Welcome to Trout Unlimited for the State of Arizona
Water courses through Arizona's Great Sonoran Desert -- from the mighty Colorado River cutting through the Grand Canyon, to many smaller streams and lakes in the mountains throughout the state. 

Surprising to many is the fact that Arizona's lakes and streams harbor brook, brown and rainbow trout in abundance. 

Arizona is also home to several unique species of trout, including the rare Apache and Gila native trout.

"Arizona's trout streams and native and non-native fish are a unique and fragile part of Arizona's world-renowned scenic beauty and natural wonders. The Arizona Trout Unlimited State Council and Trout Unlimited chapters throughout the state seek to conserve and protect Arizona's trout and trout fisheries for the enjoyment of future generations."

                          Jim Stipe, Chairman
                         Trout Unlimited Arizona Council
 



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Arizona State Council
TU AZ and AZGFD conduct January workshops on the Apache and Gila Trout
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Trout Unlimited is incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational, charitable organization, and all monetary or property donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. All memberships are handled through Trout Unlimited national headquarters.
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Gila Trout restoration in Southern AZ
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Theodore Roosevelt said, "There can be no greater issue than that of conservation in this country."   TU Arizona supports the work of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation  Partnership.
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Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Trout Unlimited Arizona Council notes "Great Outdoors Month" In Arizona
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TU and Orvis team up to offer basic fly fishing instruction in Phoenix area -- NOW EXTENDED THROUGH AUGUST.
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