Tuckaseigee Chapter Of Trout Unlimited

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August Cleanup on the Tuckaseigee

Cathy and the girls

Cookout at East Laporte

Cooks? or filling their plate?

Trash from the Tuckaseigee

May Happenings

Stocking instructions

Refilling the tubs with fresh water

Discussion on Matt Kulp's presentation

Pass em on down the line

Matt Kulp giving his presentation

The fella on the left never had a chance

Matt Kulp Great Smoky Mountains National Park fishery biologists

Here we have the wild Smoky Mountains

"Mad Tom"

Which happened to attend our meeting

Jack, hustling a net load of fish to the river

Tuckaseigee River cleanup on April 15th

Members, Jon Phillips, Craig Forrest, Jerry Dewese, Randy Ashe, Steve Yurkovich and Delos Montieth turned out for the cleanup effort. We cleaned up the original delayed harvest section of the Tuck in cooperation with the annual Tuckaseigee River cleanup crew of students from Western Carolina University. We would like to thank everyone who showed up for the cleanup effort. Thank You.

Stocking April 5th, 2000

Chinese fire drill, to get the fish to the water

Boat used to stock, as the Tuck was high and muddy

Launching the sea worthy craft :-) :This turned out to be a great way to stock

Jack and Jerry, negotiating the Rapids on the Nile River (The Tuck!)

Trash picked up at all the stops by Jerry's wife Cathy

Something Jery and Jack came up with, which worked out very well

A net full of fish pose for a photo before being stocked

Paul Carlson, presentation on the Needmore tract of the Little Tennessee River, at our April meeting

The hand off to the Chinese fire drill line of volunteers

GSMNP Sparkle Day March 25th, 2000

Steve Moore cooking some great hamburgers!

The entire group of volunteers from Friends of the Great Smokies and TU members from chapters all across Western North Carolina

Steve looks as if he had quite a time retrieving the trash from this ravine so we named it in his honor promptly after his valiant effort!

Pretty little water fall that feeds into the Oconaluftee
This was the first litter pickup project on the NC side with Friends of the Smokies and TU groups.
NEXT TIME JOIN US IN OUR EFFORTS!

KEEP "OUR" PARK CLEAN

Tributary of the Oconaluftee the way it should all look

March 2000 Stocking of the Tuckaseigee River Delayed harvest section

Alan helping with the stocking

Beautiful view of the lower Tuckaseigee

Willie reviving a rainbow for release

Jerry putting in a few good trout

Jerry adding a few more to the river

Stocking on a riprap bank

Our thanks to Craig Forrest for the photos, Our Newsletter Editor

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Stocking instructions	Refilling the tubs with fresh water	Discussion on Matt Kulp's presentation
Pass em on down the line	Matt Kulp giving his presentation	The fella on the left never had a chance
Matt Kulp Great Smoky Mountains National Park fishery biologists	Here we have the wild Smoky Mountains "Mad Tom" Which happened to attend our meeting	Jack, hustling a net load of fish to the river

Chinese fire drill, to get the fish to the water	Boat used to stock, as the Tuck was high and muddy	Launching the sea worthy craft :-) :This turned out to be a great way to stock
Jack and Jerry, negotiating the Rapids on the Nile River (The Tuck!)	Trash picked up at all the stops by Jerry's wife Cathy	Something Jery and Jack came up with, which worked out very well
A net full of fish pose for a photo before being stocked	Paul Carlson, presentation on the Needmore tract of the Little Tennessee River, at our April meeting	The hand off to the Chinese fire drill line of volunteers

Steve Moore cooking some great hamburgers!	The entire group of volunteers from Friends of the Great Smokies and TU members from chapters all across Western North Carolina	Steve looks as if he had quite a time retrieving the trash from this ravine so we named it in his honor promptly after his valiant effort!
Pretty little water fall that feeds into the Oconaluftee	This was the first litter pickup project on the NC side with Friends of the Smokies and TU groups. NEXT TIME JOIN US IN OUR EFFORTS! KEEP "OUR" PARK CLEAN	Tributary of the Oconaluftee the way it should all look

Alan helping with the stocking	Beautiful view of the lower Tuckaseigee	Willie reviving a rainbow for release
Jerry putting in a few good trout	Jerry adding a few more to the river	Stocking on a riprap bank