We have a great evening planned for our March meeting on the 14th. First, we will hear from Marc Hutzell with the Mayfly Project. The Mayfly Project (TMP) is a great organization that uses fly fishing as a catalyst to mentor children in foster care. In addition, Dan Neuland will talk to us about shad…

At our Advanced Fly Tying gathering on March 15th at 7:00 PM, Donald Lee will show us how to tie a Tenkara fly. You may wonder why a Tenkara fly? Donald uses this fly for multiple species and different types of fly-fishing. For those of you that know Donald, you will not want to miss…

Experience fly fishing through the eyes of professional bamboo/graphite/glass rod builders, classic tackle dealers, national known artist and authors, regional guides not to mention our local fly shops from Maryland, Pennsylvania and Washington, DC. More than 70 vendors and booths chock-full of everything fly fishing. Adult admission: $10. www.marylandflyfishingshow.com

Seeing that winter is nearly over, and there are more aquatic insect food forms available in our streams and rivers, local fish will begin to more aggressively take some of the larger emerging insects. It’s also time for both beginner and more advanced fly tiers to stock up on some of the standard flies which…

Howard County Fairgrounds. Over 100 vendors, events and seminars, waterfowl calling competition, cornhole contest, bucks bears & stag scoring, NWTF turkey calling competition and much more! Bring your dog. Check online for ticket prices and info: www.mdsportsmanshow.com

Details TBD. Head to our Outings page for the latest.

Outdoor writer Dan Neuland enjoys fly fishing from a kayak on local rivers and lakes, as well as in the waters of the Chesapeake Bay and tidal tributaries. He will be speaking at the April meeting on Tuesday, April 11th, to share his experience and insight into the growing interest of angling kayaks for fly…

As we have for the past few years, our club will host a spring fly swap for 2022. Here are the details: tie twelve flies to be shared with other members participating in the swap. Bring your flies to our March or April meeting. If we’re still not meeting in person at this time, I…

April is upon us and it is time to consider what other types of natural food will be available for consumption by freshwater fish species. For this reason, we chose the ‘mighty’ ant as our fly pattern for our Beginners class on ‘tax day’, i.e. April 18th.  (Perhaps you thought that I chose the ant…