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Join us at our next meeting!
See the Upcoming Schedule of Programs Below!
Meetings take place at Columbia's Steakhouse, Downtown Lexington, on the first Tuesday of each month - 6:30 pm.
The address is 201 North Limestone, Lexington, KY 40507. It is about half a block north of the Fayette County Courthouse. There is parking on the street in front, as well as a parking lot. To reach the lot, drive past Columbia’s and turn left onto 2nd street and the lot is immediately on your left.
We have a great line-up of programs and speakers guaranteed to educate and interest you in the sport of fly fishing. If you are an avid angler who cares about conserving, restoring & protecting our local fishing resources, we invite you to come to our monthly meetings to see how the Bluegrass Chapter is making a difference. Help us preserve Kentucky's beautiful coldwater fisheries.
For more information, send us an email at bgtu@windstream.net, or call us at one of the numbers in "Contact Us."
Program Schedule
2009
Oct. 6 - John Holsten, Arkansas White River Guide; David Dreves, Biologist KY DFWR
Nov. 3 - Lynn Risk-Kinny, Entomologist, University of Kentucky
Dec. 1 - Alex Bell, AB's Fly Fishing Guide, Western North Carolina Fly Fishing Trails
2010
Jan. 5 - NO MEETING
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Feb. 2
Rufus B. King, Troutfest 2010 in Townsend, TN! Check out their website: www.troutfest.org
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Saturday, March 6- Banquet!!Tates Creek Country Club
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April 6
Ron Brooks, Fisheries Director for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will be providing updates on state trout waters, public access, stocking programs, and conservation activities.
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May 4
Rob Foster, History Professor at Berea College will be demonstrating and speaking on the Bamboo Fly Rod construction.
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June 1
Matt Braughler/Whit Foshburg
Matt and Whit are both with the National TU in the Coldwater Conservation Fund area. They will be speaking about conservation opportunities for our membership across the US and within our state. They will be providing our chapter with area fisheries that we can participate with them in either cleaning up, or restoring to enhance the waterway to sustain trout.
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