News and Events
Calendar of Events
Sebago Mainestream, the newsletter from the Sebago Chapter of Trout Unlimited has gone online to save paper and mailing costs. The latest issue will be available through the links on this site.
Please contact us if you'd like to recieve it via email.
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Sebago Chapter Annual Banquet
Saturday, April 10
Cocktails at 5 pm
Keeley's, Portland
Casting at Healthy Kids Day
Saturday, April 17 (10 am - 12 noon)
YMCA in Freeport, Maine
If you're interested in helping, please contact Bill Oleszczuk.
Southern Maine Children’s Water Festival
Friday, May 21, 2010 (9:30 am – 2:00 pm)
University of Southern Maine, Portland Campus
If you're interested in helping, please contact Steve Heinz.
Casting and Fly-tying at Maine Wildlife Park—
Saturday, June 12 (10 am - 2 pm)
Gray, Maine
If you're interested in helping, please contact Bill Oleszczuk.
Casting and Fly-tying at Camp Hinds Boy Scout Summer Camp—
Saturday, July 4 through August 15
Raymond, Maine
If you're interested in helping, please contact Bill Oleszczuk.
Casting and Fly-tying at Boys and Girls Clubs of Southern Maine—
Coming in August or September (Dates TBD)
Portland, Maine
If you're interested in helping, please contact Bill Oleszczuk.
Chapter Newsletter
Sebago MainStream is the monthly newsletter for our chapter and is only available online. It highlights a calendar of events that the chapter is sponsoring, campaigns we are running, fishing stories from members, and a note from the chapter president.
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Volunteers
SebagoTU is always looking for a few extra hands. Whether it be some hands on conservation work, clean-ups, helping out on the board or lending a hand on banquet day, your help is always welcome. If you're interested in getting involved with the largest chapter in the state, please contact
Bill Oleszczuk.
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