
Potomac Valley Fly Fishers
Frederick, Maryland
For more than 50 years, the Potomac Valley Fly Fishers Club has promoted fly fishing, preservation, and wise use of our natural resources. Our club provides advice, suggestions, and assistance with fly fishing techniques, fly tying, and fly casting. We also maintain a liaison with other regional organizations of sportsmen and conservationists.

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Our Latest Posts
- Conservation Update: April 2025We’ve scheduled a stream cleanup on April 12, 2025, at our home stream, the Catoctin Creek Park & Nature Center. The cleanup will occur between 9 a.m. and 11… Continue reading Conservation Update: April 2025
- April club meeting: Fishing the MonocacyThe April meeting will feature Monocacy River expert Larry Tressler. He is a conventional tackle fisherman (future convert?) who fishes in all seasons. Larry will be talking about where… Continue reading April club meeting: Fishing the Monocacy
- PVFF Streamlines (April 2025)Here is our monthly Streamlines newsletter for April! (view as PDF)
- Advanced Fly Tying: Black Stonefly NymphAt our advanced fly tying gathering, on Wednesday, April 16, at 7:00 p.m., Martyn Holland will lead us in tying a black stonefly nymph. The black stonefly nymph pattern… Continue reading Advanced Fly Tying: Black Stonefly Nymph
- Beginner Fly Tying: Mohair Leech and Thin Mint BuggerIf you have been attending our recent fly tying sessions for beginners, hopefully you have enjoyed learning more of the basics of creating artificial fly patterns that simulate natural… Continue reading Beginner Fly Tying: Mohair Leech and Thin Mint Bugger
- Beginner Fly Tying: Soft Hackle Wet FliesOur Beginner Fly Tying session this month will continue our theme for 2025: learning to tie a diversity of flies based on one pattern simply by substituting one or… Continue reading Beginner Fly Tying: Soft Hackle Wet Flies
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