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What: FFFC Monthly Member Meeting

Tips, Tricks and Techniques
Thursday November 5, 2026
7pm-9pm
455 W Fir Ave. Clovis CA 93611

As the club has had such a favorable influx of new members, those new to fly fishing, as well as those new to attending meetings, may be wondering "what the heck is fly fishing all about." And how in the world do do you do it!
Well, here's a way to get some answers! The November meeting will feature a panel of experienced fly fishers who will present various techniques commonly used in the sport. After presenting information regarding techniques and equipment for each, the meeting will open for questions from members. Whether simple or complex, you are encouraged to ask LOTS of questions.

Questions could include the following:
1. Why wouldn't I use a 7 weight fly rod on a small creek?
2. What type of water would be best for the spey casting technique?
3. Can I tightline a nymph in a slow deep pool with very little flowing current?
4. My dry fly is sinking, what can I do to prevent that from happening?

Bring your questions and the panel at the meeting will do their best to provide answers.

This will be a GREAT opportunity to cut the learning curve and progress more quickly in learning the "ins and outs" of our beloved sport. We ALL had to learn how to fly fish somewhere and somehow, so let the FFFC help you in your quest to be a great fly fisher!

See you at the meeting!

Our Mission

We are a FEDERATION OF FLY FISHERS ffiliated club, a national organization whose goal, like ours, is to promote the wonderful sport of fly-fishing as well as protect our natural resources. We promote catch and release, education, conservation, and above all, encourage and help those who desire to learn more about all aspects of fly-fishing.

Fly Fishers for Conservation (FFFC) was organized in 1961 by a group of devoted fly fishers deeply concerned with the preservation of trout and all game fish, their environment, and the quality of fishing. Our club has maintained two goals since that time: To foster and promote the sport of angling with artificial flies. To protect, conserve and increase our angling resources.

Fly Fishers for Conservation is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt non-profit organization. This means you can use your contribution as a tax deduction. The club gets revenue from member-ship dues and the annual fundraiser dinner. We try to contribute to conservation issues in the area and to our youth with our Trout in the Classroom program, the No Child Left Inside program and by holding a Youth Fly-Fishing Academy annually. The club is al-ways in need of funds. Please consider donating. You may send a check to Fly Fishers for Conservation at PO Box 1192, Clovis, CA 93613. Your donations will be greatly appreciated and they will help the club fulfill its obligations.