Conserving, restoring and protecting trout and their coldwater streams and rivers
OBTU is now in its 53rd year.
2023 SILVER TROUT AWARD RECIPIENT
Chris Wood, TU Chief Executive Officer, presented the Silver Trout Award to OBTU at the 2023 National Meeting recognizing OBTU as among the highest performing of TU’s approximately 400 chapters:

OBTU Annual Appeal for Donations is Underway:
You belong to one of the largest and most active Trout Unlimited chapters: Oakbrook. Our work improves the health and quality of the streams we fish. It brings financial and environmental support to the surrounding communities and farms.
As a Trout Unlimited member, you have given our national organization support. We humbly request your local support as well. Recent excellent support has allowed us to expand our conservation and education efforts. We now do conservation in more places across Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin. We have added two new and popular adult fly fishing courses. Please check out the attached flyer for some detail:
Each OBTU board member will be donating, with a total board contribution targeted to exceed $3,000. Please join our efforts to reach an $11,000 goal which will enable OBTU to continue to make an increased impact this coming year.
You can contribute online or through the mail via the following link:
Typical Wisconsin Driftless Trout Stream
Summary of Upcoming Events:
OBTU Traditional Summer Break: No monthly membership meetings for Jun/Jul/Aug. Monthly Chapter Meetings resume on September 16.
Sept 12: Youth Fly Fishing Class Session #5 (8:30am – 4:00pm)
Sept 16: Monthly Chapter Meeting (1st meeting following summer break): Steve Vance, Wisconsin Guide, to speak on Yucatan, Mexico salt water fly fishing.
Oct 21: Monthly Chapter Meeting: Craig Amacker, Multi-species fly-fishing Guide and owner of Madison Flyfishing Company based in Madison, Wisconsin will speak.
Nov 18: Monthly Chapter Meeting: Jamie Vaughn, Trout Unlimited Great Lakes Engagement Coordinator, will provide an update of TU Conservation Activities in the Great Lakes Region.
