Live Podcast Ticket: New Trail Brewing

$20.00

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On Saturday, March 28th, Troutbitten is hosting a live podcast at New Trail Brewing Company in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Join us for good times and an important conversation. With your ticket purchase, your first drink is on the house, and we have a sticker for you. Also, part of the proceeds benefit Clearwater Conservancy. Here are the details:

** If you’d like to make a donation for this event but you cannot attend, that option is available HERE **

TOPIC
The Harm of Stocking Over Wild Trout — Policy, Reality and the Future. Across the country, wild trout management is at a crossroads with hatchery fish. From the economics to the ecological consequences, the practice of stocking trout must be considered responsibly.

PANEL
Domenick Swentosky, Bill Dell, Trevor Smith and Austin Dando of Troutbitten, will be joined by James Suleski. James is an authority on the subject of stocked trout management, and he hosts the podcast, Finsylvania.

TIME
4:30 — Happy Hour Hangout with the Troutbitten Crew
6:00 — Podcast Recording

YOUR TICKET
$20 reserves your seat. You will receive a beer token, and a “Stop Stocking Over Wild Trout” sticker at the door. After your ticket purchase, we invite you to submit questions or comments for the event. We will include some of those submissions in our podcast discussion.

CONSERVATION
Part of the proceeds for this event will be donated to Clearwater Conservancy, in central Pennsylvania. For over a decade, the primary conservation message of Troutbitten has been simple: Stop stocking over wild trout. This podcast conversation is an important continuation of that mission.

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