A program with a goal to reduce pollution and thus improve habitat for brook trout in the headwaters of five major rivers: Shenandoah, James, Roanoke, New, and Upper Tennessee.
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Welcome to VCTU
Trout Unlimited's 4,000 members in Virginia work to protect, restore, reconnect, and sustain coldwater fisheries in the Commonwealth. Our efforts help to ensure continuing supplies of clean water for agricultural, residential, and industrial use. And they improve and perpetuate the quality of trout fishing for ourselves and the generations to follow. We achieve our goals through conservation, education, and advocacy.
The upper end of Mossy Creek sports this familiar bridge. - Photo by Beau Beasley
With more than 2,500 miles of brook, brown, and rainbow troutstreams, Virginia offers some of the best angling in the Southeast. For native brook trout, Shenandoah National Park cannot be beat. You’ll find great browns in Mossy Creek near Bridgewater. If rainbows are your favorite, make tracks to the headwaters of the South Fork of the Holston east or Marion. For more info about great places to fish in Virginia,
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TU members work with Shenandoah National Park and Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries biologists conducting fish population studies in the park. - Photo by Larry Puckett
Thanks for dropping by our site. If you have questions or want to lend a hand, drop me a line.
Bill Pierce, Chair, VCTU bpiercejr@gmail.com
540/908-9166
95 Prestwood Drive
Ruckersville, VA 22968
