by Jim Fuquay | May 11, 2021 | Calendar Events, Club Event, Meetings, Monthly Speaker, News
Texas Hill Country fly fisherman Odom Wu caught his first fish, a carp, at the age of 13 when living in Tennessee. Since moving to Texas, he has fallen in love with the Hill Country and quickly adopted fly fishing as one of his passionate hobbies. Odom brings his...
by Jim Fuquay | May 11, 2021 | Calendar Events, Club Event, Club Outings, News
High flows on the Brazos River and forecasts of more heavy rains in the area have prompted a decision to cancel the scheduled May 15 club outing to Brazos Point. The event could be rescheduled.
by Jim Fuquay | Apr 25, 2021 | Calendar Events, Club Event, Destinations, Education, Meetings, Monthly Speaker, News
Last September, 16 Fort Worth Fly Fishers members enjoyed a memorable visit to northwestern New Mexico’s famed San Juan River below Navajo Dam, a stretch pictured above in a photo from that trip. On May 4, Chris Taylor, owner of Fisheads of the San Juan River,...
by Jim Fuquay | Apr 11, 2021 | Club Event, conservation, Education, News
Several Fort Worth Fly Fishers members participated in the 2021 Great American Cleanup event in Fort Worth that targeted the Trinity River. Conservation Director Emily Craig met with Ben Adams, Maynard Dyson, Kevin Frerich, Harold Hilley and Joy Summers behind the...
by Jim Fuquay | Apr 7, 2021 | Calendar Events, Club Event, Club Outings, Destinations, News, Uncategorized
Spring is coming, and that means it’s nearly time for our annual outing to Bill Ward’s ranch and its wonderful quarry lakes and largemouth bass. As always, there is bank fishing, but a kayak really comes in handy. Also note that printed in the newsletter is a Covid...
by Jim Fuquay | Mar 17, 2021 | Calendar Events, Club Event, Club Outings, Destinations, News
By Russell HustedFWFF memberThe time is near for my favorite season of the year: Springtime and white bass fishing. Please join the club’s March 20 outing on the Nolan River near Blum off Texas 933. A short distance from Cleburne, the Nolan River is one of my favorite...
