CCTU Chapter Meeting: Doug Lyons : How to catch big trout on the Battenkill (and elsewhere)
Cape Cod Trout Chapter Annual Business Meeting for Bylaws and Slate of Officers / Presentation
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Cape Cod Community College (Main Campus)
2240 Iyannough Rd
West Barnstable,
Massachusetts
02668
Cape Cod Trout Unlimited holds a general meeting on the second Wednesday of each month from September through May.
The meetings are open to the public. The meetings feature a speaker on topics ranging from exotic fishing trips and local hot spots to conservation and stream restoration.
Pizza and refreshments will be provided. Doors open at 6:00PM
Before we start the presentation, we will vote on the By-Laws and Slate of Officers. It is important that our members attend so that we have a quorum for the annual meeting.
Location Details:
Park in Lot #9, follow the foot path to the Lorusso Building. We will be meeting in the Lorusso Solarium.
The meetings are open to the public. The meetings feature a speaker on topics ranging from exotic fishing trips and local hot spots to conservation and stream restoration.
Pizza and refreshments will be provided. Doors open at 6:00PM
Before we start the presentation, we will vote on the By-Laws and Slate of Officers. It is important that our members attend so that we have a quorum for the annual meeting.
March 13th Presentation:
Observation, Approach, Presentation, and Pattern; How to catch big trout on the Battenkill (and elsewhere)
Observation, Approach, Presentation, and Pattern; How to catch big trout on the Battenkill (and elsewhere)
Speaker: Doug Lyons
Doug began fly fishing in his native state Massachusetts at the age of twelve. Finding the stocked trout of the Bay State somewhat lacking, Doug convinced his non-angling father to take a trip to the Battenkill; which happened in the fall of 1977. Despite a fishless weekend Doug immediately fell in love with the river. During this time Doug was also introduced to the value of habitat restoration by Fran Smith and Mac McKenna at the Quashnet.
Doug began fly fishing in his native state Massachusetts at the age of twelve. Finding the stocked trout of the Bay State somewhat lacking, Doug convinced his non-angling father to take a trip to the Battenkill; which happened in the fall of 1977. Despite a fishless weekend Doug immediately fell in love with the river. During this time Doug was also introduced to the value of habitat restoration by Fran Smith and Mac McKenna at the Quashnet.
Doug is currently a board member of the Battenkill Watershed Alliance and is part of a team helping to guide the activities of the Battenkill Home Rivers Initiative, which he helped launch. He is also a past Vice President and President of the Southwestern Vermont Chapter of Trout Unlimited.
Doug's work has appeared om the Orvis Fly-Fishing Blog, Manchester Journal and UpCountry Magazine.
Doug, his wife Deanna, and their dog Roscoe split their time between Maynard, MA and their camp in Shushan, NY; a mile from the popular Spring Hole.
Park in Lot #9, follow the foot path to the Lorusso Building. We will be meeting in the Lorusso Solarium.
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