Conservation. Community. Fishing.

photo courtesy of Corey Pelletier

The cookout scheduled 7/30 has been rescheduled to August 6. Please join us . Also join us on Saturday, August 16 to install stream bank revetments with used Christmas trees in the W-P Watershed. See our Events Calendar for details.

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The cookout scheduled 7/30 has been rescheduled to August 6. Please join us . Also join us on Saturday, August 16 to install stream bank revetments with used Christmas trees in the W-P Watershed. See our Events Calendar for details. 〰️

OUR VISION

To ensure that the habitats for cold water and estuary fish thrive in Rhode Island for future generations.

Our Mission

To bring together diverse interests to conserve, protect, restore and sustain the cold water fisheries and their watersheds in Rhode Island through collaborative, educational, recreational and environmental activities so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout.

Recent Blog Posts

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swift river: a fly fisher’s paradise
swift river: a fly fisher’s paradise

by Paul Kasica

On May 9th and 10th, Rhode Island TU chapter held its first fishing outing of 2025 at the well-known Swift River.

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Water Monitoring
Water Monitoring

by Joe Coppola

May 14, 2025 Update - Jeff Perry and I completed our first sampling of the year this morning obtaining water samples and readings from the Falls, Flat and Wood Rivers.

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Patagonia
Patagonia

by Jeff Perry

We fished Rio Pico, Argentina, which shares the Patagonia watershed with Chile. We targeted Brookies, Rainbows and Brown Truchas.

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2024 Lifetime Achievement Award
2024 Lifetime Achievement Award

Congratulations to Rich Benson - recipient of the Rhode Island Trout Unlimited 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award.

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