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Summary of Nov meeting PDF Print E-mail
Written by Duane Lloyd   
Wednesday, 16 November 2011 16:19

Summary of the Nov 15 Jersey Shore General Membership meeting

Duane Lloyd Presiding

Chapter Leadership changes:

Bob Simpson resigned as chapter secretary and  Bill Praschil has accepted the position of chapter Secretary

Colin Archer will resign as Vice President-JSTU effective December meeting.   The JSTU Board of Directors will be looking for a replacement.  Interested members should let Duane Lloyd know at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Healing Waters Projects  -  Len Parks, a former JSTU member now living and fishing salt water in the Florida area donated fly tying material (dubbing, fur  and feathers) to the Healing Waters Project.  Donation was accepted by coordinator Dave Bucko

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October 2011 Meeting Summary PDF Print E-mail
Written by Duane Lloyd   
Wednesday, 19 October 2011 12:28

October 18, 2011  General Meeting Called to order 7:30 pm

NJ TU Council News

Rich Thomas is our new Council Chairman and Rick Ax is moving to New York -- All other officers and chairs are unchanged

Chapter News - 

Staffed a table at the Oct 1 FREC Conservation Day.  Thanks to Bill Praschil and Colin Archer for their support   Our subject was what makes Water- Trout Water.    This fit right in with the conservation theme of the day. 

Would make me so happy if the next expert can explain just what is polution that is bad for the fish and the fish food.  So far this question has always been met with a blank stare. 
I talked a little about polution in the Conservation/other/What is Trout Water.

Members of the Jersey Shore Chapter  and friends of the Toms River assisted the NJ F&W with the Fall Stocking of the TCA, with 150 large Brown and Rainbows.   The high water made the stocking by floating a bit touché so the trout scheduled for the TCA were stocked in Cedar Glenn section.  Trout were also stocked in the River Wood section.  However concern that due to wet road and down trees the F&W truck would not be able to make the trip along the river, the trout were released (stocked) at one spot.

The Banquet this held Sat 15 - reports are that all had a good time.   Joe Quattrock  provided a summary.

The JSTU board is developing the following projects for the 2012.  As these projects are within our Non Profit Mission your donations will be tax deductible.    To raise the funds and work these projects - your help - both funds contribution and your labor is needed, 

  • Sponsor a student to attend the Cold Water School in June - $250 per student. Colin Archer has the lead on this and will need help working up how the selection will be accomplished. Touch base with him.
  • Sponsor and furnish a school with the Trout in Class Room equipment - cost is estimated at $1500 per school. Need a program leader to work out who will get the system and equipment to be bought. Touch base with Colin.
  • Install a kiosk at the Trout Conservation area, explaining the TCA mission and regulation and other information. Estimate this project will require $2000. Have a chance to get a Kiosk that was made for the Flat Brook TCA. Bill Praschil has the lead on this so if you are interested touch base with him.

 Bill Saloukas introduce the speaker from the Monmouth and Ocean mosquito control commission.  He covered not only the life cycle of mayfly's and caddis but also updated us on current problems with mosquito,  ticks and Lyme disease.  

 For ticks the best defense is a repellent based on permethrin sprayed on your clothing.  I use a product Sawyer from Cabalas and Dicks also has somthing.   The only way to make sure your not bringing the ticks into your house is to run ALL CLOTHING in the dryer at High temp for at least 55 - 60 min. 

Duane Lloyd

 

 

 

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TU's Embrace-A-Stream Program PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 26 September 2008 19:09
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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