The formation of the chapter was in 1969, with a small group of people who enjoyed the fine pastime of trout fishing.We currently have about 250 members in the N.E. Wisconsin area. These members come from all walks of life, from professionals to the common laborer. All with a passion for trout and the great environs these fish inhabit. A common bond that keeps us integrated to our environment. One that lends us well, to our mission!
Our mission is the protection and enhancement of our coldwater resources here in Wisconsin. The chapter has volunteered many manhours and resources to this task. We work with the D.N.R, U.S. Forest Service, and other organizations in carrying out the chapter's endeavors. The restoring of trout and salmon habitat to which it once was in the Badger State. Habitat is the key to the betterment and future of trout fishing in Wisconsin. This habitat consist of a place for trout to live, and cold clean water, a necessity for their survival. The ecosystem that trout inhabit is a integral part of our environment, one that most people want to protect, for now and future generations.
