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Guest Speaker, November 4
Don’t miss the next club meeting on November 4 as Nick Streit shares his trout fishing techniques in and around Taos. Nick Streit was born into somewhat of a fly-fishing dynasty. His father, Taylor, started guiding anglers in Northern New Mexico in the late 70s and...
Annual Auction, September 20
Our annual auction helps fund guest speakers, casting clinics, and more. Click here to see a list of auction items
Casting Clinic, Saturday, August 9
Club, it is time for the annual Casting Clinic. But guess what? It’s HOT!! Extremely hot!! So, the idea of having a Casting Clinic at 5 pm does not appeal to many of us. So, we are going to beat the heat by moving the Casting Clinic to Saturday, August 9th and...
Sheri Capehart Nature Preserve, July 26
The Nature Preserve is located on Bowman Springs Rd in Arlington. Due to the Texas heat this will be a half day event. We will meet there at 7:00 am and fish until it gets too hot. This is a neat spot in the middle of the metroplex. There are two different lakes to...
Birthday Party, July 1
All kidding aside, our great club is turning 40 years old!! Actually, longer than that as there was a group doing things together before then, but we were actually established in 1985!! And we are going to have a party!! Yes, on July 1st, our regular club meeting...
Adopt-A-Trail
Fort Worth Fly Fishers has a long-standing relationship with Tarrant Regional Water District by participating in activities like Trinity Fly Fest and Trash Bash events. I am pleased to announce that we will be participating in two other programs with TRWD which are...
Annual Auction, September 20
Our annual auction helps fund guest speakers, casting clinics, and more. Click here to see a list of auction items
Guest Speaker, September 2
Donavan Clary is the only full-time fly-fishing guide in Oklahoma. He also guides in Missouri. He has been fly-fishing since 1982. Spending an average of 250 days a year fishing, it's easy to say he's committed! He has been a volunteer with the Tulsa chapter of PHWFF...
August 2025 FWFF Newsletter
August 2025 Newsletter
Casting Clinic, Saturday, August 9
Club, it is time for the annual Casting Clinic. But guess what? It’s HOT!! Extremely hot!! So, the idea of having a Casting Clinic at 5 pm does not appeal to many of us. So, we are going to beat the heat by moving the Casting Clinic to Saturday, August 9th and...
July 2025 FWFF Newsletter
July 2025 Newsletter
June 2025 FWFF Newsletter
June 2025 Newsletter
Sheri Capehart Nature Preserve, July 26
The Nature Preserve is located on Bowman Springs Rd in Arlington. Due to the Texas heat this will be a half day event. We will meet there at 7:00 am and fish until it gets too hot. This is a neat spot in the middle of the metroplex. There are two different lakes to...
Birthday Party, July 1
All kidding aside, our great club is turning 40 years old!! Actually, longer than that as there was a group doing things together before then, but we were actually established in 1985!! And we are going to have a party!! Yes, on July 1st, our regular club meeting...
Adopt-A-Trail
Fort Worth Fly Fishers has a long-standing relationship with Tarrant Regional Water District by participating in activities like Trinity Fly Fest and Trash Bash events. I am pleased to announce that we will be participating in two other programs with TRWD which are...
Cravens Pond Park, May 3
It was a beautiful sunny day to do a Conservation event, and your club delivered. FWFF members Russell Husted, Jim Smith, Dale Hayward, John Dunn, Andy Walter, and Paul Lund did a great job cleaning in and around Cravens Pond. The total debris removed was 18 bags of...
TRWD Trash Bash, April 26
The TRWD Trash Bash at Panther Island Pavilion on April 26th was a big success. Many people participated and made a difference in our local community. The four FWFF group participants were Jim Smith, Austin Smith, Byron Jones, and Paul Lund. Great job guys!
Brazos River, June 7
We are going to the Brazos River for a half-day float trip. We’ll meet at Brazos Outdoor Center at 7:00 am. They will take us and our kayaks 5 miles upriver and drop us off for $25.00. If you don’t have a kayak, you can rent one for $50.00, which includes the shuttle...