We will kick off this month's zoom meeting with a report on the Holiday Fundraiser Results and the 2020 WFFC Budget vs. Actuals end-of-year financials, then Sarah Cloud will talk […]
David Paul Williams will be the February 16th zoom meeting's Speaker and will talk to us about Eastern Washington Bass Fly Fishing. David Paul Williams caught his first trout while […]
Marlon Rampy will be the March 16th zoom meeting's Speaker and will talk to us about fly fishing the Williamson River in Oregon that offers up large native rainbow trout […]
Below is the link to our March 17th tying session. We will complete our Callibaetis series with Rene Harrop's 'Callibaetis CDC Biot Thorax (adult). The material list is as follows: Hook: Dry fly barbless, size 14-18 Thread: Tan Tail: Coq de Leon fibers Adboment: Callibaetis goose biots (or substitute) Thorax: Callibaetis dubbing Wings: Paired medium […]
At our next meeting on March 31st, we will tie the Nearly Dun. Time permitting, we will tie a second fly: Upright BWO Emerger. Both flies utilize the same materials. […]
Once again, the Beginning Fly Fishing class which in the past years has been held in a classroo4m, has been has been changed to a 3 session zoom webinar format […]
Ryan Fortier will be the April 20th zoom meeting's Speaker and will talk to us about the state's trout planting plans for the Eastern Washington Lakes.
At our next fly tying session on April 14th, we will be tying the Klinkhammer fly. This fly was originally designed to imitate an emerging caddis. However, it is easily adaptable to most any mayfly hatch. The materials list is as follows. Feel free to tie the fly for the hatch you will be fishing. […]
At our next meeting Wednesday, May 5th @ 7:00p.m. (19:00) we will be tying a CDC Comparadun using split thread technique. You will need a flat thread (Veevus 12.0 or Danville 6.0) or equivelent. If you do not have Marc Petitjean's Magic Tool, please do not rush out and get one. You may use a […]
Test Dinner Meeting
