April 2024
Update on the Status of the FCO, CRAG Law Center Awarded 2024 FFF Grant, Updated 2023 Columbia River Steelhead Returns
Keeping Up the FCO Spirit Our Club is nearly 60 years old and it will endure for decades to come . . . with your help and involvement. Club leaders…
Updated Editor’s Note, August 2020: This story and the photos are definitely worth a read. So if you didn’t read it last month, please check it out! I appreciate…
Read more Literary Angler – Leslie Gulch, ORVs, and a Grand Slam »
Editor’s Note: I am grateful that wild salmon and steelhead have the tireless devotion and expertise of David Moskowitz at The Conservation Angler. He continually advocates for science-based policies to…
Read more Conservation Corner – Early Summer Report on Columbia River Salmonids »
Comments Requested by Flyline Editor – An·thro·po·cene – (anTHrəpəˌsēn), adjective relating to or denoting the current geological age, viewed as the period during which human activity has been the dominant…
Read more Conservation Corner – The Salmon Life History Re-Written »
For nearly 60 years, the Flyfishers’ Club of Oregon has provided members with a means to connect, learn, make new friends, share fishing adventures, adjust to societal changes, help…
Read more Member Matters – Club Cohesion During a Pandemic »
Western Rivers Conservancy Presentation Available The FCO had their first Zoom presentation and Q & A hosted by Western Rivers Conservancy Director of Donor Relations and Club member, Jim Cox. Jim…
Editor’s Note: A few Club members managed to sneak out to wet lines for eager rainbows recently. First, John Pyrch admitted he couldn’t stay in any longer when the…
Read more Literary Angler – Casting CoVID Confinement Aside »
Editor’s Note: Tribal and NGO partnerships are finding creative ways to restore fish populations across the west. One of our newest FCO members, Rob Peterson, describes one such partnership in…
Read more Welcome Back, Sockeye Salmon! 100 Years is Far Too Long »