The grant allows SWMTU to fully-fund the on-going Brook Trout Project along five coldwater streams in West Michigan.
Author: Dave DeJonge (Dave DeJonge)
Creating trout habitat in Cedar Creek
This video shows work done installing wood structures and hydro-jettting posts to create pools and expose gravel for trout in Cedar Creek.
Rubble removal at Childsdale Dam
Part of Schrems' Brook Trout Project is removal of the in-stream concrete rubble at the Childsdale paper plant site in the Rogue River. With some help from our project partners, we got the concrete out!
Rogue River clean up on September 27
Wolverine Brand and Rockford Footwear Depot are sponsoring a community effort to keep the Rogue River banks free of trash and other debris on Saturday, September 27.
SOLD OUT: Matt Supinski at Founders Brewing
Join us for an evening with Matt Supinski, author of "Selectivity", who will share his experiences and expertise, with a focus on how our local conservation efforts are helping to sustain steelhead and cold water resources.
Volunteers needed for Outdoor Recreation Youth Day
The upcoming Barry County Outdoor Recreation Youth Day is in need of some volunteers. The event will take place on Saturday, September 13, at Historic Charlton Park, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Students in Rogue River watershed lend a hand
A group of students in home school programs in the Rogue River watershed have been connecting with Trout Unlimited in recent months by helping out the Home Rivers Initiative.
Do you know what it means to chum for steelhead?
This is a controversial subject for some anglers, and it’s becoming an issue that may affect the quality of your fishing and the quality of our cold water fish? Basically it means tossing loose salmon eggs in the river to start a steelhead feeding frenzy so an angler improves his chance of catching a salmon....
SWMTU funds MSU scholarship
Schrems West Michigan Trout Unlimited honors its founding member by establishing a fellowship for students interested in coldwater fisheries
Angler input desired for DNR guidance
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources – Fisheries Division is asking for your opinions on future management activities for our fisheries resources. Please take 10 minutes to provide your views on what you believe are the most critical activities Fisheries Division employees work on to make Michigan the place to fish. To access this survey,...