Red Brook Restoration - Protecting Red Brook and Sea-Run Brook Trout
Not long ago, sea-run brook trout were written off as a lost fishery from a bygone era. They had been lost to deforestation, pollution and dams. However, today due to the generosity of the Lyman family, who entrusted their 638 acres along Red Brook to Trout Unlimited, the The Trustees of Reservations, the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, and thanks to the hard work and donations of hundreds of volunteers and supporters, sea-run brook trout, and brook trout as a whole, have a much better chance of survival throughout their range.
Red Brook is showing the way and the dams are coming down in our streams. By working together, we can assure that the next generation will have an opportunity to experience a restored sea-run brook trout fishery.memo
The monthly work parties are on hold until we have a clearer picture of the funding for the restoration of the Headwaters of Red Brook. We will be announcing the new work parties and location in 2023.
Westport River Restoration - Protecting the Westport River & it's tributaries and Sea-Run Brook Trout
Kids Fishing Day
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Trout Unlimited
Southeastern Massachusetts Chapter is pleased to announce that we will once again be offering our free introductory classes in Fly Tying and Fly Casting and Fishing at the:
Sachem Rock Council on Aging in East Bridgewater
355 Plymouth St., East Bridgewater, MA 02333
Free Introduction to Fly Tying
SE MA TU will have four (4) evenings of the basics of fly tying. Learn to tie flies in a relaxed atmosphere; this course is designed for the beginner tyer although experienced tyers will benefit from it as well. Instructors will teach you everything to get you started and all tools and materials are provided for each class. If you have your own tools please feel free to bring them. The class will include the basics of fly tying as well as instruction for several patterns of both fresh and saltwater flies. Learning how to tie flies will give you the freedom to tie patterns that are local to where you fish and catch one with your own fly. What better way to spend a few evenings with others having fun while learning how to tie flies. Previous students are always welcome.
Classes will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 pm.
March 1, 8, 15, and 22, 2023* at the E. Bridgewater COA
Free Introduction to Fly Casting and Fly Fishing
SE MA TU will have four (4) evenings of the basics of fly casting and fishing. Learn the basics of fly casting including the habitat of fish, what they eat, when and how to fish for them, plus the proper gear and how to use it. All required fly casting equipment will be provided along with hand-outs and instruction. If you have your own fly rod outfit please feel free to bring it. This is a great time of year to get your casting into shape for Spring fishing. Class members are invited to join us at our Opening Day for fishing. Previous students are always welcome.
Classes will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 pm.
April 5, 12, 19, and 26, 2023* at the E. Bridgewater COA
If you would like to sign up or have questions, please call: Larry Cook at 1-617-413-9307
*Please note that these are new dates.
All Classes are held at Sachem Rock, 355 Plymouth Street, E Bridgewater, MA and run from 7 - 9PM
All equipment is provided for the classes. If you have your own equipment feel free to bring it to the classes. Call Larry Cook at 1-617-413-9307 to enroll
All equipment is provided for the classes. If you have your own equipment feel free to bring it to the classes. Call Larry Cook at 1-617-413-9307 to enroll
Chapter Fishing Outing
At Little Pond Morton Park, Plymouth MA
Starts at sunrise and fish till noon May 1, 2021
Ends with Free Barbecue – Burgers
and Hotdogs
Congrats to Charlie Fortier for his win at our Opening Day Contest! His three rainbows had the heft to put him on top, and he took home a $50.00 Bass Pro Shops Gift Card. Next year let’s get more anglers out to give him a run for the money!
And the privilege to be Chef at next years event.