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"Rest and Relaxation on the River" Hamburgers, hot-dogs, chips and soft drinks will be served. Bring your own extra refreshment if desired. If you have never enjoyed our hospitality you won't want to miss this
opportunity. Bring your rod and enjoy casting into the Little River at this scenic spot. Plan to join us during this time of relaxation and get to know us a little better! Click the link above and/or here for a map to River Johns... Be sure to mark this meeting on your calendar! Bring a friend... See you there..! Lynn Camp Update Volunteers (2 – 4 a day) will be needed for three or four days on a short notice basis near the end of June or early July to help collect and move brook trout to Lynn Camp Prong. The work will last all day and will be during week days. If you are interested in helping, send a message to Charlie Chmielewski at cchm@charter.net or you can call him at 865-661-7325. He will add you to the contact list for notification when the schedule is finalized. The schedule for brook trout restoration work had to be changed when stream electro-shock monitoring detected quantities of rainbow trout capable of reproduction in the upper portion of Marks Creek, a small tributary of Lynn Camp near camp ground 28, and in a downstream area in the gorge. The Park Service will re-treat these areas in the next two weeks, but the schedule will depend on the weather. Once the treatment is complete, the brook trout collection and moving will be scheduled and volunteers notified.
TROUTFEST 2009 As Trout Unlimited celebrates 50 years you may appreciate watching a bit of our history..   "Dispatches from the Field" ~ Great Smoky Mountains National Park Resource Management & Science information link to see science, research, and resource management projects firsthand, and to find information about volunteering and educational opportunities in and around the Great Smoky Mountains National Park ~ 2009 GSMNP Fisheries Volunteer Sampling Schedule
and volunteer needs list... The May 2009 issue of TVA River Neighbors is now available online.
View pictures of Chilhowee Lake drawdown... Check out the LRCTU Chapter Hatch Chart..! Fishing information : Great Smoky Mountains National Park Stocked Trout Waters of Tennessee Webpage
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For the latest road closings <click here> and weather information in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park you can call the NPS by dialing 865-436-1200. Once you hear a voice, dial extension 631 for road information or extension 630 for a weather forecast. To read the latest info on road closings, trails, campgrounds and picnic areas in the park please direct your internet browswer to: http://www.nps.gov/grsm/gsmsite/roadinfo.html |
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