‍ Join TU members from across Maine and New England for a “Salter Saturday” event to learn about “Salter” brook trout.  The event will include a keynote address by Merry Gallagher Native Fish Conservation Biologist from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and a presentation by Fran Smith from the Cape Cod Chapter about restoration of spring creeks on the Cape. Tom Pero will be present for a book signing session for his new book entitled Salter.  See Wild River Publishing.

‍This is a free event. The public is welcome at “Salter Saturday” on October 17, 1 to 4 p.m. at Freeport Community Center, 53 Depot Street, Freeport, Maine. There will also be a guided walk of Frost Gully Brook that morning from 10 to 11:00 a.m. We will be meeting at the Burr Cemetery Parking lot in the back. 56 Durham Rd. Freeport. For information phone Gene McKenna in Bowdoinham at 207-512-5610.

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Edes Falls Park will be officially recognized by Sebago TU, the Town of Naples, the Naples Historical Society, Sebago Clean Waters, and Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Edes Falls Park is located in Naples at the junction of Edes Falls Road and Jugtown Road.

The Casco Bay Estuary Partnership 2026 State of the Bay event on Friday, October 2 from noon to 7:00 pm at the University of Southern Maine Abromson Community Education Center, Portland, ME. 

Want to improve your fly casting?

Come support the effort to improve and conserve our cold water fisheries!

Come and float the Androscoggin River while picking up trash! Limited space for volunteers in the boats, so this is a first-come, first-served opportunity!

A rare opportunity for those looking to chip in, so sign up on our Eventbrite page today: Sign up here.

Join us on July 13th to help clean up the Presumpscot River!

We’ll be picking up trash, hanging out, enjoying food, and raffling off great gear in celebration of this much-loved river.

We’ll also have a guest speaker sharing insights about the river.

Come join us! Improve Maine’s watershed one piece of trash at a time!

A free film screening at the Gem Theather in Bethel — featuring two short films set on the Crooked River.

Including one that feature’s Sebago TU’s work to remove the Edes Falls Dam.

Join us for a stream meetup in South Oxford, ME to learn about our continued stream restoration and connectivity work in the Crooked River Watershed.

Come celebrate the start of a new year of fishing and conservation, as we highlight some of the exciting work we have planned for 2025.

The Sebago Chapter of Trout Unlimited and Maine Fly Guys are co-hosting a cleanup day on Red Brook in South Portland, ME. Join us in protecting this unique Brook Trout habitat.

Join Sebago TU at Maine Beer Company in Freeport for Cast Away for Conservation to kickoff the 2023 fishing season.

Join Sebago Trout Unlimited for our Winter Climate Change Series Presentation at Bissell Brothers in Portland. Jim Pellerin, a Biologist for the Sebago Region with the Maine Department of Inland Fish and Wildlife (MDIFW), will be presenting on the importance of the Crooked River watershed, and Lauren Pickford, Planning and Land Use Manager of Lakes Environmental Association (LEA), will be speaking on the projects the LEA has planned for the Crooked over the next few years. It will be a great opportunity to enjoy some great beer and food, see some friends, and learn a little more about this amazing river.

Come join Sebago TU for some ice fishing on Chaffin Pond. This is a great opportunity to mingle with fellow friends, take in another side of the fishing season, and most importantly get the kids out on the ice for some winter fun!

Congratulations! You made it to another fishing season! Come celebrate with the Sebago Chapter of Trout Unlimited at our second annual Cast Away for Conservation Event taking place on Wednesday, May 11, at Thompson’s Point in Portland, Maine. Proceeds from the event will go to supporting the TU Sebago Chapter’s exciting conservation programs. This is our main fundraising event of the year!

Come learn about the Presumpscot with local experts of Sebago TU, the Friends of the Presumpscot River, and Presumpscot Regional Land Trust.

Please join Sebago TU and the Royal River Alliance via zoom on May 18th at 7 pm for the Royal River Fishing Frenzy event. Sebago TU’s Steve Heinz will launch a fishing guide map of the Watershed, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Biologist Nick Kalejs will answer fish questions, and Landis Hudson from Maine Rivers will talk about the Royal River fisheries history.

The Sebago Chapter of Trout Unlimited invites you to get outside, hang out in a safe environment for information about TU conservation, local food and beer, vendors, and general merrymaking for the evening.

Join Sebago Trout Unlimited as we host Joshua Bergan’s virtual presentation on how to plan DIY trips to Montana and the Northern Rockies.

Join us for a presentation on the Hiram Dam relicensing process. Hiram Dam is currently undergoing relicensing by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, for the first time since 1992, with a decision on a Final License Agreement for a 30 to 50-year license expected in 2022.

Join us for a presentation on the Hiram Dam relicensing process. Hiram Dam is currently undergoing relicensing by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, for the first time since 1992, with a decision on a Final License Agreement for a 30 to 50-year license expected in 2022.

The 2020 Sebago TU Conservation Event is coming up on Saturday, March 21st!