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Click here for a link to the USGS Waterdata for the Etowah River Near Landrum. When checking temperature, remember this gage is downstream from where we fish and our temperatures Read More…

Please welcome our new treasurer, Daniel Ferrere onto the Veterans Flyfishing team.  You may have met Daniel on one of our spring outings when he fished with Josh, and if Read More…

Let’s face it, flyfishing is not the easiest sport to get started in without someone to give you a little guidance.  We have lots of cool equipment names (shooting heads!?), Read More…

Dr. John, Rene and Charlie joined Dutch Earle for a trip to Ohio and fishing Rockwell Springs. There were plenty of fussy fish prowling the crystal clears waters. Long glassy Read More…

Dr. John took a little time away from leading Veterans Flyfishing to visit eastern Idaho along with Veterans Flyfishing Guide, Brian Wilderman. Looks like the South Fork of the Snake Read More…

Mike isn’t letting the hot weather keep him down. Instead, he shifted his focus to our many warm water species and used a streamer to fool this nice bass right Read More…

Jeff enjoyed a fantastic trip to the Gallatin drainage near Yellowstone National Park. He picked up this really nice brown trout in the Taylor river. The fussy trout refused the Read More…

Bob and Julie Coleman visited Labrador this summer to explore the brook trout fishing.  Bob and Julie are both veterans who volunteer a tremendous amount of their time managing our Read More…

We all know Rene as a Certified Casting Instructor, truly a master. Little did we know he had such skill landing fish on light tackle! A 5 wt rod was Read More…

Why do we do this? What does our work with Veterans Flyfishing mean, and what does it say about us? “Dear Sirs, I can not begin to explain how valuable Read More…

Veterans Flyfishing Patch Guides, Jim Schill and Ron Minick escaped the heat by traveling north to Michigan to chase smallmouth bass. Looks like they did pretty good! Woolly Buggers tied Read More…