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You can get details about membership and meetings as well as photo gallery, tips and news.
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The new website for the Illawarra Flyfishing Club features Club Information, Events, Reports, Fly Tying, Gallery and Tips. This site is packed full of information and when development is complete it will soon contain even more. Check it out now ! |
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You can get details about events and the clubs commitee. Check the photo gallery, links to other sites and see how the fundraising for the restocking of local waterways is going.
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Western Australian Trout & Freshwater Angling Association is involved in liaising with Government Departments & other bodies about freshwater fishery management. They're also actively involved in assisting fisheries in stocking certain waters with Brown and Rainbow Trout. |
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Formed in 1904, the New South Wales Rod Fishers' Society is the oldest fly fishing organisation in Australia. Hundred of active members currently share the history, comradeship, facilities and activities of the Society. |
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N.S.F.F.C. is a Melbourne based fly fishing club with a very active membership of over 80. We pursue all aspects of fly-fishing in fresh & salt water using modern techniques and technologies while holding many of the older values of the sport. The club was established in 1971 and is situated at Yarrambat Park Lake, Yan Yean Road, Yarrambat (Melways Map 184 F5).
The Club meets every Thursday in the month, the 1st is our general meeting, 2nd and 4th being fly tying nights the 3rd Thursday is our committee meeting. All meetings begin at 7.45pm. At the General meetings we usually have a guest speaker. Members can participate in the two fly tying evenings, the club has all the necessary equipment and materials for newcomers use. Other activities held throughout the year include regular fishing trips (both intra and inter Club trips), fly casting coaching and competitions, introduction to fly fishing courses, and "Come & Try Fishing" days.
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This site contains information on our club,who we are,what we do,the latest flyrodding news,hints and tips related to the sport of fly fishing. Pictures of some of our members and their successes.Club outing reports and many other interesting pieces of information related to fly fishing.If after surfing this site, we have whet your appetite enough to make you want to join, you can find details on how to do that too! Enjoy your visit, and feel free to comment or contact us. |
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CAIRNS FLYFISHERS Inc.
Contact: Jon Snell , CAIRNS QLD. 07 40342747
E-mail: jmsnell@aapt.net.au
Cairns Fyfishers is a social flyfishing club which has grown through the enthusiasm of keen flyfishers here in the north. Our monthly monthly meetings are now on the second Tuesday of the month at Kangaroo's RLFC, Irene Street, Mooroobool at 7-00pm. We also hold a monthly fishing trip to a location within a three hour radius. We welcome anybody who enjoys flyfishing or is interested in getting started. If you are up this way come along to one of our meetings or trips. It is one way to get on the fish without hassle or cost. |
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The Saltwater Flyrodders of WA was formed in October 2000 and has gone from strength to strength since. The club was designed to give people interested in Saltwater Fly fishing the opportunity to get together and share information.
Everyone is welcome and the club encourages people with little or no experience to come along to club activities and learn from other members. The club is also privileged to have some of the most experienced Saltwater fly fishers in Australia, active members who are only too happy to share valuable information.
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To find out more about the club and the characters in it I invite you to attend a number of the club social meetings. The club meets at the Deakin Sports & Social Club, Grose St, Deakin (behind/between the Deakin Shopping Centre and the Embassy Motel, just off Adelaide Ave).
Social meetings are on the 1st Thursday and 3rd Thursday of each month and often include a presentation from a guest speaker. Meetings usually start at 7:30 pm and usually finish at about 9:30 pm. We're sure you will enjoy yourself and find the presentations and/or discussions with club members interesting and informative.
Contact - The Secretary, ACT Fly Fishers, PO Box 3778, MANUKA ACT 2603
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THE SALE FLY FISHING CLUB was formed in November 1988, we are located in Eastern Victoria, Australia. (Central Gippsland) We currently have 40 participating members, most of them live and work in and around the Sale and District community. Our members range from school age to retirement. We welcome new members from all ages, from either gender whether you are a beginner wishing to learn the gentle art of fly fishing or you may be a master with the wand, we cater for all interested persons.
The Sale Fly Fishing Club meets monthly at 7:30PM on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Sale Community Sports Club meeting Room, Palmerson Street, Sale.
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BALLARAT FLY FISHERS CLUB Inc
Contact: Secretary Bill Reddick, Ballarat VIC
Email: lakewendouree@ncable.net.au
Website: www.ballaratflyfishers.org.au
Ballarat Fly Fishers Club is one of the oldest fly fishing clubs in Australia.The Club was formed by the late Victor Wastell at the Ballarat Mechanics Institute on August 27th 1919 - the Wastell Shield is now one of the most sought after fishing trophies on our club's calendar. The BFFC has been lucky enough to host the 1999 Commonwealth Fly Fishing Championships as well as Victorian Fly Fishing Championships on Ballarat's own Lake Wendouree said to be our jewel in the crown with its much talked about Mayfly hatches. The BFFC hold monthly meetings on every second Thursday of the month starting at 8 pm at our clubrooms overlooking Ballarat's Lake Wendouree. Monthly meetings include various guest speakers,reports on recent trips and always a social night to be had by all. The BFFC also has a monthly journal sent out to all members and is available for perusal on the club's website. The BFFC welcomes all fly fishers old and new to the club. Club activities include Fly Tying Tuition, Beginners Nights, Entomology Nights, Casting Tuition and Fishing Trips .The Club has available to members an extensive library of fishing books from Australia and abroad. The BFFC holds regular fishing trips all over Australia and New Zealand that include both freshwater and saltwater Fly Fishing, some of the destinations include Eucumbene ,Tasmania, Weipa just to name a few . The BFFC is also involved in Tournament Fly Casting with members casting in Australian and Victorian Fly Casting Championships.
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The NSW Council of Freshwater Anglers Inc represents the interests of New South Wales freshwater anglers, with the aim of fostering recreational fishing in a healthy and ecologically sustainable environment for today's and future generations |
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Welcome to all local, Australian and overseas visitors to the Darwin Flyrodders Inc web site.Members of our club have been meeting since August 2000 and our club continues to grow from strength to strength. In addition to major planned events, our regular monthly meetings include fly casting tuition, fly tying demonstrations, video nights and guest presenters. If you are a visitor to Darwin or a curious local, we welcome you to come along and attend our meetings. |
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Mornington Peninsula Fly Fishers Inc. (the club) was incorporated on 9th June 1998. At the time the sport of Flyfishing was undergoing a wave of popularity and as a result, the club's numbers quickly grew and at one stage we had well over 100 financial members.
Through the efforts of an energetic committee and a responsive membership, the club quickly developed its finances and as a result, the club is now extremely well placed in terms of its financial backing. As anticipated, membership fell off after the initial influx and we now have a solid core of financial members with a substantial emphasis on family membership.
Statistically, the club counts family membership as one person only so the actual number of people participating in the club and enjoying the benefits of the club is far greater than the actual number of members recorded. For a fishing club we are fortunate to have a number of active female members and our junior membership is also reasonable. |
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The Lakeside Fly Fishing Club Inc was established in 1951 by a group of fresh water fly fishing enthusiasts. It is one of the oldest established fly fishing clubs in the Sydney metropolitan area. The Club takes great pride in specialising only in the fresh water version of the sport and concentrates on fishing for trout. We are a small but friendly Club where all members know one another. Lakeside is also known as a teaching Club. We hold regular casting days, fly tying nights and study and talk about other important aspects of fly fishing. Members regularly go out on fishing trips and enjoy the comraderie associated with the sport. Visitors are welcome to attend Club meetings. These are held on the first Wednesday of every month (except January) at 7.30pm at the Lakemba Memorial Services Club, 26 Quigg Street, Lakemba (Cnr the Boulevarde). To find out more, please visit our web site.. |
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Yarra Valley Fly Fishers Inc.
P.O. Box 266
(Lillydale Lake Community Rooms, Swansea Rd.)
Lilydale, Victoria. 3140
Phone: 03 9739 5728
Email: secretary@yvff.com.au
Web: www.yvff.com.au
The Y.V.F.F. clubrooms are open to anyone interested in Fly-Fishing. whether you are experienced, new to fly-fishing, or would just like some help with your casting technique (equipment can be supplied); come along and meet a few of the guys or just come down for a chat over a tea or coffee. This invitation is obligation free.
Casting tuition: every Sunday 10.00 am
Fly Tying tuition: Every Wednesday at 8.00pm
Club meetings: 2nd Thursday of each month at 8.00 pm (usually a guest speaker is booked)
Trips: Monthly as scheduled.
You can phone the clubrooms on 9739 5728 or check our website's events calendar.
- All Welcome
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Email: membership@southernflyfishers.org.au
Web: southernflyfishers.org.au
Southern Flyfishers is a Melbourne based flyfishing club, with meetings held in the southern suburb of Highett. The aim of the club is to support members in their enjoyment of the sport of fly fishing, the environment and the camaraderie. We have a monthly members night with guest speakers, a monthly fly tying night and a monthly general meeting. Meetings are held on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesday of the month. Our club has it's own casting pool and during daylight savings, we hold regular casting clinics New members are welcome.
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Email: secretary@canberra-anglers.asn.au
Web: www.canberra-anglers.asn.au/
The Canberra Angler's Association has a long history dating back to immediately after World War 2. Meetings are held monthly (except for December and January) on the second Wednesday of the month starting 8pm at the Weston Club near Cooleman Court Shopping Centre in Weston. Meetings generally seek to avoid administration and focus on a guest speaker. (In December a meeting is held, but is typically a barbeque held at a local fishing spot)
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