Where can I find...

a good fly fishing board with folks discussing trout on the flies?

Nothing personal, but this seems to be mostly steelhead, drift boating and coastal discussions...not really what I need.

At some point, when I start in on steelheading I'll probably be a regular, but for now, this isnt helpful to me.

Please let me know if you know of a good trout/fly fishing board.

[Jennie@ifish]

Scott Richmond's page might be helpful to you. If not, you can find links from there!
Come back and visit us though, there are some fly guys around here, I think.
I'm learning more and more about fly fishing, but no expert at all.

Jen

[Tanner]

Tex,
I'd try Jen's suggestion, however, don't discount the fly fisherman on this board. I for one am a complete fly nut. Bass, Trout, Salmon, Steelhead, I've even caught carp and catfish on the fly. I have also done some blue water flyfishing down in mexico. (hooked seven different species in one day and teased in a striped marlina. If you have any questions, give us a shot, furthermore, if you find a good local fly board that you really like let me know.

Thanks,

Tanner

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[happybrew]

Heck, Tanner's right! There are a lot of fly fishers on the board. My first steelhead was on a fly. Maybe most of us are a bit removed from the Central Oregon scene, but I'm sure there's somebody here who fishes that area.

happybrew

[WheresMyBobber]

Like some have already mentioned, there some good fly fishers here if you post the right questions.

I don't know where in Portland you live, but the Clackamas Flyfishers are a very active and knowledgable bunch. I'm not a member, but my neighbor is and I've been to a meeting or two. I really should join them.

Here's their info:

Clackamas Flyfishers
P.O. Box 268
West Linn, OR 97068
Contact: Jean Canfield, 503/625-6076
Meet: Third Tuesday at High Rocks Pub, Gladstone; optional dinner 6:00-7:00, program and meeting 7:00 p.m.

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