Monthly Gathering: Fishing the Adirondack Raquette Lake Region

Learn Our Local Waters - Experience the Raquette Lake Watershed

insert_invitation Thu, Dec 10 at 6:30 PM (EST)

location_on 69 Steakhouse, Whitesboro, New York

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Join us at 69 Steakhouse for our monthly gathering for the fourth in our "Learn Our Local Waters" series. A project devoted to learning more about regional cold water fishing opportunities and issues in the Mohawk Valley, southern Adirondacks, and Tug Hill.

This month will be an evening all about the Raquette Lake Region including South Inlet and other Tributaries. Our own Adirondack guide, fisherman, and rod builder, Jordan Ross, will present a few of his secrets for accessing and fully experiencing this incredible natural area.

Get ready for an entertaining and information presentation, including access, equipment, techniques, fly patterns, history and conservation issues facing this unique section of the Adirondacks. Following the presentation there will be an opportunity for open discussion and input from attendees. The whole evening will be devoted to this incredible 100 square mile treasure.

Come early for a delicious bite to eat, refreshments, and to meet new local TU members. The meeting starts at 6:30. The presentation will be followed by brief remarks and updates on chapter activities.

These monthly gatherings are a great way to meet fellow anglers and conservationists, learn about issues affecting our local waters and upcoming TU events, as well as comparing notes with other anglers.

Be sure to check out our website at www.mohawkvalleytu.org to find more events.