When: 1st Thursday of the month: Unless otherwise noted by **!!
Time: 6:00 pm, via Zoom
Where: Zoom or online
Guest speakers present local and global fishing opportunities, discuss tactics and stewardship practices. Learn about opportunities to participate in local projects and conservation efforts.
Next Meeting : Feb. 6th, Anytime
Topic: IF4 FLY-FISHING FILM FEST
Presenter : A variety of Fishing movies
Last year the Hemingway Chapter of Trout Unlimited hosted this Film Festival at the Argyros Performing Arts Center and it was a fun engaging and interactive event which sold out in advance. If you attended you will remember the energy and community that existed. Unfortunately we will not be able to host this event in person this year due to Covid, but we are providing the Film Festival Virtually and invite you to attend. Just click the link https://www.flyfilmfest.com/. You will need to scroll down to the Ketchum ID show and purchase tickets for that specific event.
The cost $10.00 a person or $30 for a group, there is also the opportunity to donate extra if anyone wishes to. Once you sign up you will get information on viewing options like the image below
We hope you will join us.
Program Calendar 2020-2021
September (no meeting)
** Wednesday, October 2 5:00-7:00 PM
No Meeting
Thursday, November 7 5:00-7:00 PM
Update Flying Heart Access Litigation
Various Board Members and Sam Linnet, Attorney
THURSDAY, December 3 6:00-7:30 PM
No Meeting
Thursday, January 7 5:00-7:00 PM
Thermal tolerance and performance of redband trout populations adapted to different Idaho ecosystems
Brian Small, Ph.D.
Director, Aquaculture Research Institute
Professor, Fish and Wildlife Sciences, College of Natural Resources
**Saturday, February 4 Anytime
IF4 FLY-FISHING FILM FEST
Thursday, March 4 6:00-7:30 PM
Topic: Winter Flyfishng in the Magic Valley
Presenter: Ed Northen, TU Hemingway Chapter Board & Fishing Guide
Thursday, April 1 5:00-7:00 PM
TBA
TBA
Thursday, May 6 5:00-7:00 PM
TBA
TBA
On October 8th, Hemingway TU volunteers gathered at Silver Creek Preserve to partner with The Nature Conservancy to plant native plants of various sizes to help protect and restore areas of the preserve. Dayna Gross the Preserve Manager oversaw the plantings and lunch was provided for all the workers. It was a rewarding day for all the participants. There will be more opportunities for planting and stream restoration in the future. Dave Spaulding, our project chair coordinated and participated in this restoration effort.