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Stewardship in Action: How Your Support Is Making a Difference President Steve Jones One of the most important questions any fly fishing and conservation organization must be able to answer is simple: How are we using our members’ contributions to make a difference? Between 2014 [...]
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Members affiliated with Washington FFI are engaged in education, conservation, and environmental stewardship statewide. Since the formation of Washington FFI in the 1960s, our members and affiliated clubs have played an invaluable role in conserving and protecting countless acres of stream and riverbank. We bring people together in the vigorous [...] -
By Steve Jones Many Washington fly fishers have good memories of Chopaka Lake north of Tonasket in the Okanogan NationalForest. Though it’s had its up and down years, the lake has reliably produced lots of big trout for fly fishers. That was in danger after apparent vandalism in [...] -
by Larry Gibbs The start of a new year. Tempus Fugit. Yep, that is just about my total knowledge of Latin, but it does seem that time flies. We are supposed to be going through some of the coldest times of the year. It just has not been happening. We [...]
