Episode #7: Project Healing Waters

New Episode; New Name. We're talking honoring area veterans through Project Healing Waters with Ken Kinecki.Get event details on the chapter event calendar at www.wnytroutunlimited.org

Talking with Thin Man Brewery's Chris Groves and our own Kyle Glenn on a great new collaboration between Thin Man, Lakes, Rivers and Streams and TU Northeast called River Bank Lager. It's a great tasting beer that a portion of the sale proceeds go to support WNY Trout Unlimited Conservation projects.Join us on Satuday, April 18th at 3pm at their new tap room on 166 Chandler St. to celebrate the release. www.wnytroutunlimitd.orghttps://www.thinmanbrewery.com/

New chapter VP, fly tyer and all around fishy guy Chuck Sherry talks about the hatches of WNY and let's us in on his Top 10 fly patterns for those hatches. Plus a big congratulations to all of our returning officers and board of directors and a welcome to some newbies!

Hey! It's been a while! Good to see you! Going to try to make it stick this time. We're talking to WNYTU board member and NEW advocacy chair Bill Jedlicka. What does an advocacy chair do you might ask? The simplest explanation is it's his job to make sure we know about all the current issues and changes that may happen to affect the quality of our water, both locally and nationally. We dive into a little about why Bill and how we plan to help him accomplish this goal in this episode. A fitting topic to get back into the saddle with. Listen On!www.wnytroutunlimited.orgwww.wnytrout.com

We talk with TU biologist Kyle Glenn on citizen science projects in our area. Contact Kyle at [email protected]

I believe the children are our future, sang a person much more famous than myself, but I can still agree wholeheartedly. This is especially true seeing as when I go to chapter meetings and events many if not most of those in attendance tend to skew older. Where are the next generation of stream keepers, anglers and conservationists? How do we foster a love of the outdoors and a passion to protect it with our progeny. And how do we make it fun? I had the opportunity to sit down with Lindsay Agness, our state VP of Youth Education here in New York and we talked about her background, what a VP of Youth Education does, some of the youth programs designed to get youth engaged and hopefully excited about utilizing and protecting our natural resources and how ANYONE can get involved. The Mayfly Project Trout in the Classroom 2024 Trout Youth Camp in NYS WNY TU Stream Explorer Info Lindsay's Email

Our first episode features an interview with Joe Morgan, the current chapter president of the Western New York chapter of Trout Unlimited. We set the scene, talk about the history of TU, the Western New York Chapter, things we've done, things we're doing, some future plans and how ANYONE can get involved, even if they don't fish. For more intro on Western New York Trout Unlimited, visit our website at www.wnytroutunlimited.org

A little trailer for good things to come. See you in January!