Our July 18th, dinner meeting speaker with be George Daniel who will instruct us about New nymphing tactics to catch more trout. George is a two-time US National Fly Fishing Champion and […]
Not dinner meeting in August 2023 "Gone Fishing Dinner Meetings Break"
Our September 19th, dinner meeting speaker with be Mac Brown who will instruct us about fly casting line control. Mac is a Master Casting Instructor through the Fly Fishers International (FFI). He resides in Bryson City, NC. His work has appeared in Fly Rod and Reel, Fly Fisherman, Angling Report, ESPN, Outdoor Life, Field and Stream, Fly Fishing America T.V., and many […]
Our November 14th, dinner meeting speaker with be Senior Science Project Manager Elizabeth (“Liz”) Duffy, PhD give an update on the "Long Live the Kings" the Salish Sea Marine Salmon Survival Projects. Liz Duffy joined LLTK in late 2021, after over 20 years of diverse work experience in research and conservation of coastal aquatic species […]
Our January 16h speaker will be Steph Albano. Her topic will be Fly fishing Idaho; Henry's Fork and beyond. Steph owns Fanatical Fly Fishing. Fanatical Flyfishing was created for women by women who have traveled and fished around the globe. She has fished in Chile, Alaska, the Bahamas, Mexico, Cuba, the Seychelles, Belize, Christmas Island, Hawaii and in […]
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 that frequents Puget Sound.
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 opportunities in their responsible areas. More details to flow on the Dinner Meeting's location and for dinner ticket sign-ups shortly.
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 fisheries biologist with the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. He manages the monitoring and evaluation of hatchery stocking programs on the Colville reservation and […]
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 […]
