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The Ted Knott Chapter of Trout Unlimited Canada is focused on protecting the
cold water creeks within Hamilton Wentworth and Halton regions flowing into Burlington Bay
and Lake Ontario.
We are part of a national organization who's mission is to conserve, protect and
restore Canada's freshwater ecosystems and coldwater resources for current and
future generations.
Our chapter encompasses some of the most heavily populated and industrialized
areas of Canada. The enormous challenge this creates for our freshwater resource
requires us to not only conserve and protect this resource, but to become very
proactive in the restoration of degraded habitat. We embrace the Halton and
Hamilton Wentworth regions, as well as the ongoing project in Haldimand County. |
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The Ted Knott Chapter has adopted The Bronte Creek Watershed to be a focal point within the region.
For more information about Bronte Creek, see the Bronte
Creek Watershed page.
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A special "Thank You" to our
friends at Grindstone Angling!
Join the Ted Knott Chapter and receive a free flyfishing session at Flyfish
4 Trout. For more information please send an email to Ewan Alderson at ewan_alderson@yahoo.ca.

Items of Interest
Hamilton Spectator Report on Spencer Creek, July 23, 2011 "
Things fishy in Dundas
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Video Clip on the Spectator Website - http://www.thespec.com/videozone/567954
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RECEIVES SPECIAL CENTENNIAL COMMUNITY GRANT FROM UNION GAS
On-Location Program at Lowville Park
Bronte Creek Restoration Project
June
18, 2011 Report
June
11, 2011 Report
May
28, 2011 Report
Read the feature article, "Mill
Creek: Anatomy of a Restoration" in Currents, Trout Unlimited
Canada's National Newsletter.
See featured
member Bill Christmas of the Ted Knott Chapter in Spring 2011
edition of Currents.
Crooks Hollow Dam Removal and restoration of Spencer Creek
Read about the disappearance of the Green Drake mayfly, in Henry Frania's Green Drake Study prepared for the Izaak Walton Flyfishing
Club.
See the YouTube video of
Trout Unlimited Canada, Whiteman's Creek Dam Removal in the Grand River
Link to the Certified Seed Collector
Workshops on the
Trees Ontario website
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