Below you will find a list of schools that are participating in the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Salmon in the Classroom Program.  These schools have been sponsored by the associated Trout Unlimited Chapter.

Clinton Valley Chapter

1. Scripps Middle School, Lake Orion

Fred Warra Chapter

1. Superior Central School - Eben Junction
2. Bothwell Middle School - Marquette
3. Negaunee Middle School - Negaunee
4. Gilbert Elementary School - Gwinn

Headwaters Chapter

1. Vanderbilt High School, Vanderbilt
2. Johannesburg-Lewiston High School, Lewiston

Kalamazoo Valley Chapter

1. Hopkins Middle School, Hopkins

Paul H. Young Chapter

1. Birney Middle School, Southfield
2. Marist Academy, Pontiac
3. Model High School, West Bloomfield
4. McGregor Elementary, Rochester
5. Roberts Elementary, Utica

Frank "Bob" Perrin - Lansing Chapter

1. Williamston High School, Williamston
2. Bath High School, Bath
3. Ovid-Elsie High School, Elsie

Schrems West Michigan Chapter

1. Calvin Christian High School, Grandville
2. Goodwillie Environmental School, Ada

Two Heart Chapter

1. Superior Central, Eben Junction

William B. Mershon Chapter

1. St. Stephen Parish School, Saginaw

Miller Van Winkle

1. Sheridan Elementary, Petoskey

Our 40th Year!

2010 School Dates: June 11, 12 & 13, 2010

Location: Ranch Rudolph (12 miles south of Traverse City - on the Boardman River) - Visit their website!

The Michigan Trout Unlimited Fly Fishing School is indeed one of the country's finest. The school runs from Friday afternoon through Sunday afternoon. Beginners are instructed in the basics of fly casting and fly fishing and are introduced to a wide variety of angling interests. Experienced fly fishers will improve their skills, technique and knowledge of the sport. Even experts are sure to learn something new.

The School's courteous and highly talented instructors provide challenging and constructive guidance to students of all skill levels. More importantly, there are plenty of instructors on hand to assure very personalized attention.

Three levels of instruction are offered. The beginner level of instruction is for people who have never tried fly casting before. Intermediate instruction is designed for those with some fly fishing experience who want to brush up on fundamentals and casting techniques while learning more about their application. Advanced instruction is reserved for those whose skills are proficient and who want to learn more challenging techniques and methods.