in May
