David Paul Williams tied his first fly at age seven, took his first fly-caught trout at ten and has been sliding the slippery slope to other species since. He now fishes saltwater beaches, alpine cirques, lowland rivers, urban waters and desert lakes, but jump-across creeks still have the power to bring out the inner boy. […]
This outing has been cancelled, due to attendance, and changing fishing regulations. Make sure to sign up for the Hood Canal outing in early September!
On Tuesday, August 21st, we are going to be treated to five of the most outstanding speakers we’ve had for this annual event in several years. As usual the evening will consist of a delicious barbecue dinner before the speakers begin, and during that time attendees can peruse a variety of used fly fishing equipment […]
Our annual trip to Hood Canal, Hosted by Jay Deeds. Sea-run cutthroat, the occasional coho, hot pizza, and cold beer. What could be better! The sunsets from Jays yard are amazing, and the fishing can be pretty good too! Saturday happy hour/ dinner around 5:00 at Jays. The boat launch is just north at Misery […]
The WFFC Fly Tier Roundtable meets the second Wednesday of each month (except for June, July, & August) on Mercer Island at the Evergreen Covenant Church from 7 PM - 9 PM.
James Losee is the South Puget Sound fish biologist for the WDFW. He is responsible for groundbreaking research on the South Sound Coastal Cutthroat research project. The initial stage of this project is being wrapped up. This program will explain, in part, why the South Sound has such a vibrant coastal cutthroat population. Marcia Kindinger […]
We have rescheduled the annual pilgrimage to Chopaka Lake, that was canceled in May due to its road closer. We'll be heading over to fish for a few days, and have a happy hour Saturday evening. We won't do all the other traditional stuff like barbecuing, breakfast, and tempura. Fires will most likely be prohibited, including charcoal […]
Big Twin Lake Outing This is fall fishing. Sunny days, chilly nights, active fish in cooler waters feeding up for the winter. Big twin has excellent fly angling for rainbows. Lots of fish cruise the shallows this time of year, and a sinker and leech are always good farther out. My favorite is a dry […]
The WFFC Fly Tier Roundtable meets the second Wednesday of each month (except for June, July, & August) on Mercer Island at the Evergreen Covenant Church from 7 PM - 9 PM.
Chris Wilke is the Executive Director of the Puget Soundkeeper Alliance. This group monitors the health of the Sound and its tributaries. Chris will speak on the mission and the various activities of this conservation group. Chuck Ballard will be demonstrating how to tie a couple of his favorite flies to learn their tying techniques. Please […]
