​​Welcome to the Winston-Salem, NC Blue Ridge Chapter of Trout Unlimited!

​We're dedicated to conserve, protect and restore trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds.
We hope you'll spend some time exploring our site for useful information and links!

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CHAPTER MEETINGS

The link to attend will be emailed to all members. Please use the contact us form if you are a visitor and would like the link emailed to you.

Upcoming Chapter Meetings

2020​
  • October 20
    Kin Hodges
    "New Brook trout stream in Wilkes"
  • November 17 - TBD
  • NO DECEMBER MEETING
2021
  • January 19 - Mike Mihalas, President of NC Trout Unlimited

​Click an image above ​to link to more information.

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Want more information on these and other upcoming events?

ONLINE FLY TYING CLASSES
 Every Wednesday beginning
June 10th
Click the link for more info.

FALL STREAM CLEAN
​Saturday, October 17th
9AM - NOON
​H.B. Rowe Environmental Park
Click the link above for info.

Mitchell River Restoration Projects
​New list and action plans are available at the link above for ongoing projects this year.

TU Youth Coordinator Needed
Click the link above for info.

Click on any of the GREEN event titles above for more information.
COVID-19 UPDATE:

​“Older adults and people who have severe underlying chronic medical conditions like heart or lung disease or diabetes seem to be at a higher risk for developing more serious complications from COVID-19 illness. People who are at higher risk are encouraged to avoid crowds as much as possible.”

​For that reason, all in-person chapter meetings, are cancelled through December.
​Small group outings may proceed with all of the proper precautions taken about social distancing.

Special Fundraiser for BRTU

Orvis is giving back to our chapter and will save you some money as well! Visit Orvis.com/givebackdays for full details.

 The Chapter Events Calendar has been moved. Please CLICK HERE to view the calendar.

JOIN TROUT UNLIMITED


Join Trout Unlimited today at the special introductory rate of just $17.50​ and get involved in the fight to protect our country's trout and salmon fisheries. This low introductory rate is available to new members only and $15 of your $17.50 dues is automatically rebated back to the chapter that directed you to this website. More is rebated to your chapter if you join TU at a higher membership level.

​By joining now and entering the chapter number in the form below, you are already supporting your local TU chapter.

Be sure to reference our chapter:
​ "072 - Blue Ridge"

TROUT REGULATIONS

For more information on Trout regulations, licensing and maintenance in North Carolina, please visit the link below.

TROUT FISHING

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Three trout species call North Carolina’s mountain waters home. Click on the names below to find out more about each species.

Rainbow Trout - Greenish back with small spots, Redish band from gill plat to tail.

Brook Trout - Greenish back with light green veriagation, Colored spots for a sparse lateral band, Leading edge of fins distinctively white.
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Brown Trout - Brownish back with large colored spots, Deep orange to light yellow belly.


> Click here for stocking information
> Click here for Where to Fish
​> Click here for fishing areas and maps
delayed-harvest-stocking-dates-map_2020.pdf
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TROUT HEALTH

If you are fishing and see any deformities, strange swimming behavior or other signs of disease in trout, 
The NC Wildlife Resource Commission asks for you to report your findings by clicking here.

Help prevent the spread of diseases by:
Always clean and dry equipment, clothing and anything else that comes into contact with water.
Never move fish or aquatic life from one body of water to another without first obtaining a permit from the Commission.
Dispose of fish parts carefully after cleaning fish by putting fish parts in the garbage, burying them deeply or burning them completely.