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Meet Theodore Orzol, our 2024 TIC Scholarship winner! His trout-raising journey inspired a passion for ecosystems and engineering.
The Farmington Valley Trout Unlimited Annual Banquet is just around the corner! Mark your calendar for Saturday, March 15, at 6 PM, and join us at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Bristol for a night of great company, exciting auctions, and a delicious buffet dinner.
Co-Hosted by Farmington River Watershed Association & Trout Unlimited
Please join us for an exciting pre-season tree planting out on the Farmington River at the lovely FRWA Frey Property on March 28th and 29th! We’ve created two sessions for folks to pick the date that works best for their schedules, and we really look forward to getting some beautiful native trees in the ground together with friends & families from the community. Both sessions are from 10am -2pm. We do ask that folks register in advance so we can prepare with equipment and refreshments. Also, please be sure to wear warm layers and boots ready for work! Shovels and gloves will be provided but feel free to bring yours if you prefer. Click Read More for more info and to sign up.
Farmington Valley Trout Unlimited (FVTU) has officially submitted public comments on the draft Farmington River Flow Plan. This critical plan, developed by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (D.E.E.P.), outlines strategies to optimize flow management on the Farmington River. Click here for more info.
We are thrilled to announce an incredible offer for everyone attending the 24th Annual FVTU Banquet! Our own FVTU board member Antoine Bissieux, an Orvis-endorsed guide, expert in euro nymphing, dry fly, and nymphing techniques, and casting instructor—also known as The French Fly Fisherman—has generously offered an amazing door prize.
The Trout in the Classroom 2025 Scholarship supports students pursuing environmental studies. Open to high school seniors who have completed an FVTU sponsored TIC program . Deadline: March 17, 2025. Click for more details!
Join us April 17 for our final meeting of the season featuring Bob Lindquist’s deep dive into Delaware River fly fishing!