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    • Trout In The Classroom >
      • Rocky River TU >
        • RRTU Events >
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          • Streamside Day Trips
          • Alarka Trips
          • Fly Tying Classes >
            • Instructional Tyers
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        • Conservation
        • Conservation Partners >
          • NC Camo Coalition
        • Diversity >
          • WOMEN ON THE FLY
          • BSA Merit Badge
        • We welcome your feedback!
        • Become a TU Member
        • Mission and Brief History
    • RiverCourse Fly Fishing Youth Camp
    • Casting Carolinas
    • Wilson Creek Adopt-A-Stream and Stream Watch
    • South Mountain Adopt-A-Park
    • Stone Mountain State Park
  • Resources
    • RRTU Class Recipes
    • NC General Hatch Charts
    • Fly Shops, Outfitters and Guides
    • Fly Fishing >
      • RRTU Reference Fly Tying >
        • Entomology Basics
        • More Entomology Basics
      • More Fly Fishing Basics
      • Fly Fishing Tips
      • Trout Fishing & Trout Fishing Stories
    • Fly Casting
    • History, Reading, References >
      • S. Appalachian & Smoky Mtn History >
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Rocky River Companion Angler Trip Program

Companion Angler Trip Request
Fellow Members,
Through this program Rocky River Trout Unlimited members have the opportunity to learn more about places to fish as well as gain skills and experience with some of our most experienced member anglers within our Trout Unlimited Chapter.

Our experienced anglers within the chapter volunteer to sponsor angling trips to take recipients that are willing to make a donation to the chapter. Your donation to the chapter is fully tax deductible for the recipient.

The companion trip is considered an in kind gift to the chapter therefore the associated costs are also deductible for the sponsor. This program will raise conservation funds for the chapter ongoing as well as serve members to be more actively involved.

The process begins with a sponsor (the Companion Angler) willing to provide a trip. The trip is defined based on the Rocky River Trout Unlimited Companion Angler Program Guidelines and announced to the membership along with a suggested donation. The first member to step forward pledging a donation will be awarded the trip or should the trip have multiple members interested, the chapter leadership will seek additional sponsors. The sponsor (the Companion Angler) and arranges a mutual time for the trip. Based on the specifics of the trip, the trip is completed – a win, win for the donating member, the sponsor (the Companion Angler) and the Chapter.

If there is not a Companion trip announced, you may also make a request for a Companion Angler by downloading and completing the same form above.

What a great excuse to find more time to go fishing as well as raise funds for conservation!

Thank you for being a donor or a participant.

Steve McLure,
President, Rocky River Trout Unlimited


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