I dont think TUC is very fond of our beloved steelheadBow_Man said:Thanks Cody, I have been looking at the Niagara chapter ( close to home ), Sounds like it is a good organization. Looks like they will get my money.
same here, he does the stream restoration, tree planting and stockingTroutCommander said:Thats the MEA Hatchery. Got a buddy involved with them
Thanks for the feedback FF.FrequentFlyer said:I have heard some not so great things about TUC, as well as CRAA, ie: tree planting/stream restoration funding doesn't add up. personally i'd be looking at the hatchery on the rouge and duffins
myspacedave said:Reviving an old thread, but wanna know your guys' thoughts on OFAH. I was thinking about going tree planting for them.
What type of coverage is offered? Coverage for yourself if you are injured on their land, meaning they're not liable for your injuries, or what? The insurance has been the standout feature when I've thought of joining as well.FrequentFlyer said:if you like being pestered about selling raffle tickets, go for it. the liability insurance is nice though for getting into some private properties to access prime fishing spots. just talk to the land owner first, ask for permission, show them the card and explain the liability insurance to them, and they will probably give you permission