Flatland Fly Fishers

Flatland Fly Fishers Club meetings are held on the 1st Thursday every month. Check events for the location.

The club objectives are :

To encourage conservation and wise use of recreational resources. To facilitate, education, and improve fly fishing awareness in the community. To fish and share outdoor experiences and to promote our fly fishing heritage for future generations.

Tying Hilbert’s Sexi Caddis Pupa
05/30/2026

Tying Hilbert’s Sexi Caddis Pupa

In this fly tying tutorial, veteran Colorado fly fishing guide and Montana Fly Company signature fly designer Brian Hilbert demonstrates how to tie Hilbert’s...

Split Shot Is Killing Your Nymphing Game
05/30/2026

Split Shot Is Killing Your Nymphing Game

🐟 Want the FREE Nymphing Pocket Guide?Get it here: https://vfc.media/nymph-pg-pod – instant PDF that shows you a simple system to nymph any river and stay i...

Razor Foam Parachute - Foam Body Spinner Style Dry Fly
05/29/2026

Razor Foam Parachute - Foam Body Spinner Style Dry Fly

The Razor Foam Parachute is a high floating foam body style parachute dry fly pattern. Razor Foam is a very clever fly tying material that can add float-abi...

How changing leader angles changes your Euro nymphing drift
05/28/2026

How changing leader angles changes your Euro nymphing drift

Have you ever wondered what is going on below the surface of the water while you are nymphing? In this video we investigate the underwater changes to your Eu...

RAW CF Baitfish - by Morten Valeur
05/27/2026

RAW CF Baitfish - by Morten Valeur

226 likes, 36 comments. "Ahrex - RAW CF Baitfish - by Morten Valeur"

Where's My Fly?
05/26/2026

Where's My Fly?

Understanding the fly’s position — where it is and where it’s going — is the key challenge in fly fishing. And aside from basic casting skills, an awareness of the fly in the current is the most essential skill.

Tying the Foam Face Minnow
05/25/2026

Tying the Foam Face Minnow

Let’s be honest: I didn't invent the gurgler, but this specific var...

05/25/2026

When we say, “fish migration”, what do you picture? A mass of salmon or steelhead fish moving in a great, seething train up a river somewhere along the coast? Well, we’re here to tell you that fish migrations aren’t just reserved for these large bodied coastal fish! 🐟🐟🐟

Fish migrations are important, seasonal movements of fish that are vital for many species. Usually an environmental cue, like temperature or photoperiods (i.e. longer days), signal fish that their spawning or breeding season has arrived and it’s time to move!

The journeys some fish species make during this period are quite spectacular given their small size. For example, the Arkansas River shiner (Notropis girardi), a small, streamlined minnow that has slowly disappeared from Kansas rivers, has been found to move upwards of 50 river miles! And studies that have tracked Blue Sucker (Cycleptus elongatus) have found these fish can migrate as far as 80 river miles in under 24 hours during their spawning season! Fish migrations are vital to maintain healthy fish populations and that is why river connectivity and healthy streams are so important.

Frogging, the Other Night Fishing
05/24/2026

Frogging, the Other Night Fishing

Learn the ins and outs of frog fishing at night to improve you chances at catching trophy trout this summer.

Competing in the USA this year!I am sure they are still looking for volunteers if you want to head to Idaho this fall.
05/24/2026

Competing in the USA this year!

I am sure they are still looking for volunteers if you want to head to Idaho this fall.

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