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The Edmonton Chapter of Trout Unlimited Canada, dedicated to sharing the sport of Fly Fishing, the art of Fly Tying, and conservation of our cold water resources for future generations. Club meetings are held Wednesday evenings at 7:00 at Queen Mary Park Community Hall
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