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Connect & Protect: Mississauga By Patricia Hyunh-Ontario Provincial Biologist On August 27, 2022, Trout

Connect and Protect – Guelph, Ontario By Sara Jose – SWAT Crew Member On September 24th, 2022, Trout

Apprenticeship opportunities will be available with Trout Unlimited Canada throughout the summer and/ Course Details: When: April 21st, 2020 Where: Trout Unlimited Canada Ontario Office- 100 Stone Road

In particular, he said, “this isn’t Suckers Unlimited, it’s Trout Unlimited” and asked why would we rescue was a good opportunity for our staff to mention that our interest is in the fish community, not just trout fact, while many of our habitat rehabilitation projects are indeed focused on native and naturalized trout and trout habitat, we recently completed a project in southwestern Saskatchewan where the target species These streams are cold enough to support trout which have been stocked in the area for recreational fishing

water holds less oxygen than cold water and can increase stress on fish (optimal temperature for many trout

When you make a donation to Trout Unlimited Canada through the BFK program, 100% of your donation comes

Trout Unlimited Canada is aware that crayfish sightings have increased across southern Alberta and recent While Trout Unlimited Canada is aware of the existence of crayfish in the Calgary area, we not currently The specific impact of non-native crayfish on trout is not known. “Don’t let it loose”!

Trout Unlimited Canada, along with a group of other environmental and human health organizations, recently

able to introduce you to the hobby or join you on your outing, perhaps even a member of your local Trout

Reconnecting Quigley Creek: Many of Alberta’s native salmonids (the family that includes trout, char, This summer, Trout Unlimited Canada (TUC) partnered with West Fraser Mills (Hinton Wood Products)  to

Many of Alberta’s native salmonids (the family that includes trout, char, whitefish and grayling), have Last fall, Trout Unlimited Canada (TUC) partnered with Apache Canada Ltd. to restore fish passage and

Trout Unlimited Canada’s Stop the Spread campaign focuses on preventing the spread and impact of invasive Brown Trout infected with Whirling Disease Whirling disease is caused by a microscopic parasite that Whirling disease kills trout.The disease is particularly hard on juvenile trout. have resulted in severe population losses of trout in some systems, in some cases up to 90%.   Support Trout Unlimited Canada’s Stop the Spread  program.