We've updated the new website with the majority of the events planned for 2018. We've scheduled seven fishing outings (food included); eight casting clinics and a lot more events to keep you occupied. To visit the events page, click here.

Our new hats are finally here. This is a one-size fits most hat, was a favorite last time we had them and sold out quickly. The hat color is cargo with dark green bill and embroidery The hat features the TU Logo on the front and the chapter name on the back. We'll have the hats available for sale ($20 donation) at the banquet and at our next meeting.(KOC Hall, Torrington, February 6th. Don't miss out, get yours now!

If you're an educator or work at a school in Connecticut, you should know that we have a program available to schools that allow the children to raise trout from eggs to fingerlings, teaching among other things, the food, habitat and conditions that trout and other fish need to survive, conservation efforts and more.
For more information on getting your school involved, click here.

On a side note, our conservation chairman applied for and the chapter has been approved to receive several hundred trees and shrubs for planting on the Housatonic watershead this year. Click here if you'd like to know more about what NWCTU is doing in conservation