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What is a "Salmon Carcass Toss" and what makes it so much fun?
Get more involved with your local chapter and find out!
Learn about your local salmonid fishery and our watershed's ecology at our volunteer events.
The more you know, the sooner we will restore the Russian River's historic world class fishery.

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As the local chapter of the Trout Unlimited (TU), the Redwood Empire Chapter of Trout Unlimited (RETU), based in Santa Rosa, California, is focused on 4 primary goals for our local salmon and steelhead fisheries.
That is to:
PROTECT, RECONNECT, RESTORE, and SUSTAIN
our North Coast cold water fisheries including the Russian River, the Petaluma River, and the Napa River. We are watershed advocates on behalf of the tributaries of these rivers that serve as spawning and rearing habitat for Steelhead and Coho Salmon. We speak for the Chinook Salmon that spawn in the mainstem of our rivers. We also watchdog the watershed health of our local streams such as Salmon Creek, Sonoma Creek, San Antonio Creek, and the Esteros.
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We are dedicated to restoring healthy riparian habitats in all these waters so that our Chinook, Coho and Steelhead fisheries are once again thriving and in good condition. We envision a restored run of 50,000 WILD Steelhead in the Russian River making it the world class sport fishing resource it was as recently as 1968. It is a goal supported by Redwood Empire cities, Sonoma County and the State of California
Join us, won't you?
Contact our Chapter President, Julie Carlson at: flyfishdr@comcast.net
OR Contact our Conservation Chairman, Kent MacIntosh at: kentmac@sonic.net
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The Healdsburg
Wild Steelhead Festival
is always looking for new sponsors. Are you a North County business that sees the benefit of restoring a run of 50,000 wild Steelhead in the Russian River? Well, help us achieve that goal for benefit of the entire watershed community. Visit the Festival website and sign up to be a sponsor of our February 2012 Festival.
Also please visit the
Festival Facebook Page
and LIKE it!

Jim Norton, PBS Nature filmmaker and Salmon River guide will be speaking this year at the Wild Salmon Dinner, Friday 2/10/12 at the Villa Chanticleer during the Healdsburg Wild Steelhead Festival. His film, "Salmon: Running the Guantlet" is one of the most watched and acclaimed episodes of the PBS Nature series.
Get your tickets to the dinner at the Festival website or at Eventbrite.
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