Little River Chapter of Trout Unlimited

It’s eating ‘n’ meeting time fishing friends-
October’s meeting proves to be a good and educational time.  This month we have the privilege of hosting not one but two speakers from Montana. These fellas are fishing guides with some great stories to share. We look forward to seeing you there.

Our next meeting will be October 22 at Barley’s in Maryville. Social hour starts at 6pm and meeting at 7pm.  Because of the holidays, our November and December meetings will be on December 3. This meeting will be our Business meeting follow by a silent auction. You bring the stuff you want to get rid of and some of the money goes to the chapter. This was a lot of fun last year and a lot of stuff changed hands.

Happy fishing!!

The Chapter meeting will be Tuesday September 24 at Barley’s in downtown Maryville. Social hour starts at 6:00 and the meeting will start at 7:00pm. We will meet in the upstairs banquet room.

Program

Will Davis will be giving a presentation on Czech nymphing

Hope to see you there.

The Chapter meeting will be Tuesday August 27 at Barley’s in downtown Maryville. Social hour starts at 6:00 and the meeting will start at 7:00pm. We will meet in the upstairs banquet room.

Our Program Captain Michael “Rocky Cox” of  Rocky Top Anglers

http://rockytopanglers.com/

“I was born and raised near Knoxville Tennessee. This allowed me to grow up with wonderful places to play right in my own back yard. Countless miles of mountain streams and large, cold tailwaters provided endless playgrounds. I never realized how much those years of playing in the water would influence my adult life.

    I’ve always loved the peaceful excitement of fly fishing and always found myself thinking about that next big trip to the mountains. When my leisure time came, I was fly fishing. I was always captivated by the guides I saw, rowing their anglers down river and finding those special places only accessible by drift boat. I knew that guiding others and showing them the places I treasure would be a very rewarding career.

    I’ve been in the business of guiding fly anglers to east Tennessee’s finest fly fishing destinations since 1999. I strive to please my clients and work very hard to make sure every day out on the water is a very special day. Being a professional fly fishing guide isn’t always easy, but it is always rewarding and I’m truly blessed in doing what I love. ”

Hope to see you there.