High School Students - Be sure to check our Scholarship Page.
SPFF Members - Be sure to Register.Visitors are also welcome to register.
November 12, 2008Biologist Doug Killam made the find while conducting a survey of spawned-out fall-run salmon on lower Battle Creek near the Northern California town of Red Bluff. See Pete Thomas' blog at LATimes.com
Sierra Pacific Flyfishers is a gregarious group of more than 200 talented and witty fly fishers who travel the globe (but mostly California) in search of FUN & BIG FISH. We always find the fun and sometimes even the big fish. (If we don't find big fish, we just make up li, i...I mean fish stories and say we did. That's part of the fun!)
SPFF is active in conservation and promotion of our sport through education, offering free classes in fly casting, fly tying and rod building. We organize numerous outings, both fresh and salt water, to diverse locations both near and far. We primarily enjoy fishing the lakes and streams of the Eastern Sierra and take pride in our Conservation efforts, particularly on our home waters of Piru Creek.
Meetings are held the THIRD Thursday of each month at The Monterey at Encino (formerly Encino Glen) adjacent to the golf course at Burbank and Balboa boulevards. Each monthly dinner meeting features a speaker presentation along with our legendary raffles. Our monthly speakers include some of the most well known personalities in our sport. Complete details are available on the Meetings Page. If you are having dinner, reservations are required and can be made by calling (818) 789-1919.Don't want to join us for dinner? No problem. You are welcome to attend, enjoy the speaker program or buy a ticket or ten and test your luck at our legendary raffles. You might just be the lucky one going home with a new fly rod or reel. New members and guests are always welcome.
