The latest ramblings from our JSTU Chapter President, Duane Lloyd
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Written by Duane Lloyd
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Sunday, 28 March 2010 07:21 |
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JSTU 2010 Banquet
Each year we stage a banquet to say thanks to our members and enjoy the chance discussions. This year was no different. The food, from the Fort Monmouth, Lane Hall was great, opened with a cheese and fruit setting, then a selection of salmon, beef entrees and assorted side dishes.
The Tom Aucoin service award was presented to Bob Rively and Ken Howlett for their past efforts in getting out the Chapter New Letter, The Covered Bridge, every month for over 10 years.
The historical and industrial role of Allaire Park as set in 1836 was detailed by Bill Garhouser.
Each banquet the chapter board provides a number of raffle prizes, composed of fine hand made jewelry from a local craft person, and several fly fishing rods, including a 2 piece 7ft, 4 wt bamboo fly rod in addition to other 3 and 4 piece fly rods. These prizes were also accompanied by fly fishing accessories, fly box's complete with flies and a framed Rainbow trout drawing by Dave Whitlock personalized to the Jersey Shore TU.
Thanks to Joe Quattrock for heading up this project, and looking forward to next year.
Duane S. Lloyd |
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Written by Duane Lloyd
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Tuesday, 08 December 2009 11:11 |
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As we are 1st a cold water conservation organization serving Ocean and Monmouth, with a little fishing on the side, the following is provided for your information and thoughts.
Met with the owner of 38 acres that straddle the Toms River in Jackson TWP, just down stream from Hope Chapel Road. According to him Ocean County is planning to buy this section with the idea to develop in to a park. Have no more information on how solid the counties plans are or time table.
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TU's Embrace-A-Stream Program |
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Friday, 26 September 2008 19:09 |
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In our mission as a TU chapter, there is always a need to improve the coldwater resources here in Ocean and Monmouth County. Below is a summary of a source of funds that is availability to us from Trout Unlimited National. All that is needed is an idea or two and the chapter could be on the road to improve our fisheries. Give this some thought and let me hear from you.
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