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Central MA Trout Unlimited's Next Meeting!
Our December chapter meeting will be held on Thursday, Dec 11. Our speaker will be Dean Clark. A long time conservationist and outdoor educator/volunteer, Dean will present of the facts supporting the grass roots movement to have wild striped bass declared and managed as a gamefish. A more detailed description of Dean and his presentation will appear in the December newsletter. We look forward to seeing you on Dec 11!
Where: Mass Audubon, located at Broad Meadow Brook Preserve 414 Massassoit Rd. Worcester. Doors open at 6:30. Speaker @ 7PM. Nonmembers are welcome. Admission is free. Bring your fly tying tools and learn to tie. Raffles and door prizes each month.
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Central Mass Trout Unlimited (CMTU; Chapter 148) is based in Worcester, Massachusetts, the second largest city in New England, located approximately 45 miles west of Boston. We are members of the greater Mass-Rhode Island TU Council. Like many TU chapters across America, our chapter has had its peaks and troughs. Thanks to the perseverance of Paul Bakstran and several other dedicated CMTU members, CMTU is now thriving, gaining new members each month. We are also grateful to the greater MA-RI Council of TU for their support. Finally, I would also want to thank Michael Goodman for [re-]building our chapter website and getting it online. We will be working diligently to improve and update our website in the months ahead. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Our “home waters” are the Quinepoxet, Stillwater, and Assabet Rivers. The “Quinnie” and Stillwater drain into Wachusett Reservoir, in West Boylston. Originating in Westborough, the slower Assabet meanders in a northeasterly direction through several towns before converging with the Sudbury River to form the Concord River. For more information on these rivers see the “Home Waters” page.
Your constructive feedback and participation are welcomed. There is plenty of work to do on several projects and new initiatives. Please feel free to attend our meetings, which will resume in September (see Meetings link).
Larry Bush
President, CMTU
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