Welcome to Clinton Valley Trout Unlimted - CVTU - Southeastern Michigan
Welcome to our new web site. We hope you like it and will find it more helpful with communicating up coming events and information. Please note that the web site will continued to be improved and is a work in progress.
Thanks for your support,
CVTU – Board Members
CVTU Conservation Banquet Dinner - 2008 RECAP
The annual banquet was held at River Crest on April 3rd, and it was a great fund raising event for CVTU. The board would like to thank special guest speaker MCTU Executive Director Dr. Bryan Burroughs. Our 95 banquet attendees and supporters this year helped us raise several thousand dollars that will be used in our conservation efforts. Congratulations to all the raffle winners at the banquet and to the winner of the bamboo fly rod, Elizabeth Olsen.
The CVTU Board Members would like to thank banquet Co-Chairman (Alan & Mark Johnston) and the committee members (Aaron Rubel, Ed Roden, Carl Crook, and Ken Koster) for planning the banquet this year. It was the chapter’s largest banquet in the last 10 years. All funds raised will be used on our restoration, and education projects within Clinton River system and other local state efforts. We would like to also thank the volunteers (Amy Johnston, Elizabeth Olsen, Glen Krueger, Frank Gosiewski, Rob Bowden, and Erin Johnston) that helped us out the night of the banquet.
CVTU Board Members - 5/07/08
Midwest Fly Fishing Expo 2008 RECAP
Special thanks to CVTU Midwest Fly Show Chair Mike Hrabonz, all your efforts & time made the EXPO a success. This year was a great EXPO for CVTU, we signed up 27 new members!! Many thanks for those members (Mike Hrabonz, Aaron Rubel, Alan Johnston, Mark Johnston, Steve Priest, Carl Crook, Mark Tracey, Ken Koster, Carl Maldonado, Terry Baller, Glen Krueger, Mike Jarvis, Jon Vigliarolo, and Jay Labban) that worked the CVTU booth during the EXPO, we appreciate your support and hard work.
CVTU Board Members - 3/24/08
Trout Unlimited’s mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America’s trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds.
TU accomplishes this mission on local, state and national levels with an extensive and dedicated volunteer network. TU’s national office, based just outside of Washington, D.C., and its regional offices employ professionals who testify before Congress, publish a quarterly magazine, intervene in federal legal proceedings, and work with the organization’s 125,000 volunteers in 500 chapters nationwide to keep them active and involved in conservation issues.
For a more detailed history, check out the National TU Site.
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