News

A River’s Destiny: The battle for wild and scenic status
A River’s Destiny: The battle for wild and scenic status

Achieving the coveted designation for the North Fork and similar rivers is like navigating a challenging whitewater stream. It involves skillfully maneuvering through intricate civic waypoints, which can impede progress.Click here to read this at the Carolina Public...

read more
What is the NC TU State Council?
What is the NC TU State Council?

Brian Esque the NCTU Council Chair recently sat down to help elaborate on what the North Carolina Trout Unlimited Council’s role was and develop a clearer understanding of what their role and responsibilities are within Trout Unlimited and how they support our local chapter.

Here is the complete article by Brian.

read more
Southeastern Regional Rendezvous in Asheville
Southeastern Regional Rendezvous in Asheville

We are excited to announce that the Trout Unlimited Southeastern Regional Rendezvous has chosen our hometown for the event this year. TU Regional Rendezvous are occasions to be inspired — by the work of TU staff, lessons from volunteer leaders, and conversations with...

read more

There is in the very haunts of the brook trout a suggestion of where it gets its vigor and wariness: the cold, clear streams where the water is pure; brooks that wind in and out over rocky and pebbly beds, here shaded by trees and there dashing through the open–it makes us feel vigorous even to think of such streams.

Handbook of Nature Study by Anna Botsford Comstock, 1911.

Officers & Board Members

  • Kip Pritchard, President
  • Parker Andes, Vice President
  • Cliff Albertson, Treasurer
  • Jamey Grant, Communications
  • Neal Labrie, Past President
  • Jay Hawthorne, Conservation Chair
  • Jeffrey Skolnick, Events and Meetings
  • Andrew Kabel , Trout in the Classroom
  • Bruce Johnson, Fund Raising