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blog BY mtdave ON October 23 - 0 COMMENTS
The Invisible Injury of War
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When they return from war, our Veterans and wounded warriors face many challenges, both physical and psychological. Oftentimes, the challenges result from physical injury and are visible, but in many cases, the injuries are invisible, and the worst of these is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON October 20 - 0 COMMENTS
VSP Trip to Montana a success!
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On behalf of TU's VSP program, I would like to thank everyone who contributed to the wonderful trip to Jefferson Island Ranch!  TU VSP hosted a fine group of 6 wounded warrior/Vets who enjoyed spectacular weather, beautiful scenery, excellent fishing, and even better company.  It was the trip of a [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON August 24 - 3 COMMENTS
TAPS Montana Men's Retreat a Success!
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Working with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) http://www.taps.org/, TU's Veterans Service Partnership hosted 2 great days of fly fishing in the Paradise Valley south of Livingston, Montana.  Nearly 30 TAPS folks who have lost loved ones in military service enjoyed the wonderful [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON July 29 - 0 COMMENTS
VSP Partners with Project Healing Waters on Wounded Warrior Veteran Fly Fishing Trip
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 TU's Veterans Service Partnership partnered with Project Healing Waters recently to provide a fly fishing trip for 8 wounded warrior Vets to Slough Creek in Yellowstone National Park.  National VSP Coordinator Alan Folger, Western VSP Coordinator Dave Kumlien, and TU volunteers Jo and Jim Borowski [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON July 17 - 0 COMMENTS
Wounded Warriors Visit Yellowstone
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The therapeutic energy of fly fishing for trout in the mountains and around moving water is well proven, and nowhere was this more evident than during the TU Veterans Service Partnership's recent trip to Yellowstone Park and  Silvertip Ranch on Slough Creek.  Five wounded warrior/Veteran couples [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY John Ross ON June 20 - 0 COMMENTS
100 Best: Green River, Flaming Gorge
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Location: Northeast Utah Type of stream: Tailwater Angling methods: Fly, Spin Species: Browns, Rainbows, Cutthroat Access: Easy Season: Year-round Supporting Services: Dutch John Short take: Consistent, yes, but don’t count your bugs before they’re hatched Handicapped Access: Yes, Little Hole [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON April 10 - 0 COMMENTS
New Didymo Research, Clean Angling, and Equipment Care
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Following is a link to a very good article summarizing recently published Didymo research findings and pointing out the need for anglers to continue to practice clean angling.   http://flyfishing.about.com/od/Conservation/fl/Experts-Keep-Angling-Clea...
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blog BY mtdave ON March 20 - 0 COMMENTS
2014 Utah Single Fly Info on the TU Website
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The 2014 Utah Single Fly event information has been posted on the TU website.  Here's the link.   http://www.tu.org/get-involved/national-events/2014-utah-single-fly-event The event information, team registration form, and the UTSF rules may be downloaded from the site.  Sign your team up today [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON March 20 - 0 COMMENTS
2014 Utah Single Fly Info on the TU Website

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The 2014 Utah Single Fly event information has been posted on the TU website.  Here's the link.   http://www.tu.org/get-involved/national-events/2014-utah-single-fly-event The event information, team registration form, and the UTSF rules may be downloaded from the site.  Sign your team up today [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY mtdave ON March 14 - 0 COMMENTS
An AIS Invasion Prevented in Idaho!
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Not sure who said it, may have been Winston Churchill, but the belief that "wars are won a battle at a time" underscores not only military strategy, but it applies to the "war on aquatic invasive species", too.  War might be an overstatement, but there's no question that the impacts on native [ READ MORE... ]
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