Lynda Mapes will be our February 20th dinner speaker and will present to us the natural history of the orca and the unique challenges for survival of the Southern Resident group […]
Ryan Fortier, of the WDFW District 6 Northcentral Fisheries Biologist, and Michael Schmuck, of the WDFW District 5 Southcentral Fisheries Biologist, will be highlighting current information about the excellent fishing […]
David Williams will be the April 16th Dinner meeting’s Speaker and will talk to us about Washington Fly Fishing from the Desert to the Puget Sound.
Cameron Eddy, will be the May 21at Dinner meeting’s Speaker and will talk to us about the Colville Tribes salmon and Tribal Lakes Fisheries conservation initiatives. Cameron is a senior […]
Ben Johns, of the U.W. Dept of Fisheries, will speak to us on June 18th 0n the behavior, ecology, evolution, and conservation of fishes. Most of their work is conducted on salmon, trout and char, investigating such topics as migratory behavior and homing, habitat requirements, factors affecting reproductive success, evolution of populations, straying and population […]
Our Dinner Meeting will be held on July 23rd Dave McCoy will be our Speaker at the Seattle Tennis Club and will talk to us about local fisheries fly fishing opportunities. At a young age, Dave’s father introduced him to fishing and sparked a lifelong passion to experience and enjoy life in the great outdoors. […]
There will not be a WFFC August Dinner Meeting , taking a break to go fishing!
Our Dinner Meeting will be held on September 17th, where Chuck Ballard and Neal Hoffberg will hold table talk sessions on how to fly fish in Lakes and Streams (along with their secrete ways to catch fish) at the Seattle Tennis Club. Sign up early as seating will be limited to 40 attendees. Special […]
At our October 15th Dinner Meeting, Earl Harper will talk to us about Destination Fly Fishing at the Seattle Tennis Club. Earl is a member of the Hatch Adventure Travel team of travel professionals with over 50 years of combined experience traveling the globe to some of the world's finest fly fishing and adventure destinations […]
At our November 19th Dinner Meeting, Jim Cox from the Western Rivers Conservancy, will be our featured speaker on "Sometimes to Save a River, You have to Buy it", at Seattle Tennis Club. Sign up early as seating will be limited to 40 attendees. Special Note: When you signup to attend please uncheck the blue […]
