Philosophy and Direction of the Nohr TU

"The Chapter will work to conserve and preserve the trout as a game fish, promote trout angling in a sportsmanlike manner, and work with constituted authorities and other conservation organizations, through scientific, yet practical, trout management; through land, water, and watershed management to provide desirable food and habitat; through fishing regulations to preserve and increase the trout population; and through dissemination of full and accurate information to the members and the general public."

 

Update: 4-29-13

Upcoming Event - Nohr Chapter Annual Dinner Banquet

The Nohr Chapter will be hosting its 37th annual dinner banquet on Saturday, May 4, 2013 at the Arthur House in Arthur, WI! Cocktails will begin at 6:00 PM and dinner will begin at 7:00 PM. For more information and directions click here.

 

2013 School Grant Program

Information regarding the timeline, application, ranking, and submittal instructions for the 2013 Nohr Chapter School Grant Program have been posted and can be seen by clicking here. Proposals are due by April 7, 2013.

2011 TU Interns Final Report

To view the final report from the 2011 Nohr Chapter Interns, click here.

 

Six Mile Branch Summary

The Nohr Chapter annually undertakes a stream habitat improvement project as an essential part of our mission “to conserve, protect, and enhance the cold water streams of Southwestern Wisconsin." During 2011, approximately 6400 ft. of stream along Six Mile Branch in Grant County were improved. To learn more about this project, read the Six Mile Branch 2011 project summary report by clicking here.