Category: Education

GBRA Scholarship Program due by Jan 22

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Reminder! Tomorrow is the last day to submit an application for the GBRA Scholarship Program. The application and essay portion must be received by midnight, January 22. Graduating high school seniors living in the following 10 counties of GBRA’s service area: Kendall, Comal, Hays, Caldwell, Guadalupe, Gonzales, DeWitt, Victoria, Calhoun and Refugio are eligible to apply. All graduating seniors meeting the eligibility requirements may submit a scholarship application. https://bit.ly/GBRA-Scholarship

Another successful Learn to Fly Fish event

Even though it was off and on light rain, and a bit cool, we had a very nice group of people show up for our learn to fly fish class this Saturday.
For more class info, and advanced class’s, go to actionangler.net and subscribe to their news letter, and you will get notification with links to the next class’s or other special events. The news letter is about once a month unless there is some really big news, so you will not get bombarded every day. The trout are in the water, so get out there and practice good catch and release. Have a Merry Christmas!
Action Angler & Outdoor Center- Guadalupe River, New Braunfels, TX
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Living Waters Guadalupe Holdover FB live class

living Waters Fly Fishing
Saturday, October 10th @ 10 A.M. CST – on IG and FB Live
Hunting Holdovers: Pursuing Naturalized Trout on the Guadalupe.
Many are familiar with the Guadalupe River trout fishery and the fact that it is our primary guiding destination during the cooler months. However, before the unofficial trout season actually starts, many anglers try their luck at hooking “holdovers” (Trout that have made it through the hot Texas summer). Chris has chased holdover trout intentionally for the last 10+ years on the Guadalupe and more often than not, he finds them! While it is great fun trying to hunt the proverbial needle in the haystack, there are several things that anglers need to know to increase their effectiveness in catching and successfully releasing Texas’ holdovers. Join Chris this Saturday as he covers the following topics:
• Water temperature and its importance
• How to safely handle and release your catch
• How to pick the best days for holdover hunting
• Targeting the tailrace: where to look for holdovers
• Proper fish-fighting techniques that will aid in an effective release
• Techniques and fly selection

GBRA Basin Steering Committee Meeting on line August 20th

Save the Date! Every year participants look forward to the Guadalupe River Basin Steering Committee meeting, where speakers draw insights on local water quality issues. For the first time ever, the annual meeting will be hosted online from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday, August 20.

Listen to industry leaders who will highlight the exciting new partnerships between the Meadows Center, The Mermaid Society of Texas, and the San Marcos Green Belt Alliance related to education and outreach, and riparian restoration in San Marcos.

The meeting is open to the public from throughout the Guadalupe River Basin.

Tune in here: https://global.gotowebinar.com/…/5741123462634468…/180423073