For Immediate Release—Updated August 24 “Salter Book” Tour and Onsite Visits Author Readings, Book Signings, Pizza, Beer, River Walks and More! >Read more about “Salter” here Wednesday, September 30, 2026 6 p.m. · Public welcome Rhode Island Trout Unlimited Coventry–West Greenwich Elks Lodge 42 Nooseneck Hill Road West Greenwich, Rhode Island Contact: John Genovesi ·…
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Tom Pero has written the definitive story of the history of sea-run brook trout restoration from the very beginning – in part, because he was there. Fans of any brook trout will be interested in this story – as this history may well be repeated on other brook trout streams. Who knows – possibly this…
Continue reading →While this site is about sea-run brook trout, it is also about the larger conversation about dam removal, habitat restoration and the preservation of natural biodiversity. For without free running streams, sea-run brook trout would have simply disappeared into history – much like the dozen or so anadromous and catadromous fishes nearly have. Come take…
Continue reading →Wood is Good by Steve Hurley and Travis Drudi Massachusetts Wildlife Magazine Jan, 2022 Republished by Permission While everyone knows that wood in the form of trees provides critical wildlife habitat, its importance in aquatic systems is less well known. The land and vegetation surrounding a lake, pond, river, or stream has a major impact…
Continue reading →As some of you may know, Geoffrey Day, our Executive Director has moved to Maine to continue his restoration work there. At this time (12.2022), we are unable to fill any orders due to business matters associated with the move. Stay Tuned — we should be back in business quite soon! FYI – Below is…
Continue reading →Frost Gully Brook Visit Highlights Sea Run Brook Trout and Dam Removal TU’s CX3 National Confab, Portland ME will feature a visit to a local dam removal site on a salter stream in Freeport, Maine on the morning of 7/20, Wednesday 9:30 AM. PS – This lovely image came from TU Director of Volunteers Jeff…
Continue reading →We’ve long known about this article as the SRBTC library has it in the original – but it is extremely hard to find elsewhere. This gem came from a 1978 newsletter of the American Museum of Fly Fishing and it is shared here in its original – and you can read the entire newsletter if…
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Continue reading →By Geof Day (SRBTC) and Fred Jennings (TU Nor’East ) On November 23, 2019, key members of (Nor’East Trout Unlimited) and the Town of Manchester’s Stream Team met for an initial visit, starting at the Manchester Town Hall and then taking a tour of the relevant waters. Attending this initial meeting were SRBTC, TU Nor’East…
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