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The Connecticut Fly Fisherman's Association, Inc. is organized "To Preserve and Promote the Pleasures and Tradition of Fly Fishing and to Conserve Game-Fish Waters." CFFA membership meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month except February, September through May. Meetings are held at the Veterans' Memorial Clubhouse, 100 Sunset Ridge Dr., East Hartford CT. 06118.
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The Connecticut Fly Fisherman’s Association will present a fly fishing program on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse, 100 Sunset Ridge, East Hartford, CT., at 7:00 pm<O</O
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Pike are often viewed as a nuisance species, one that is beneath the effort of many fly anglers. This presentation highlights life history, gear, flies, local and global fishing opportunities, and their enigmatic traits that often make them a perfect target for fly fishing.
Captain Mark Dysinger specializes in flyfishing for northern pike and smallmouth bass in freshwater, and the northeast slam of striped bass, bluefish, and false albacore in salt water. He is a lifetime member of CFFA, and past instructor of fly tying and fishing classes for the club. Captain Mark has fished extensively across North America, and his works have appeared in numerous print and online publications. He resides on the Connecticut coast with his wife Anne and daughter Lucy.
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Admission to our monthly club meetings is free, and as always the public is invited to attend. <O</O
For more information and directions to the meeting call 860-747-3324 or visit the CFFA website at www.ctflyfish.org
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The Connecticut Fly Fisherman’s Association will present a fly fishing program on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse, 100 Sunset Ridge, East Hartford, CT., at 7:00 pm<O
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</OPresentation: Pike on the Fly – a Worthwhile Pursuit<O></O>
></O>Pike are often viewed as a nuisance species, one that is beneath the effort of many fly anglers. This presentation highlights life history, gear, flies, local and global fishing opportunities, and their enigmatic traits that often make them a perfect target for fly fishing.
Captain Mark Dysinger specializes in flyfishing for northern pike and smallmouth bass in freshwater, and the northeast slam of striped bass, bluefish, and false albacore in salt water. He is a lifetime member of CFFA, and past instructor of fly tying and fishing classes for the club. Captain Mark has fished extensively across North America, and his works have appeared in numerous print and online publications. He resides on the Connecticut coast with his wife Anne and daughter Lucy.
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Admission to our monthly club meetings is free, and as always the public is invited to attend. <O
</OFor more information and directions to the meeting call 860-747-3324 or visit the CFFA website at www.ctflyfish.org
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