2rocky
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I think they missed a lot of schools with fisheries programs. What do you think?
Top college towns for trout bums
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I think they missed a lot of schools with fisheries programs. What do you think?
Gellar
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They post this list annually. I’m glad it wasn’t around when I went to school, I had to take one break from college because I liked to hunt to much.
I think you could add some of the Wisconsin schools like uw lacrosse or uw stevens point. some of the Michigan schools like northern Michigan or Ferris state. In Iowa you could add upper Iowa university or Luther college
I don’t think of college station Texas when I think about trout fishing.
I think you could add some of the Wisconsin schools like uw lacrosse or uw stevens point. some of the Michigan schools like northern Michigan or Ferris state. In Iowa you could add upper Iowa university or Luther college
I don’t think of college station Texas when I think about trout fishing.
I was just thinking of NMU and Michigan Tech as well.
For fly fishing proximity, UW-Madison is in a primo spot. Just a short drive west and it gets really good.
FairWeather
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University of Oregon might as well be on there, since Oregon State is. They’re all of 45 mins apart, so any fish you don’t catch at UO just head down river and catch them at OSU.
One of these years, once I get a little more experience under my belt, I want to float the stretch between the two. Oughta be a nice overnight trip.
One of these years, once I get a little more experience under my belt, I want to float the stretch between the two. Oughta be a nice overnight trip.
Gellar
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Madison you could go north, east, or west a few hours and be in good fly fishing.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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Black hills state college would for the bill being in spearfish sd. Not the biggest trout but plenty of mountain creeks
sccritterkiller
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WVU or UVA 4 National Forests between them with some the best trout fishing on the east coast, a good chunk of it in national radio quiet zone.
Little Big Man MT Chris
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When we’d go to the restroom at the University Oregon football games back in the day everyone would always yell make sure to flush twice We gotta get this water to Corvallis.
.270Rem
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Virginia Tech is the better bet in Virginia.
Dougfirtree
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Pleased to see my alma mater left off the list...
tkhuntsman
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Western State in Gunnison CO is probably the top of the heap for me.
Salmonchaser
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Raised my GPA at Oregon State by having a drift boat and a good working knowledge of the Alsea and the Siletz. Lived on venison, skim milk, salmon and steelhead in those days.
Straight Arrow
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It's puzzling that I graduated from MSU ... as it's likely I spent more time in the Gallatin and Madison Rivers than in the classroom!
Montana State! Go CATS! For me it was four years of fishing and fun ... followed by four years US Army, with two trips to Vietnam as "payback" for all my fun.
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My best day on the river, perhaps 75 or 1976, we killed double limits of mallards and geese, 3 pheasants, a bunch of quail and I really don’t recall how many fish we pulled out running hotshots. Just shy of Corvallis we banged a real good blacktail buck. Actually got checked by the game warden, Stan Steel.
yikes, they missed ft lewis college and western university. best two colleges in colorado for anglers.
flylords fly fish for fish and they're not biologists, they're influencers so this has negative levels of anything to do with fisheries programs. it has to do with solid schools in solid towns with great fishing all around you.
in any event the whole point of posts like these is to rile people up and create engagement. works every time.
flylords fly fish for fish and they're not biologists, they're influencers so this has negative levels of anything to do with fisheries programs. it has to do with solid schools in solid towns with great fishing all around you.
in any event the whole point of posts like these is to rile people up and create engagement. works every time.
I thought of that one as well, good call.
