Truchas Chapter Trout Unlimited
Conserving, protecting, and restoring northern New Mexico’s cold-water fisheries and their watersheds—It all starts with you!
Trout Unlimited members can join at an introductory half-price rate of $17.50 for the first year, with $15 staying local to support Truchas Chapter’s work.
Why join Truchas Chapter Trout Unlimited?
About Us
Trout Unlimited, a national organization of over 150,000 members, is dedicated to conserving, protecting and restoring North America’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Its vision is to ensure that robust populations of native and wild coldwater fish once again thrive within their North American range, so that our children can enjoy healthy fisheries in their home waters.
The Truchas Chapter works to carry out TU’s vision in the waters of northern New Mexico through our conservation projects, youth programs, fundraising efforts, communications, and advocacy.
Upcoming Events
Events
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Exclosure Repair & Restoration Tour, Chihuahueños Creek (Jemez Mountains)
September 20 – September 21
Recent News
Fly Fishing the Pecos Wilderness: A Field Guide for Northern New Mexico Anglers
From Jacks Creek to the forks of the Santa Barbara, a field guide to fly fishing the Pecos Wilderness, the rules that protect it, and the native cutthroat at its heart.
Meet the Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout: New Mexico’s Native State Fish
New Mexico’s state fish lives in roughly 10% of its historic range, but a 20-year recovery effort kept it off the Endangered Species List in 2024.
Join Truchas Chapter’s New Open Casting Practices This Summer
Fly Fishers International was created in 1964 by influential fly anglers who felt the need for an umbrella organization and collective voice for the fly angling community. Their mission is “… to foster the legacy of fly fishing for all fish…
Conservation and Community Activities
Provide funding for Riversource, a locally owned organization that promotes good stewardship of local waterways through youth education and ecological restoration projects
Provided funding on El Rito Creek to fix a barrier that protects the endangered indigenous state fish (Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout) from aggressive introduced species that can outcompete them for habitat.
