Chapter President John DiVenere shares some perspective on how far local conservation has come over the years. Click here to read.

This is a repost from TU National. It is written by Chris Wood, the TU National President and CEO.

Today’s blog brings some wise words from a new FVTU member, Pete Sconzo.

Today’s blog was written by FVTU Board member Carl Swanson. This post reflects on how the our waterways have changed over the years for the better and how we shouldn’t take it for granted.

Today’s blog was written by FVTU Board member Michael Day. Mike is a newer member of our BOD and Co-Chairman of our Conservation Committee.

Today’s blog was written by FVTU Board member Alicea Charamut honoring our friend Jim Carroll who passed away recently.

Today’s blog is brought to you by Dan Phelan, FVTU’s Co-Membership Chair who offers a perspective on these trying times.

Today’s blog is brought to by Don LaChance, currently our 1st Vice President.

Today’s blog is from Pat Torrey. Pat is a long time Farmington River guide and he knows trout & what catches them. Pat is a retired school teacher, so he is an effective educator who knows how to impart knowledge to his students, and he truly enjoys doing so. We hope this is the first of many contributions from Pat.

Welcome to the first edition of Blog Tuesday! This entry is from our current President John Divenere where he reflects on how he got started fly fishing and and joined FVTU.

“I am so grateful for all of the Project Healing Waters volunteers”.  This comment from one of the Veterans participating in the PHW program at the Newington VA is a sincere message conveying the sentiments of many.