Cold water. Wild fish. Good people.
Upcoming Events:
Our next Beamoc TU meeting will be held on Thursday, September 17 at Upward Brewing Company (Upward Brewery), 171 Main St., Livingston Manor, NY 12758. We’ll begin our meeting at 6:00 pm. Upward makes tasty food available for those who wish to eat before or afterwards.
Volunteers needed next Thursday, September 17!
We’re looking for 4–5 Beamoc volunteers to help with a TU habitat improvement project on the Willowemoc behind Antrim Lodge.
We’ll be harvesting willow branches and using them, along with stakes and fiber matting, to help rebuild and stabilize an eroding stream bank so it can better retain soil and support healthy riparian growth.
If you’re available and willing to lend a hand, please reach out! jesse.vadala@tu.org
Built by people who care deeply about these rivers.
Built by people who care deeply about these rivers.
A chapter with roots — and a new life.
Originally chartered in 1974, Beamoc has deep roots in Catskill conservation and river culture. Today, a new generation is helping renew the chapter with fresh energy, open arms, and a shared love for clean water and wild trout.
Beamoc Trout Unlimited brings together river lovers, volunteers, anglers, artists, neighbors, and conservation-minded folks who care about the Beaverkill, the Willowemoc, and the future of the Catskills.
Where conservation
meets community.
Beamoc is part of a long Catskills tradition of stewardship, storytelling, river knowledge, and showing up for the places we love. We believe conservation is a long game — and a good one — best carried forward by people who know these waters and want to keep them alive.
The Beaverkill. The Willowemoc.
The spirit in between.
The name “Beamoc” comes from the Beaverkill and Willowemoc Creek region — two storied waters at the heart of Catskills trout country. Our chapter exists to help protect the streams, habitat, and cold clean water that make this place so special.
Old stories. New hands. Same rivers.
Beamoc has always been more than a chapter name. It carries a bit of Catskills lore, a bit of trout-town character, and a healthy respect for the oddballs, artists, writers, conservationists, and river rats who have always shaped this place.
Come to an event. Lend a hand. Join the chapter.
Whether you want to volunteer, meet good people, support conservation, or simply feel more connected to the rivers and communities of the Catskills, Beamoc is a place to start.