Trout In The Classroom
Students raise salmonids from egg to fingerling right in their classrooms, then personally release them into the Lower Illinois River, building a deep conservation ethic along the way.
~5,000 Oklahoma students reachedTulsa’s home for fly fishing. We protect our waters, raise the next generation of conservationists, and share the passion at every skill level.
Monthly meetings at Scheels Tulsa every second Thursday from 6:00–8:30pm, plus clinics, releases, and tournaments across Oklahoma. Past events automatically drop off.
No upcoming events are posted right now. Check back soon, or join us on the 2nd Thursday of each month at Scheels Tulsa.
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TU420, the Dave Whitlock Chapter of Trout Unlimited in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and responsible management of our local trout and freshwater ecosystems.
Our mission is to promote conservation, education, and community engagement to ensure the long-term health and vitality of these precious natural resources.
It doesn’t matter what experience you have when it comes to fly fishing. We have a great group of members from all stages of experience and they enjoy helping others learn the sport, educate, and share their passion for conservation. Come join us!
Three pillars of action that drive the Dave Whitlock Chapter forward.
Students raise salmonids from egg to fingerling right in their classrooms, then personally release them into the Lower Illinois River, building a deep conservation ethic along the way.
~5,000 Oklahoma students reachedStream restoration, water quality monitoring, and habitat advocacy across Tulsa’s freshwater ecosystems, striving for clean, healthy streams and abundant trout populations.
Protecting Oklahoma’s watersGroup fishing trips, fly-tying nights, and on-the-water clinics for members at every experience level, from first cast to seasoned guide.
All skill levels welcomeTIC was a new experience for me and my students this year. It was definitely a learning experience at that!
My students actively monitored the water quality and took ownership of the fish themselves. This program provided an excellent, inclusive, hands-on learning opportunity. I’m looking forward to hosting trout in my classroom again next year.
Licenses, live water levels, generation schedules, and maps. Everything you need before you head out.
Statewide
Statewide USGS Water GaugesArkansas River Compacts & ReportsSW Power Administration (Generation Schedule)Lower Illinois River
Tenkiller Lake LevelCurrent River Levels (USGS)Generation ScheduleUpper Illinois River
Tahlequah LevelsChewey LevelsBaron Fork Creek
Baron Fork Water LevelsSpavinaw Creek
Creek Water LevelsLake GaugeLower Mountain Fork
Generation ScheduleUpper Mountain Fork
Water LevelsArkansas River · Kaw
Current GatesCurrent Hourly LevelsArkansas River · Keystone
Current GatesWater LevelsCaney Creek
Caney Creek at Barber, OKTaneycomo
DO & Temp at School of the OzarksTrout Areas & Programs
Lower Mountain Fork River Trout AreaBlue River Trout AreaRobber’s Cave Trout AreaMedicine Creek Trout AreaUrban Trout Fishing LocationsClose-to-home rainbow trout: Veterans Pond (Jenks), Route 66 & Edwards Park Pond (OKC)Northeast Oklahoma
Barren Fork CreekBirch ReservoirBixhoma LakeDripping SpringsGreenleaf LakeOologah LakeSkiatook LakeSpavinaw LakeTaftW.R. Holway / Chimney RockVeterans Park Pond (Jenks)Southeast Oklahoma
Cedar LakeKonawaCentral Oklahoma
Dolese Youth Park Pond (OKC)Northwest Oklahoma
WatongaAll links go to the official Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation pages with stocking schedules, regulations, and access info. Don’t see your favorite spot? Drop us a line at info@tu420.com and we’ll add it.
Whether you’re brand new to fly fishing or have been at it for decades, the Dave Whitlock Chapter welcomes you. Become a member today.
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