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www.ejtu.orgRiffles The Monthly Newsletter of the East Jersey Chapter of Trout Unlimited Volume 46 June 2015 Number 6 President’s Beat When: June 10 at 7:30 PM Calendar Where: American Legion Hall The annual picnic at the Catskill Please consult EJTU’s web site’s Fly Fishing Center took place this 33 West Passaic Street “Upcoming Events” for the most nd past weekend and for the 2 Rochelle Park, NJ up-to-date information and de- year in a row, it was a pig roast. tails. A lot of work went into coordinat- June Speaker Trips: contact Chris Henrickson ing the event, arranging the food, Dave Vollenweider [email protected] securing the facility, signing up Other events: Rich Malizia at people for the bunk house and most importantly cooking the deli- 973-304-0789 or [email protected] cious meal. I was glad to see an excellent turnout with about 40 people attending. All of those that attended owe Paul Reith- meier and Elio Chiavola their gratitude for a great event. June 6/13 Block Island Trip Dave, who has more than twenty June 12/14 Ausable River trip Paul made most of the arrange- years experience fishing New July 10/12 Farmington River ment for the day and coordinated Jersey’s rivers ans streams, will Trip the menu. He even made the be talking about Structure Fish- Aug [TBD] Kayak Trip coleslaw and corn bread and got ing and basic Lake/River Map- Sep [TBD] Housatonic Trip his wife Michelle to make the ping/Interpretation techniques Oct [TBD] Musconetcong Trip pasta salad! Elio took care of the that will change forever how peo- Dec [TBD] Salmon River Trip pig from start to finish, ordering it ple fish. at the butchers, bringing it and all He will also reveal a deadly se- What Was It? the equipment up to the Museum, cret on catching MONSTER trout roasting it and finally cutting it up May’s issue presented photos of from the streams that have con- an unusual item along with the and serving it. Everything was sistently put oversize salmonids delicious. Kudos also go out to question: What is it? in his hands. those who made/brought the po- Only one person, Bill Borowski, tato salad, cookies and other Welcome to May’s responded and he knew what the items, including Elmer Hopper item was called. New Members and Doug Penna among others. As Bill wrote, it is If you have not attended the last a Sailmaker’s 2 years, plan now for 2016! I Palm. They were missed last year’s picnic, but af- used both to hold ter this year, I will not miss an- large needles and other. Rob Malizia Glen Rock to allow a person We have had a number of events Mike Petty Oakland to drive the nee- including fishing derbies and out- Craig Stellakis Wyckoff dle through heavy door festivals so far this spring Michael Stempa Ramsey material without and I want to thank everyone that NumargoVasquez Wallington harming the hand Continued on Page 3 Chris Zando Allendale that held the nee- dle. Volume 46 Riffles Page 2 East Jersey Chapter Conservation Notes Trout Unlimited Board of Directors Stocking the Ramapo was a great success this President year. Each week we had many hands, making the task Bruce Seiden easier, and we also welcomed a few new volunteers 1st Vice President who joined our “regulars”. I hope they all enjoyed the BIll Borowski experience. We certainly appreciated their help. I Treasurer know we have a good turnout when all the coffee and Igor Zaretsky munchkins are consumed. Because we had enough Recording Secretary volunteers, trout were well distributed. Try fishing the Dino Eftychiou area off Riverview Terrace, just before Rt. 287. It re- Membership Secretary ceived more fish than in prior years because of our in- Ken Barile volvement. Sorry if that was your “secret” spot. Education Thank you to those who were able to help at the Skyline Drive Doug Penna clean up that was organized by the Town of Oakland. We didn’t give Speakers you much lead time but we still had a few members who were able to Chris Henrickson get there. It was a challenge but we got things done. The drivers on Merchandise Skyline Drive showed no consideration of our efforts and the cleanup Elio Chiavola ended early because of high traffic volume. Trout in the Classroom George Petersen Ramapo River Day may be over before you get Riffles . I must Points admit I am always concerned about having enough help for our biggest Paul Reithmeier event of the year. I hope to have more photos this year so those of Riffles Editor you who are unable to attend can gain an understanding of what the Ray Cappock program offers and why it is so important. Conservation Chair If you go to your local farmers market or to other community Rich Malizia events this summer, you may see folks from C.A.P.P. This is the coali- Founding President tion that is offering information about the threats to the environment Don Ecker from the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline. EJTU and the State Council have Monthly General Member Meeting : The East Jersey joined the coalition in opposition to the pipeline. Please be supportive, Chapter of Trout Unlimited meets on the second sign their petitions and read the literature they provide. Just think Wednesday of each month at 7:30PM. about how a pipeline failure like the one that just occurred in California Location: The American Legion Hall, would affect the Ramapo River and all the wells that provide drinking 33 West Passaic St, Rochelle Park, NJ. 07662. water to surrounding communities. Monthly Board Meeting: Board Members of East Jersey Trout Unlimited meet on the last Thursday of each month Mike Sebetich and a few volunteers did the first BATS of the at 7:30PM. year on the Ramapo and he plans to do a few more over the next sev- How to contact us: Website http://www.ejtu.org eral months. I look forward to seeing the results of this latest sampling. Mailing Address: East Jersey Chapter, Trout Unlimited Box 366 This is a great way to learn about marcoinvertebrate populations in our HoHoKus, NJ 07423-0366 local rivers. It is the kind of information we need to understand the For Membership Information call Ken Barile at: condition of our rivers and to become better anglers. Please reach out 201-391-9214 or email: [email protected]. For Information on trips and other Chapter Activi- to Mike or me if you are interested in helping. ties go to www.eastjerseytu.org For East Jersey and National Trout Unlimited We expect to do one or more cleanups once the fishing slows information, visit our website at http:// for the summer and are considering a few different locations. If you www.tu.org. Go to chapter number 091 and you fish in an area which needs some attention, please let me know and will get the latest information about our chapter. Riffles is your publication so we invite and encour- we will make an assessment. age every member to contribute articles, tips, and stories. The articles may relate to trout, trout fish- The Conservation Committee is looking for a few good men and ing, fishing in general or conservation but all arti- women to join us. We meet monthly from 7:00 to 8:45PM on the third cles are published at the discretion of the editors Thursday at the Hawthorne Library in Hawthorne, NJ. EJTU is limited and should meet EJTU standards regarding pro- tecting our environment and the merits of 'catch in what one would identify as “conservation” projects because of our and release' techniques. Pseudonyms may be used geographic location, so much of what we do is educational. There are, but the editors must be informed of the name of however, opportunities to get involved with stream insect and tempera the member who writes the article. Email to ray- [email protected] Continued on Page 7 Volume 46 Riffles Page 3 EJTU Volunteer Biographies We asked Chris Henrickson to take a little time to tell our members something about himself this month. I was exposed to the outdoors pick up my first fly rod until from an early age thanks to my well into adulthood. Fortu- parents. Though they grew up as nately, I had a dear family “city kids”, they both appreciated friend in Maine who hap- the benefits an outdoor life could pened to be a FFF certified have on a child. My father often casting instructor. He took me fishing for various salt- taught me how to cast and water species on the small boat supplied the first books he owned in Staten Island, New and videos of my ever- York and our annual summer va- growing library. I cut my cation to Maine’s Great North fly-fishing teeth angling for Woods allowed me to do my first beautiful wild Brook Trout freshwater angling. I joined the and leaping Landlocked Boy Scouts and I eventually Salmon on the Kennebec, Moose members. earned the rank of Eagle Scout. and Roach rivers, as well as the I am a member of the Board of Upon graduating High School, I famous West Branch of the Pe- Directors and coordinate our decided to pursue a career in Ar- nobscot, in Maine. Not a bad monthly general meeting speak- place to start. chitecture. I earned a Bachelor ers as well as our fly-fishing trips.
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