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06-27-2016, 02:41 PM
David Lass from Truckee will be presenting an updated program on Trout Unlimited Projects in the Sierras and Southern Cascades. He will also be sharing a program on fishing the Williamson and Sprague Rivers in Oregon, which are tributaries to the mighty Klamath. David operates as California’s Field Director and runs the Tahoe Office for Trout Unlimited. He looks over public land issues that concern trout and salmon, and works to build local, regional and statewide support among sportsmen to engage in policy decisions that protect the last best places we have to hunt and fish.
It’s a treat to welcome David back, because he’s a person who has a real calling for conservation and also looks at each issue through the eyes of a fisherman. You don’t want to miss this program!
The CFFU meeting begins at 7 pm on Tuesday, July 5th and is located at the RICHARD T. CONZELMANN COMMUNITY CENTER, 2201 Cottage Way, Sacramento. The Center is in the Howe Avenue Park close to Howe Avenue. Starting at 6:15 pm is a fly tying demonstration by a club member.
The Howe Avenue Park is located at the Northeast corner of Howe Avenue and Cottage Way. The entrance is on Cottage Way approximately 150 feet east of Howe Ave. across from Home Depot. Overflow parking is available at Home Depot. A map and more information are found at www.cffu.org.
Please join us for this presentation by David Lass.
It’s a treat to welcome David back, because he’s a person who has a real calling for conservation and also looks at each issue through the eyes of a fisherman. You don’t want to miss this program!
The CFFU meeting begins at 7 pm on Tuesday, July 5th and is located at the RICHARD T. CONZELMANN COMMUNITY CENTER, 2201 Cottage Way, Sacramento. The Center is in the Howe Avenue Park close to Howe Avenue. Starting at 6:15 pm is a fly tying demonstration by a club member.
The Howe Avenue Park is located at the Northeast corner of Howe Avenue and Cottage Way. The entrance is on Cottage Way approximately 150 feet east of Howe Ave. across from Home Depot. Overflow parking is available at Home Depot. A map and more information are found at www.cffu.org.
Please join us for this presentation by David Lass.