Calendar of Events

The 2024 Fly Fishing Film Festival is coming to Bay City on April 9, 2024, featuring short and feature-length films. The Fly Fishing Film Festival will be at the Westown Theater, 611 Midland Street, Bay City. Doors open at 6:00 for those who wish to eat at the theater. Films start at 7:00. Tickets are priced at $25 and must be purchased online prior to the event. A link to ticket sales can be found at Mershon-Neumanntu.org.

This year there will be films that take you into the science of the Costa Marlin Project, to the deep depths of the jungle for the massive Peacock Bass, and will have a Steelhead story with characters as rare as the fish itself plus many, many more- including a film done our own AuSable River!
The F3T is the original and largest fly fishing film event of its kind and is proud to be an annual community event for all anglers. Come for the action and stay for the prizing.

Doors open at 6:00 PM – see the website http://www.AnnArborTU.org for tickets and further info.

Join Schrems West Michigan TU, Orvis Grand Rapids, Green Homes GR, and the local community for a casual get-together to talk trout and coldwater conservation, learn to tie a fly (or hone your skill), and support an awesome local brewery.

All are welcome to join us for this free gathering. Please reserve your spot so we can get a head count: https://tu.myeventscenter.com/event/Tie-One-On-With-Tu-90408

Mark your calendar for a Miller-Van Winkle Chapter Trout Unlimited Speaker Series Event at Nub’s Nob in Harbor Springs, Mi on Thursday, April 18th at 7 pm . Michigan Trout Unlimited Aquatic Ecologist Jordyn T Stoll Ph.D. will be the featured speaker. She will be speaking about invasives, and focus on Didymo (aka rock snot) and what Michigan TU is doing specifically in regards to Didymo.

A brief bio: Jordyn's formal interest in Aquatic Ecology began during her undergraduate work at Cleveland State University, where she helped with research using diatom fossils to understand changes in lake conditions over time. From there, she pursued a PhD at Kent State University, where she studied the effects of nutrients on algae in the Great Lakes, Lake Victoria in Kenya, and the Cuyahoga River, specifically aimed at better understanding harmful algal blooms. Now as an Aquatic Ecologist with Michigan TU, she hopes to engage Michiganders in better understanding and preventing the spread of Didymo, while also working to improve coldwater habitat through restoration efforts such as dam removals.

Because an accurate count will be required for setting up the facility, a ticket will be required for entry.

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