The June 21st WFFC Dinner Meeting will be at the Mercer Island VFW Hall with Lynda Mapes, author and Seattle Times environment reporter, for a discussion of how we are doing on salmon recovery in Washington, dam removal, and the state of the endangered southern resident orcas. She will bring us up to date on […]
"Rescheduled" First 2022 WFFC Outing! This close in favorite is open to WFFC Members only and their friends, at Lake Hannan from 8:00 to 4:00. Bring your own lunch and we will provide nonalcoholic beverages around 12:30 before the afternoon bite. This is the lake at Camp Hamilton north and east of the Duvall, Monroe, […]
The July 19th WFFC Dinner Meeting will be at the Mercer Island VFW Hall with Phil Rowley speaking to us via zoom about stillwater fly fishing. Lakes are one of the most challenging opportunities available to today's fly fisher. Stillwaters offer a long active season with numerous hatches and presentation challenges. Fish grow big and […]
Our August 16th, 2022 VFW Hall Dinner Meeting with be Molly Semenik who will speak about accurate casting. Molly Semenik was born and raised in Michigan. She fondly recalls the day […]
Our "Fall" trip to Hood Canal, hosted by Jay Deeds and will be on September 10th to fish for Sea-run cutthroat, and occasional coho and pink salmon this year. The […]
The September 20th WFFC Dinner Meeting will be at the Mercer Island VFW Hall with Heather Neufeld speaking to us via zoom about Reading Trout Water. Heather is the founder […]
Jim Cox, of the Western Rivers Conservancy, will be hosting up to 12 WFFC Members at the Yakima River Ranch Campground which is located less than a quarter of a […]
The October 18th WFFC Dinner Meeting will be at the Mercer Island VFW Hall with Jerry Buron, Author & Member of the Evergreen Fly Fishing Club, will speaking to us […]
This close in favorite is open to WFFC Members only and their friends, at Lake Hannan from 8:00 to 4:00. Bring your own lunch and we will provide nonalcoholic beverages […]
Our annual celebration of the drizzle season, once again, Finally! Normal Northwest weather! Chums are staging in the shallow estuaries, the resident Coho are there for those who know where […]
