Fish Camp is a hands-on, immersive adventure offered in partnership with the Arizona Council of Trout Unlimited and Grand Canyon Council-Scouting America. Participants learn the importance of

If you’ve never been to a Rendezvous before, you shouldn’t miss out this year as it’s a weekend filled with learning, networking, and fun with more than 100 volunteers like you, along with TU staff and partners. This year’s event is even more exciting as we are holding the Rendezvous in collaboration with the Wasatch Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Expo.

He describes not only the “how” but also the “why”, which helps it all come together during your casting practice and then on the water.

LEES FERRY — A red and silver jet boat leaves the dock at Lees Ferry in Marble Canyon. Captain Kevin Campbell cruises through the Colorado

The state of Arizona will invest $40 million dollars in the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative (AWII), an actionable, multi-year plan led by Arizona State University

Workers with the water district in Wenden, Arizona, saw something remarkable last year as they slowly lowered a camera into the drought-stricken town’s well: The

In a first, a salmonid is on track for delisting from the list of threatened and endangered species. The promise of gold and opportunity has long

Longtime native trout defender Jim Walker, of Scottsdale, has been awarded Trout Unlimited’s highest grassroots honor. Walker was awarded the Ray Mortensen award, the coldwater

Experts say the future of cold-water fish species like trout and salmon depends on climate restoration, and anglers themselves. By mid-July this summer, laminated signs

Too often, press coverage of Western conservation issues includes policy experts but not the voices of people who work, live, and play in our public

Leigh H. Perkins, who purchased The Orvis Company in 1965 and over the next three decades transformed it into one of the country’s most respected