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University Research
The years of experience of TroutU’s staff have led to a number of useful innovations that are in our University Research Department right now and with more to come. Over the years we have been frustrated with, and not satisfied with, some currently available equipment. So we have engineered and developed our own equipment right in our University Research Department. We will gladly share this equipment with our visitors via the University Store or if you do not see it there, please contact us via the "Contacts" tab.
Our years of trout fishing in the mountains of the Southeast USA have led to some simple but not obvious techniques that we have developed and we will share those with you from time to time as well.
If you are frustrated with some equipment, or if you have some suggestions for improvement, or if you have any inovations that need to be developed, please feel free to request the university Research Department engineers to work on it. Likewise, if you have suggestions for improving the current research projects, please chime in by using the "Contacts" tab.
