A FISHING PARTNERSHIP

Trout Unlimited, Fannin Middle join forces

  • Fannin County Middle School eighth-grader Olivia Green gently pours a tiny trout fingerling into the chilly Toccoa River, December 18. The field trip was a culmination of a trout life-cycle program facilitated by the local chapter of Trout Unlimited called Trout in a Classroom.
    Fannin County Middle School eighth-grader Olivia Green gently pours a tiny trout fingerling into the chilly Toccoa River, December 18. The field trip was a culmination of a trout life-cycle program facilitated by the local chapter of Trout Unlimited called Trout in a Classroom.
  • Students from Fannin County Middle School take turns placing baby trout into their new watery home. Shown is Marissa Holbert sending her trout off into the river.
    Students from Fannin County Middle School take turns placing baby trout into their new watery home. Shown is Marissa Holbert sending her trout off into the river.
  • The Blue Ridge chapter of Trout Unlimited facilitated a trout life-cycle program, Trout in a Classroom, at Fannin County Middle School where the eighth-graders raised trout from eggs and then released them into the Toccoa river, December 18. Shown is Ridge Stevens pouring a trout fingerling into the chilly water.
    The Blue Ridge chapter of Trout Unlimited facilitated a trout life-cycle program, Trout in a Classroom, at Fannin County Middle School where the eighth-graders raised trout from eggs and then released them into the Toccoa river, December 18. Shown is Ridge Stevens pouring a trout fingerling into the chilly water.
  • Fannin County Middle School teacher Cherie White points to the tiny trout she just poured into the Toccoa river. Her students learned all about raising trout and their life-cycle throught a partnership with Trout Unlimited.
    Fannin County Middle School teacher Cherie White points to the tiny trout she just poured into the Toccoa river. Her students learned all about raising trout and their life-cycle throught a partnership with Trout Unlimited.
  • A tiny trout fingerling, or baby trout, is about to begin its new adventure of living in the Toccoa River.
    A tiny trout fingerling, or baby trout, is about to begin its new adventure of living in the Toccoa River.
  • Trout Unlimited’s Carl Riggs tosses the few remaining trout fingerlings into the Toccoa river, December 18. The group partnered with Fannin County Middle School to learn about the trout life-cycle by raising them from eggs in the Trout in a Classroom
    Trout Unlimited’s Carl Riggs tosses the few remaining trout fingerlings into the Toccoa river, December 18. The group partnered with Fannin County Middle School to learn about the trout life-cycle by raising them from eggs in the Trout in a Classroom
    Fannin County Middle School partnered with Blue Ridge Trout Unlimited (TU), Chapter 696, to raise trout from eggs for the Trout in a Classroom project. Teacher Cherie White and Trout Unli...

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