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blog BY kebuchta ON July 8 - 0 COMMENTS
Women, Water and Wine Event 8/2/14
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blog BY kebuchta ON June 10 - 0 COMMENTS
NJTU Women's Initiative Open House Event
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blog BY kebuchta ON March 9 - 0 COMMENTS
TU Women's Membership Drive
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In the fall of 2012, TU launched a campaign aimed at getting more women to sign up as members. In just one year, over 2,600 women signed up and currently there is a National 13 percent retention rate so far on these trial members. With the success of numerous events and courses, as well as local [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY kebuchta ON February 5 - 1 COMMENTS
Women's Forum at the 2014 Somerset Fly Fishing is Standing Room Only
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It was down to standing room only, with almost 60 female participants filling the conference room at The Fly Fishing Show in Somerset, New Jersey over the weekend. The Future of Women Anglers forum was moderated by Women’s Initiative Coordinators Kelly Buchta (NJ), Jackie Jordan (VT), and Alicea [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY kebuchta ON January 6 - 1 COMMENTS
Future of Women Anglers- MA and NJ Fly Fishing Show
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Join us for a round table discussion on the future of women anglers at the Marlborough and Somerset Fly Fishing shows this January. Be a part of a casual conversation with women on the future of women anglers. Let your voice and opiniion be heard. Swap stories with other anglers, conservationists, [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY kebuchta ON November 17 - 3 COMMENTS
Be part of it....
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As we prepare for the winter months ahead, I hope that you had a fantastic fishing season filled with excitement, learning and of course, stories of the one that got away. The Women’s Initiative Program is a success! To date, there are now over 2300 women who have taken advantage of the free [ READ MORE... ]
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