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This is a 6 week course From Jan 25th thru Mar 1st!
Class is targeted for beginners to learn how to tie some basic fly patterns like the Wiggle Tail, Elk Hair Caddis, PMD Emerger, Parachute Adams, various Ant Patterns, Bass and Crappie Fly, we’ll mix it up.

Class is limited to 6 attendees and will require a $10 registration fee to cover the cost of hooks and other materials.

It is recommended that participants bring there own vises and tools.

This is a 6 week course From Jan 25th thru Mar 1st!
Class is targeted for beginners to learn how to tie some basic fly patterns like the Wiggle Tail, Elk Hair Caddis, PMD Emerger, Parachute Adams, various Ant Patterns, Bass and Crappie Fly, we’ll mix it up.

Class is limited to 6 attendees and will require a $10 registration fee to cover the cost of hooks and other materials.

It is recommended that participants bring there own vises and tools.

The 2025 Pleasanton Fly Fishing Show runs from Friday 2/28 through Sunday 3/2. We are planning a one day club outing where members can carpool to and enjoy this great event together. The club leave Saturday morning and return that evening. See the show website - https://flyfishingshow.com/pleasanton-ca/ - for more information. If you are interested in joining us, and potentially carpooling to the show, please let us know by registering on the club website here.

This is a 6 week course From Jan 25th thru Mar 1st!
Class is targeted for beginners to learn how to tie some basic fly patterns like the Wiggle Tail, Elk Hair Caddis, PMD Emerger, Parachute Adams, various Ant Patterns, Bass and Crappie Fly, we’ll mix it up.

Class is limited to 6 attendees and will require a $10 registration fee to cover the cost of hooks and other materials.

It is recommended that participants bring there own vises and tools.

Weather permitting and ahead of the spring/summer runoff, March is a great time to fish the Upper Kings above Pine Flat. The wild Rainbows in this stretch are crafty but very strong and fun to catch. March often bring a strong stonefly hatch. Dry fly, hopper-dropper, indicator nymphing and tight line nymphing can all be effecting up there. There is plenty of river to drive to if you‘d like to minimize the hiking. Or for those more ambitious there are miles of great fishing upstream to hike to. Please RSVP by registering to help us know who will be joining us. Keep an eye out for more details as we get closer.

The highly anticipated 19th Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) is back and ready with a curated selection of the best fly fishing films from around the world. Anglers, outdoor enthusiasts, and adventure seekers are invited to watch the films, showcasing stunning cinematography, unforgettable stories, and the heart-pounding excitement of fly fishing. The club will have doorprizes and a silent auction to help financially support our educational and conservation initiatives. Company sponsorships are welcome and invited! Tickets are $30 and seating is limited. Please use this site to reserve your tickets now: https://flyfilmtour.myeventscenter.com/event/Clovis-Ca-Fresno-Fly-Fishers-For-Conservation-105084

This is a unique opportunity to fish the University of California managed private waters on the Lower Yuba River below Englebright Dam. This scenic and challenging stretch of the river has a great reputation for strong active rainbows, and steelhead.

There is a fee for this event of $50 per angler. The event has a limit of 20 anglers and is currently sold out. If you are interested in adding your name to the wait list please let me know by sending an email to tritchey@comcast.net.

This is a unique opportunity to fish the University of California managed private waters on the Lower Yuba River below Englebright Dam. This scenic and challenging stretch of the river has a great reputation for strong active rainbows, and steelhead.

There is a fee for this event of $50 per angler. The event has a limit of 20 anglers and is currently sold out. If you are interested in adding your name to the wait list please let me know by sending an email to tritchey@comcast.net.

We‘ll camp at Lower Peppermint Campground on the west side of the Upper Kern River. This is a 15 minute drive to Brush Creek above the Upper Kern (a good place to find the Kern River Rainbow near the road), a 20 minute drive to the trailhead that leads to the Forks of the Kern (a beautiful area and great place to catch bigger Kern River Rainbows for those open to a challenging hike), a 1 hour drive to stream that hold the Little Kern Golden Trout, and a 2 hour drive to streams that hold the CA Golden Trout. This is a fun region to fish and gives the potential to catch 3 of the CA Heritage Trout species in one weekend. Please RSVP by registering to help us know who will be joining us. Keep an eye out for more details as we get closer.

We‘ll camp at Lower Peppermint Campground on the west side of the Upper Kern River. This is a 15 minute drive to Brush Creek above the Upper Kern (a good place to find the Kern River Rainbow near the road), a 20 minute drive to the trailhead that leads to the Forks of the Kern (a beautiful area and great place to catch bigger Kern River Rainbows for those open to a challenging hike), a 1 hour drive to stream that hold the Little Kern Golden Trout, and a 2 hour drive to streams that hold the CA Golden Trout. This is a fun region to fish and gives the potential to catch 3 of the CA Heritage Trout species in one weekend. Please RSVP by registering to help us know who will be joining us. Keep an eye out for more details as we get closer.

We‘ll camp at Lower Peppermint Campground on the west side of the Upper Kern River. This is a 15 minute drive to Brush Creek above the Upper Kern (a good place to find the Kern River Rainbow near the road), a 20 minute drive to the trailhead that leads to the Forks of the Kern (a beautiful area and great place to catch bigger Kern River Rainbows for those open to a challenging hike), a 1 hour drive to stream that hold the Little Kern Golden Trout, and a 2 hour drive to streams that hold the CA Golden Trout. This is a fun region to fish and gives the potential to catch 3 of the CA Heritage Trout species in one weekend. Please RSVP by registering to help us know who will be joining us. Keep an eye out for more details as we get closer.

We‘ll camp at Lower Peppermint Campground on the west side of the Upper Kern River. This is a 15 minute drive to Brush Creek above the Upper Kern (a good place to find the Kern River Rainbow near the road), a 20 minute drive to the trailhead that leads to the Forks of the Kern (a beautiful area and great place to catch bigger Kern River Rainbows for those open to a challenging hike), a 1 hour drive to stream that hold the Little Kern Golden Trout, and a 2 hour drive to streams that hold the CA Golden Trout. This is a fun region to fish and gives the potential to catch 3 of the CA Heritage Trout species in one weekend. Please RSVP by registering to help us know who will be joining us. Keep an eye out for more details as we get closer.

The Marble Fork of the Kaweah River near Lodgepole in Sequoia National Park has proven to be a great spring fishery is recent years. Depending on current conditions we have seen great dry fly, as well as nymphing, success. This is a beautiful are and a great place to gather as a club and enjoy a day of fishing together. Please let us know you are interested by registering. More details as we get closer.