The South Coast Cutthroat Chapter of Trout Unlimited is an all-volunteer conservation nonprofit working to care for and recover rivers and streams and the trout salmon that call them home. Working with TU staff and community partners, we bring people together to make our trout and salmon fisheries stronger, our water cleaner and our communities healthier. Join us and be a champion for your rivers and streams.
If you have the interest and time to make a deeper commitment to our local conservation and education work, we’d welcome you on the board or one of our many committees. To get started, connect with a South Coast Cutthroat board member at one of our monthly gatherings or coming events, or contact us to learn more.
PRESIDENT
Travis Landon
Coos Bay
Travis is an avid fly fisherman who joined TU in 2022. He believes that almost any fish can be caught using a fly rod. He often targets uncommon species, such as rockfish and lingcod. Travis works in fisheries research for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, specifically, in salmon and steelhead monitoring.
VICE PRESIDENT
Jaym’e Schricker
Coos Bay
Coming soon…
SECRETARY
Gloria Cole
Coos Bay
Coming soon…
TREASURER
Ryan Motley
Coos Bay
Ryan works in fisheries at the Bureau of Land Management, but in his free time, you can find him exploring Oregon’s beautiful south coast. He likes to fish, hunt, mountain bike, garden, forage and surf. Ryan also enjoys walking the beach with his wife and two dogs, and during the rain-filled winter, he’s usually hunkered down by the fireplace and reading a book. Ryan also enjoys a good beer at our local brewery regardless of the weather.
Financial Reviewer
Jeff Jackson
Coquille
Coming soon…
Social Media Coordinator
Abigail Richards
TOWN
Abby is a lifelong resident of North Bend, OR. Since joining TU in late 2023, she has been active in promoting events, supporting chapter activities, and engaging the community. With a background in habitat restoration and water quality improvement as a project manager for a local district. She also volunteers with groups like STEP and ODFW, assisting with salmon spawning and youth outreach. Whether restoring fish habitat or enjoying time outdoors, Abby is passionate about protecting natural resources and inspiring the next generation of conservationists.