2017 BEAVER CREEK MASS TU/PHWFF TOURNAMENT We are proud and excited to hold a well deserved fishing event for our local Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing participants. Teams from local organizations and land owners have been planning and putting forth much appreciated time and resources to make this happen. Participants will be guided by local anglers, fed … Continue reading
The Fly Fishing Film Tour is coming to Harrisonburg VA March 17th (doors open 6pm, film at 7pm). It’s a great opportunity to help both people and fish! Proceeds benefit the Shenandoah Valley Project Healing Waters and MassTU. HURRY TICKETS WILL GO FAST!!!! They’re only $12 at the Mossy Creek Fly Fishing shop or $15 … Continue reading
Yes, it’s election day. But we hope you’ll come out and learn how we, and you, can get involved to help local veterans. Todd Desgrosseilliers, CEO for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, will focus on what Project Healing Waters is about and the relationship with Trout Unlimited. He will also be making a special recognition … Continue reading
Recently the MassTU sponsored PHW Shenandoah Valley Chapter hooked up with the James Madison Fly Fishers group for a Sunday fun day of camaraderie and casting. ============================== Vets, guides and friends gathered on a glorious, but slightly chilly, early fall Sunday morning at Beaver Creek near Harrisonburg, VA to chase trout (plus … Continue reading
Considerable progress has been made during the quarter to help the disabled veterans with their recovery. Caring and dedicated volunteers have freely given just under 1400 hours in support of the warriors. Likewise, individuals and organizations have funded 16 tying classes, 3 casting sessions, and 14 fishing outings. The Chapter’s PHW program has flourished both … Continue reading
At our recent Massanutten TU board meeting, it was unanimously voted that our project stream Beaver Creek be closed for one day to allow a group of disabled military personnel and veterans to fish. Passes will not be available on Saturday, NOVEMBER 29th 2014, from the 257 Grocery. We’re confident anglers will find plenty of … Continue reading
This being my first opportunity to photograph a Project Healing Waters event, I came with my camera, lenses and a little bit of apprehension in tow. Would I miss a winning shot? Would I get in the way? Would I cause someone to lose their best trout? To boot, it was starting to rain. I showed up … Continue reading
