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Jeff Perin is The Flyfishers Foundation, Honorary Auction Co-Chair for 2022!
Jeff Perin is The Flyfishers Foundation, Honorary Auction Co-Chair for 2022! Jeff Perin is the owner of The Flyfishers Place, in Sisters, Oregon. He is on Whychus Creek to talk…
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Orvis Partnership with the Flyfishers Foundation
We are very proud to have Orvis as a corporate partner for the 2nd year in a row! This year The Flyfishers Foundation is supporting our grantee, WaterWatch. WaterWatch has…
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Annual Flyfishers’ Club of Oregon Auction and Keith Hansen Memorial Paddle Raise
Mark your calendars now for our annual auction! We will be on-line this year, with many of your favorite places to fish and vacation on the auction list. We have…
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Welcome to the Flyfishers’ Club of Oregon
Flyfishers’ Club of Oregon The Flyfishers’ Club of Oregon was founded in 1961 to promote and preserve the art, science and history of the sport of fly fishing. We are…
Don’t Miss Dave Hughes Event – October 24th
Meet Dave Hughes at The Portland Fly Shop The FCO is teaming up with The Portland Fly Shop for a presentation on trout fishing tips for beginners and seasoned anglers by…
Dave Huges speaking at the Portland Fly Shop on Oct. 24th – 7pm (free)
For over 50 years, Dave has been one of the most prodigious American authors about all things fly fishing for trout. A lifetime Oregon resident, Dave has written over 20…
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Member Matters – October 2024
Dave Hughes to Speak at FCO Event October 24 Dave Hughes, long-time flyfishing author and Fly Fishers Club of Oregon Lifetime Member, Dave Hughes, will speak on “The Ten Critical…
Conservation Corner – The Klamath River Runs Free!
Last month the final barrier to a free flowing Klamath River was breached and over 400 miles of anadromous fish habitat was opened to migrating salmon and steelhead. Late…
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