The Trout Unlimited mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America's trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. The Candlewood Valley Chapter supports TU's mission by doing local projects for stream and river conservation and restoration. The chapter also plays an active role in our communities educating the public both in conservation and fishing interests. Our members enjoy active camaraderie in these projects, along with joint fishing activities throughout the year. Danbury, Connecticut

Welcome to the Connecticut B.A.S.S. Nation (CBN), founded in 1974 by a group of people whom shared a common passion for fishing. As the years passed the membership has grown to more than 400 members. There are clubs comprised of men, women and children whom take an active interest in fishing and protecting our resources. We encourage and promote "Catch and Release" fishing and are dedicated to youth and the environment.

The Connecticut Council of Trout Unlimited's ("Connecticut TU") mission is to conserve, protect, and restore our state's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Trout Unlimited owes its effectiveness in watershed conservation to its more than 130,000 members who belong to over 500 chapters nationwide, each chapter being a grassroots operation dealing with conservation on a local level.

The Connecticut Fly Fishermen's Association, Inc. is organized "To Preserve and Promote the Pleasures and Tradition of Fly Fishing and to Conserve Game-Fish Waters." CFFA members have been involved in many projects including annual fly tying, fly fishing and rod building schools, trout stocking and trail maintenance. East Hartford, Connecticut

A CLUB DEDICATED TO FELLOWSHIP & FISHING. Connecticut Valley Bassmasters was the fifth club in CT, which was needed to form B.A.S.S in CT in 1973. The Connecticut Valley Bassmastes (CVB) has been active with the nation supporting its activities since its inception. New Britain, Connecticut

The FRAA is a fellowship of anglers organized to preserve and promote the pleasures and traditions of angling, and to conserve sport fishing waters - especially the Farmington River and it's watershed. New Hartford, Connecticut

Welcome to the online home of New England's second largest Trout Unlimited chapter! Our conservation club mission is "To preserve, protect, and restore cold water fisheries in Connecticut and the Farmington Valley region." Many of our members and site visitors do not fish but are concerned about the environment and watersheds so be sure to view our conservation projects as well as our Fish Reports for those who do. Please consider joining us in our mission. Whether you fish recreationally or you are just concerned for our local watershed, remember one thing: Trout continue to be the best known barometer of a watershed's health. Bristol, Connecticut

Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Our chapter takes on local issues like stream restoration or hydropower relicensing and organize youth education events. Our CT state council advocates for salmonids in the state legislature or governor's office, strengthening existing protections and challenging new threats. Wallingford, Connecticut

Since 1952 The Hartford Surf Fishing Club has endeavoured to promote and preserve the fine tradition of salt and fresh water angling on Connecticut's shoreline and tidal estuaries such as the Connecticut, Thames, and Housatonic River systems. Our monthly meetings often include Top Notch area speakers with in-depth local knowledge. Tolland, Connecticut

Having a strong and abiding interest in the Housatonic River and its continued existence as a famous trout stream, we are united to preserve and protect that fishery. We unite to promote good fellowship, to further the art and skills of fly fishing, and to aid in the formulation and establishment of sound policies to conserve, restore and protect the Housatonic River for this and future generations. Wallingford, Connecticut

Trout Unlimited is a national Organization devoted to conserving, protecting, and restoring our coldwater fisheries. The Mianus Chapter has over 500 members living in the Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, Norwalk, New Canaan and Wilton communities. We are involved in restoration projects, have fly fishing and fly tying classes, NY, MA, and CT fishing trips, and also help in stocking trout. Greenwich, Connecticut

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Monthly Meetings are held at the Beacon Falls Senior Center, 57 North Main Street, Beacon Falls. Our chapter meetings take place the 1st Wednesday of each month (Sept. thru June). Beacon Falls, Connecticut

The NEBA is comprised of fishing clubs throughout the north east states. These clubs make up a State Organization. Although there are directors and officers, the organization is truly run by its members. Each State runs its events and qualifies its members to their state championship the way it chooses. Connecticut and Massachusetts

The Trout Unlimited mission is to conserve, protect and restore North Americas trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. Our chapter goal, simply, is to improve the local habitat to maximize its potential. We do this by working closely with the CT DEP, the Army Corps of Engineers local government officials, as well as other local organizations. Litchfield, Connecticut

Nutmeg Chapter of Trout Unlimited (# 217) is based in Fairfield and comprised of the towns of Fairfield, Westport, Weston, Easton, Redding, Trumbull, Monroe, Bridgeport, Stratford, Milford and Shelton. Its mission is to conserve, protect and restore coldwater fisheries and their watersheds, particularly in local rivers such as the Saugatuck, Mill, Aspetuck, Pequonnock and Farmill. Whether or not you are an angler, please consider joining us if you love rivers and streams. Fairfield, Connecticut

The Voice of Eastern Connecticut Trout and Salmon Anglers. Trout Unlimited's Mission: To conserve, protect and restore North America's trout and salmon and their watersheds. Thames Valley Chapter works on stream improvement projects and helps the State DEP by float stocking local streams. We also have numerous fishing, social and work party events. Columbia, Connecticut

The TBF is a group of fishermen (and women) who enjoy fishing tournaments, but still want to enjoy the fun of fishing with friends. While we are competitive, most of us don't really aspire to become pros as much as we do to have a good time and learn from other fishermen. We have a tournament trail, open tournaments, youth programs, member insurance, a State Team and each year we send two members to fish the TBF "Nationals". East Hartford, Connecticut