MSU Library's Trout and Salmonid Lecture Series

Nick Lyons

Nick Lyons, angler, writer and founder of Lyons Press presents “Evolution of a Fly Fisherman”, sharing thoughts, memories and stories he has collected over a lifetime of fishing

Theodore Roosevelt IV

The great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt and advocate for climate protection and the U.S. National Park System in an on-stage conversation with history professor Mark Fiege

Carl Hiaasen

Novelist and Journalist Carl Hiaasen presents "The Loveliest Disease: Angling as a Therapeutic Pastime"

Jen Brown

Historian and MSU alumna presents "The History of Western Fly Fishing in Five Flies"

Jim Goetz

Attorney Jim Goetz presents "The Waters Belong to Everyone: The Montana Stream Access Cases" 

Henry Hughes

Martha Williams

Jeremy Wade

Animal Planet's River Monsters host, writer, and extreme angler, Jeremy Wade presents "How Healthy Are The World's Rivers?"

Thomas McGuane

Award-winning author

Chris Wood

President of Trout Unlimited

Dan Wenk

Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park presents "Native Fish Conservation in Yellowstone National Park."

Nathaniel Reed

Former Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife and Parks

James Prosek

Celebrated artist and author

Richard Hoffman

“Trout and Fly, Work and Play, in Medieval Europe.”