All are always welcomeToo much of a good thing is a good thing. We had a grand time at the last one, we’re doing it again! Come share how you spent your summer and make plans for future fall outings. Bring your viceTie some of your favorite patterns or learn a new one. No pressure. … Continue reading
All are welcomeCome share how you spent your summer and make plans for future fall outings. Bring your viceTie some of your favorite patterns or learn a new one. No pressure. Just come and tie. Grab a sliceThe chapter will be buying pizza. Grab a drinkThree Notch’d will surely have some great beers on tap. … Continue reading
We are saddened to report that long-time Massanutten Trout Unlimited member and MTU Board member Kemper Eagle passed away Friday, March 8. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Kemper’s wife Rosemarie and the Eagle family in this time of mourning. Please check the Daily New Record for additional information. Several members can boast a … Continue reading
Join us in giving thanks to the gracious locals who have permitted access on their private property to fish Mossy Creek and Beaver Creek. The cost is $20 per person and helps offset the cost of the landowner’s dinner and gifts. Please pay at the dinner. The location is The Wood Grill Buffet in Harrisonburg … Continue reading
October 8th 2019Bar Flies Meet & Greet7pm • Three Notch’d Valley Collab House • Harrisonburg VA Come share your summer adventures and make future plans for fall trips. Bring your vice and tie some flies or learn something new from a fellow tier. The chapter will be purchasing pizza so bring a favorite fish tale … Continue reading
Join us Tuesday, December 4 at the Capital Ale House in Harrisonburg. The social hour begins at 6:00pm with a cash bar and the silent auction where you can bid on float trips, fly fishing items, apparel, and travel. The proceeds from the auction support Massanutten TU programs throughout the year. The Christmas party is our … Continue reading
Creator of several flies based on his years as a fish biologist, Andrij Horodysky (Umpqua’s mad professor) has nurtured a burning desire since his first bluegill at age three to learn HOW fishes work – what variables drive their movements, what they eat and how it changes in space and time, how they see and what … Continue reading
