Welcome to the Western Massachusetts Fly Fishermen Web Site
Last Updates posted - November 3, 2008
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Our next meeting will be held
on Monday, November 17, at the Ludlow Elk's Club on
Chapin St. In Ludlow.
Meeting agenda is planning
for the March Flyfishing Expo (March Workshop)
Dan Trela
Will demo tie patterns utilizing goose biots for the body, and also the proper method of tying a San Juan Worm.
This will be our annual Tie along with Dan meeting, and we will
be tying Woolly Buggers. Bring your tools, and materials will be provided.
Tying demo starts at 7:00 PM.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Club Contact:
If you would like to share information on action you are having on local waters let us know so we can share the information
with our readers. What hatches have you observed on local streams?
Some streams in New England are threatened with algae. Click on (Coming to
a Stream Near You !!) below to see what the threat is and what you can do to help prevent this from happening to
our local streams.
Western Masssachusetts Fly Fishermen is an organization that promotes all aspects of the sport of Fly Fishing in New
England and throughout the world.
On this home page, we'll introduce our club and give some examples of the types of activities we're involved
in. Other pages will show examples of recent trips our members have taken. Be sure to get in touch to
offer comments, join the club or join our mailing list. As soon as the site is organized we will continually update
club activities to keep you abrest of the latest Fly Fishing news.
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Please contact us with comments or suggestions
about our web site. We are working to improve the site and to include items of interest to our members and others who
enjoy fly fishing. You can e-mail us at clubcontact@wmflyfishermen.org your comments will be forwarded to the proper club contact.
************************* Information about our fly tying classes (Fly Tying Classes) tab
and photos of students learning new skills are shown on the (Fly Tying Class - 2008 - Photo Page) tab. During the
fall season of 2008 a new page showing the outline of our spring 2009 Fly Tying Class will be posted.
