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Monday November 16, 2026, Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date November 4, 2026
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November is the time to set the clocks back and start losing afternoon light. Moving into dusk and darkness sooner every day. The color of Autumn is almost gone leaving the landscape in hues of brown. It’s time for family and friends and Thanksgiving gatherings. As the days get colder and the nights sometimes dipping into the fridged, it becomes time for all but the hardest of us to store away the rods and reels as we move towards winter.

Our November meeting will be held at 7:00 PM, right after the Fly-tying Demo, at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA.

November is Club Officers election month. Be prepared to submit your nominees for Club President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer we will be voting for our 2026 officers.

Our November Guest Speaker will be Matt Tempesta of Tempco Fly Fishing, and will be holding a Q&A session based on your feedback from the email sent out to the membership on October 28, 2026.

Thank you,

John D Lawor – WMFF Secretary
JLawor@wmffclub.org

Fly Tying Demo

Steve Babbitt will be demonstrating how to tie the following flies at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

Thanks Steve.

Iris Caddis

Hook: dry fly hook sz. 14 -22 Mustad 94849, TMC 100, Daichi 1100, Kona UD1,
Thread: color to match body, 70 denier 8/0
Tail: Antron of Zlon fibers color 1 shade darker than body
Body: rabbit / Hare dubbing
Wing: Antron, zlon or macramé yarn
Head: rabbit / hare dubbing same as body

Thin Mint Bugger

Hook: 3x streamer hook 6, 8, 10 Mustad 9672, TMC 300, Daichi 1720, Kona NS3
Thread: dark brown 70 denier / 8/0
gold Bead 5/32″ tail: Black over brown over green marabou
Hackle: furnace saddle
Body: peacock herl or peacock colored dubbing

Ostrich Herl Scud

Hook: sz.16-22 scud hook TMC 2487, Daichi 1120, Mustad C67S, Kona UCK
Thread: 70 denier 8/0 Olive
Rib: 5x tippet material
Shell: scud back nymph skin, clear or gray
Body: ostrich herl olive , gray, brown, tan

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Monday October 19, 2026, Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date October 2, 2026
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It’s October the last of the warm days before November’s chill comes creeping in. This is the most beautiful time to be on the water. The leaves turning colors reflecting off of the water as if painted by an old master’s brush using nature as its canvas. In a few short weeks the leaves will be gone giving way to the ever increasing steps to winter. Get out and fish, enjoy the Autumn while natures beauty lasts.

We will be conducting our October meeting at 7:00 pm right after the Fly-Tying Demo, at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA.

A reminder of the upcoming Westfield River Watershed Association’s Bill Rose Memorial Fly Fishing Clinic. If anyone is planning to attend or help out, please contact John D. Lawor at jlawor@wmffclub.org or John LaFrances at jlafrancis@wmffclub.org.

The Westfield River Watershed Association (WRWA) and the Western Mass. Fly Fishermen (WMFF) will honor their late president with the free Bill Rose Memorial Fly Fishing clinic Saturday, October 17 from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The clinic will take place on Route 20 in Huntington, Mass., in the turnout on the Westfield River, across from the Huntington Health Center. Children and teens are welcome with the supervision of an adult at this family-friendly event.

October’s Guest Speaker Steve Babbitt. Steve will not only be tying the demo flies at this meeting he will also do a Q&A on what flies the members would like him to demonstrate tying.

Thank you,

John D Lawor – WMFF Secretary
JLawor@wmffclub.org

Fly Tying Demo

Steve Babbitt will be demonstrating how to tie the Hackle Stacker (variant), the Beaded Soft Hackle, and the CDC Collar Nymph Hook at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

Hackle Stacker (variant)

Hook: dry fly hook 16-24
Thread: 8/0-12/0 70-50 denier color to match natural.
Tail/shuck: Antron or zlon yarn, 5-7 fibers
Body: dry fly dubbing (color to match the natural)
Wing: genetic hackle 1x hook gap.
Thorax: dry fly dubbing to match natural

Beaded Soft Hackle

Hook: 1x wet fly or nymph hook 12-20
Thread: 8/0 or 70 denier color to match body
Tail : spade hackle or CDL
Body: rabbit, squirrel or other dubbing
Rib: crystal flash or wire colored to give the look of segmentation.
Thorax: bead color gold, copper or silver
Hackle: partridge or hen back to match fly

CDC Collar Nymph Hook

Hook: wide gap 45-60 degree jig hook 12-20
Thread: 8/0-70 denier color to match body
Bead: 2mm-3mm tungsten slotted
Tail: dark pardo CDL
Rib: crystal flash or wire colored darker than body
Body: rabbit, squirrel or synthetic nymph dubbing. Dubbed to bead.
Collar: contrasting color of CDC wrapped just behind the bead.

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Monday September 21, 2026, Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date September 1, 2026
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Welcome to September – the end of summer and the beginning of fall. We will be feeling the change in temperatures, the starting of the leaves changing and the days getting shorter. To me, this is the best time to be on the water. Within a few short months we will be in the chill of winter, now is the time to enjoy the slightly cooler days, with the feel of the fall air just starting to break through the summer warmth, it’s really a wonderful time to fish.

We will be starting back up in September on Monday the 21st with our regular September Meeting to be held at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA.

Our Guest speaker for the September meeting will be Joey Takeman and Chris Paris from the Local Fly Co. They will be doing a very broad, panel style Q and A session where everyone can bring their top 5 to 10 questions on all types of fishing related topics, and Joey and Chris will do their best to answer as many as they can. Should make for a great conversational night!

As many of you already know, Dan Trela will be stepping down from doing the fly-tying demos. Dan will be doing his last fly demo for the club at our September meeting. Please join me in thanking Dan for making the start of our meetings first rate for all these years.

However, we will still be starting our meetings with a fly-tying demo. Steve Babbit has graciously stepped in to-do the fly-tying demo and will be starting at our October meeting. Steve has been a guide and fly-tying instructor and now that he is retired, has the time to do something a little different. Please welcome Steve.

Summer activities

For the first time during the summer break the club stayed active and enjoyed some great club activities.

At the beginning of July WMFF put on a Fly Fishing for Beginners Program at the East Longmeadow Library.
In July and August, fishing on the Farmington River as guests of the Local Fly Co. in New Hartford, CT. Thank you, Chris Parisi!
In July, WMFF assisted Matt Tempesta and Cambria Spring with the Swift River Clean-up, and at the completion of the clean-up we had a WMFF stream side cook out.
Also in July, WMFF toured the Thomas&Thomas Fly Rod Factory.
In August we toured the Orvis Fly Rod Factory, visited the Orvis Flagship Store and the American Fly-Fishing Museum in Manchester Vermont. Some even found time to take in a little Vermont fishing.

All in all, we had an active summer break and next year we will be planning even more events.

Announcements

The Bill Rose Memorial fly fishing clinic will be held this year on October 17th from 8:00 -12:00 noon. The location is across from the Hilltown Community Health Center, 73 Russell Rd, Huntington Ma, in the rest area. Please contact me or John LaFrancis if you would like to volunteer as representatives of WMFF.

The Connecticut River Watershed Partnership is holding its second annual Connecticut River Watershed Week Celebration September 18^th through September 27^th. See the link below for more information:

https://ctriverwatershed.org

The WMFF will be putting on a Fly Fishing for Beginners Presentation at the Longmeadow Senior Citizens Center on September 30^th at 5:30pm.

Note:

We will also be holding a special election to fill the three vacant seats on the board of directors.

Nominees will be welcomed.

Thank you.

John D Lawor – WMFF Secretary
JLawor@wmffclub.org

Fly Tying Demo

Dan Trela will be demonstrating how to tie the Iron Mike Streamer at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

IRON MIKE STREAMER

Hook – STREAMER / NYMPH 2X HEAVY /3XL SIZE 6 Bead 5/32 – silver plain or tungsten
Thread – white 6/0
Tail– marabou any color (white is most popular)
Tail cover – teal or mallard
Body – SLF prism pearl
Body flash – pearl wing & flash on each side
Wing cover – teal or mallard
Eye – black on silver stick on or black paint
Coat eye with UV resin for protection

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May 18, 2026 Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date May 5, 2026
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The May 2026 meeting will be our last meeting before we go on summer break. However as discussed during our April meeting we would like to continue informal activities during our off months. Some ideas have been presented for instance; fly tying get together, partnering up for fishing, introducing a member to a river or stream they have never fished before or a fly-casting clinic. We can explore these and other ideas and how to facilitate them during our May meeting.

We have some items that were not bid on at our silent auction during the Expo. So, we will be offering them at a reduced-price and available for silent auction bidding at the cook out. This will be in place of our normal materials raffle. We will still have our 50/50 raffle. Bring your check book or cash.

Our May 18th meeting will be held at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA at the Pavilion for our close of the season cookout. We will be starting at 5:30pm the meeting will commence after the cookout outside in the Pavilion area. Anyone wanting to help with the cookout please see Dan at 4:30pm to assist him with preparations and cooking.

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Monday April 20, 2026, Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date April 1, 2026
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It’s April and time to hit the water. The snow is gone and the rivers and streams are running fast because of the melt off. Just remember to take wading precautions when out on the water. Hopefully the temperatures will start getting warmer and more comfortable and the spring stocking is also about to start giving us even more incentive to get out into the open air.

We had a very successful March Expo, in fact the best one ever. Don will be going over the numbers at out April business meeting. A big thank you goes out to all the volunteers and vendors that made this year’s success possible.

Time to renew our individual 2027 membership. Renewals were due by the end of March 2026. However, we will be extending this into April to give ample time for those members that have not gotten around to renew yet. On the Membership webpage you will find a Renew by Mail Form, you can complete on the webpage or download a PDF copy. Please follow the directions on the form to renew by mail or if you prefer to renew in person just fill out the form and bring it to the April 2026 meeting. Dues have changed, which are listed on the form.

Thank you.

John D Lawor – WMFF Secretary
JLawor@wmffclub.org

We will conduct our April meeting at 7:00 pm right after the Fly-Tying Demo, at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA.

For April our guest speaker will be. Matt Tempesta of Tempco Fly Fishing he will be doing a presentation on knot tying, and leaders.

Mark Grych has put together a monthly hatch guide to our favorite local rivers and streams. A hat’s off and a big thank you to Mark for taking the time to do this for us. You may find the information on the new “WMFF’s Fly by River by Month” webpage.

John LaFrancis – WMFF President
JLaFrancis@wmffclub.org

Fly Tying Demo

Dan Trela will be demonstrating how to tie the following flies at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

Y2K
Hook- scud hook size 14-12
Thread – yellow uni 6/0 or danville
Bead – gold tungsten 1/8
Wing – glo bug yarn or egg yarn

GREEN WEENIE
Hook – jig hook size 12/14
Thread – chartreuse uni 6/0
Bead – tungsten slotted black 3/32
Body/ tail – chartreuse micro chen

CET SULFUR EMERGER
HOOK – size 16 wapsi scud SE1
Thread – uni rusty brown 6/0
Tail – 3 strands uni rusty brown splayed
Body – uni rusty brown
Wing – Lt. grey poly
Thorax – yellow dubbing

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Monday March 16, 2026, Meeting Notice: The March EXPO

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date March 9, 2026
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Our March Meeting is our club premier event THE MARCH EXPO and it looks to be the best one ever with a great guest speaker and a number of new vendors. We also have some really great raffle prizes this year. Be sure to come out and enjoy the 2026 WMFF Expo. For complete details, please see the March Expo webpage.

I would like to thank all of you who volunteered to work the WMFF Booth at the Springfield Sportsman Show in West Springfield last month. Your hard work and dedication to the club made our presences at the show a success.

As a Membership Reminder March 2025 is the time to renew your membership for the 2026-2027 season. For those of you that have not renewed please find the mail in renewal form with this meeting announcement. You can fill this form out and mail your renewal directly to me, and I will mail your Membership Card to you. Alternatively, you can renew online at the WMFF’s website, or bring the completed form to the March EXPO meeting to renew in person. Remember dues are now $50.00. Please see the Membership webpage for details, the online membership form, or a downloadable PDF copy of the membership form.

Hope to see many of you at the EXPO!

Thank you.

John D Lawor – WMFF Secretary
jlawor@wmffclub.org

Monday, March 16^th6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Guest Speaker at 7:30 PM

The Ludlow Elks Lodge
69 Chapin Street Ludlow, MA

ADMISSION: $8.00, free for children under 12 years old

For complete details, please see the March Expo webpage.

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Monday February 16, 2026, Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date February 3, 2026
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So far it has been a very cold winter with a snow fall like we haven’t seen in a few years. Historically, February is the worst month and as we fall into February’s winter grip, let’s hope we see an early spring thaw. With that said, most of us will not be out on the water fishing for at least a few months. However, to keep us occupied we have a number of Club events coming up in February and March. We have the Springfield Sportsman’s Show at the Big E in February where Club volunteers will be representing WMFF, we will also be preparing for the WMFF March Expo where we will need club member participation.

So, get involved, try to stay warm and look forward to spring.

We will conduct our February meeting at 7:00 pm right after the Fly-Tying Demo, at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA. Our guest speaker at our February meeting will be Jillian Whitney.

Ms. Jillian Whitney is a wildlife biologist with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Division of Water Supply Protection. She began her career with the DCR in 2005 as a seasonal technician and has remained with the agency ever since. Jillian studies wildlife throughout the Quabbin and Ware River watersheds and will share insights into projects such as Common Loon monitoring, vernal pool surveys, and other efforts aimed at better understanding local wildlife.

Once again, we have been invited back to the Springfield Sportsmen’s Show at the Big E, February 20, 21, and 22. I would like to thank those members that have volunteered to man the booth at this event.

John Lawor, John La Francis, Scott Seifel, Cody Ackley, Tom Johnson, Mark Galarneau, George Dunham, Laurn Comstock, Harold Norman, Terry Connolly, Don Vacon, Dennis Dube

As a reminder we are rapidly approaching the time to renew our individual 2027 membership. Renewals are due by the end of March 2026. Please note that attached to this meeting announcement you will find a Renew by Mail Form. Please follow the directions on the form to renew by mail or if you prefer to renew in person just fill out the form and bring it to the next meeting. Dues are now $50.00. You can now renew using the form on the WMFF web site wmffclub.org. I will be available to renew your membership during the meeting.

Thank you.

John D Lawor – WMFF Secretary
jlawor@wmffclub.org

Next month is our March Expo. If you have items (new or slightly used) that you would like to donate to be auctioned off please bring them to the February meeting. We are in need of (6-8) volunteers to help set up the hall. This starts any time after 2:00 pm. We are also in need of (2-3) volunteers to man the admissions table as well as (5) volunteers for the raffle tables. It would also be nice if we could have a couple of volunteers to be demo fly tiers. The doors open at 6:30.

Thank you in advance for your time and the items you are donating. If you can’t make the February meeting, but are available to help please email me at jlafrancis@wmffclub.org or call me at 413-351-7809.

John LaFrancis – WMFF Club President
jlafrancis@wmffclub.org

Fly Tying Demo

Dan Trela will be demonstrating how to tie the following flies at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

Hendrickson Emerger
Hook – curved shank, 1 x fine size 12
Thread- 6/0 uni black
Tail – brown antron yarn
Body – dk brown vinyl D rib
Wing – 2 nat. CDC feathers

Hendrickson Comparadun
Hook – standard dry fly Size 12/10
Thread – 8/0 uni grey
Tail – brown antron yarn
Body – Lt. hendrickson dubbing
Wing – Nat. short/fine deer hair

Hendrickson Nymph
Hook – standard nymph hook 10/12
Thread – 6/0 black uni
Tail – Nat. woodduck
Body – dr. brown rabbit
Rib – ultra wire brown
Wing Cover – nat. mallard wing fibers
Legs – Nat. lemon woodduck

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Monday January 19, 2026, Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
Post date December 30, 2025
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Happy New and welcome to 2026. I expect that everyone is well and has had an enjoyable Holiday. It’s the New Year 2026 and time for making resolutions, and WMFF is ready to start the 2026 season. We have some great things coming up in 2026, and we will be looking forward to another successful year.

The 2026 WMFF Fly-tying classes starting on Thursday, January 8th, 7:00pm to 9:00pm, and continuing for eight weeks ending on Thursday, February 26.
We have also been invited back once again to represent the club at the Springfield Sportsman Show at the Big E in West Springfield on the weekend of February 20-22.
We will also be holding our March Expo, along with having some great guest speakers in 2026.

Springfield Sportsmen’s Show

The club will be needing volunteers to man our booth at the Springfield Sportsmen’s Show in February. The show will run Friday Feb. 20 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Saturday Feb. 21 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Sunday Feb. 22 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We will be needing volunteers to fill all the time slots. Please contact me to schedule a time slot and also to let me know if you will be able to be a demo fly tyer. You can contact me at JLawor@wmffclub.org, by phone at 413-579-1994, or at our next meeting on January 19th.

Thank you.

John D Lawor
WMFF Secretary

We will conduct our January meeting at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA on Monday the 20th at 7:00 PM, right after the Fly-Tying Demo.

Our January Guest speaker will be: Chris Parisi

Chris Parisi has been in the fishing industry for the last 23 years. A former shop manager, shop owner, and guide, Chris cut his teeth on the small streams of Connecticut and in Long Island Sound before opening his first tackle shop in Cape Cod, MA. Chris’ new store, The Local Fly Company is finishing up year one in Bristol, CT and you will see him at the Marlboro and Edison Fly Shows as well. His winters are spent behind the vice, on the ice, and speaking to clubs and at fishing shows across the country. But once Spring comes around you will find him looking for the first of our larger mayflies in the area…The Hendrickson. Chris will take us through patterns and life cycle, what type of water to focus on, and his best nymph, emerger, and dry choices for this boutique hatch. Chris’ shop also offers hosted trips to Montana each summer and he will discuss the options for 2026. Each member at attendance will also get a 15% discount code for use at the shop or online at www.localflyco.com

Fly Tying Demo

Dan Trela will be demonstrating how to tie the following flies at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

FOAM WING CADDIS
HOOK- standard dry 14-16-18
Thread – black uni 8/0
Body – black superfine dubbing
Hackle – nat. grizzly

FLASH BACK HARE’S EAR NYMPH
Hook -curved shape hook 14-167-18B
Thread -black uni 8/0
Tail – hare’s ear
Body lt. hare’s ear dubbing
Wing case – black thin skin with a strip of pearl flat tinsel over

FOAM BACK EMERGER
Hook – dry fly curved shape 18-20-26-28-30
Body – black uni 6/0 can also be tied olive, brown etc.
Rib – x-small silver wire
Wing – white 2 mm foam

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Monday December 15, 2025 Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
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It’s December and we have snow on the ground and cold weather, winter has embraced us and doesn’t look as though it will release us from its icy grip anytime soon. Fishing will only be for the hardest of us to wage the war against winter, to feel the rush of the set, the line going tight, the hard pull, the fight and the final reward of the net.

Christmas will be on us all very soon and the club would like wish everyone and their families a Happy Holiday.

The December meeting will be held at 7:00 pm right after the Fly-tying Demo, at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA.

Our December Guest Speaker will be: Mark Damon

Mark has been the president of the Westfield River Watershed Association for the last three years. He is an adjunct professor of biology classes at Westfield State University and Holyoke Community College. The fly fishermen would probably know him as the guy who goes into the river with the net to catches the bugs in the river at the Bill Rose Memorial Fly fishing clinic on the Westfield River. Marks topic will be “Aquatic insects in the Westfield River“.

Fly Tying Demo

Dan Trela will be demonstrating how to tie the following flies at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

THREE DOLLAR DIP (Kelly Gallop)
Hook – 1 XL SIZE 16-18-20 NYMPH HOOK
Thread – any color – Black, Olive, Tan etc.
Body – thread
Rib – x small gold wire
Wing – Short and fine deer hair bleached
Antenna- pearl crystal flash
Hackle – grizzly

GOOBER FLY (Kelly Gallop)
Hook – any dry fly sizes 16-18-20-
Thread -uni 8/0 black
Tail – pearl polar flash
Body – black superfine dubbing
Wing – short and fine deer hair natural

EEKO BUG
Hook – 2 0r 3 xl nymph hook size 8-10
Thread – black uni 8/0
Body – rabbit hair with guard hairs nat, olive, purple
Wing – nat woodduck

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Monday November 17, 2025 Meeting Notice

Post author By Scott Seifel
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November a time to gather with family and friends and a time for giving thanks. Winter is just around the corner and Thanksgiving is only a few weeks away. Everyone has a great Thanksgiving

Our November meeting will be held at 7:00 pm right after the Fly-tying Demo, at the Ludlow Elks Club, 69 Chapin Street in Ludlow MA.

November is Club Officers election month. Be prepared to submit your nominees for Club President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer we will be voting for our 2026 officers. This year is even more important because by now all of you should know that Harold is stepping down as President. Harold’s announcement email was sent to all of you, however, for some reason if you did not receive or see the email I have copied it below.:

Dear club members,
I just want to inform you that I am stepping down as president of the WMFF club following our November meeting. I have been president for the past six years and have enjoyed representing the club as your president. I have made many friends since joining the club in the late 1990’s. I much appreciate all the help provided me by my fellow officers and board members over the last six years!

By the way we are still looking for donations of fly-tying and fly-fishing items for our monthly meeting raffle table.

Mr. Jason Stolarski will be our guest speaker for November’s meeting. Jason Stolarski is an aquatic biologist with Mass Wildlife, who is originally from Hadley and has been with the division for 13 years. The talk titled Growth and ecology of Lake Trout in Wachusett Reservoir will cover some aspects of Lake Trout ecology that have been gleamed from a tagging project that has been conducted on the reservoir for the past ten years.

Fly Tying Demo

Dan Trela will be demonstrating how to tie the following flies at our meeting on Monday night before the scheduled meeting.

DEER HAIR CADDIS
Hook – standard dry fly 14/16/18
Thread – 6/0 uni Grey
Body – superfine dubbing any color to match natural (grey is most popular)
Wing – short/fine deer hair

IRIS CADDIS a pattern from Craig Mathews/Montana
Hook – standard dry fly 14/16/18
Tail – zelon/antron tan
Body – lt. hare’s ear dubbing
Wing – a loop of white zelon/antron
Head – lt hare’s ear dubbing

ROYAL COACHMAN PARACHUTE
Hook- 1 xl-long dry fly hook size 10-12
Thread – 8/0 uni black
Tail – golden pheasant tippet
Wing- White calf tail
Body – peacock herl – red floss- peacock herl
Hackle – Brown

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Monday, March 16th6:30 PM to 9:00 PMGuest Speaker at 7:30 PM

The Ludlow Elks Lodge69 Chapin Street Ludlow, MA

ADMISSION: $8.00, free for children under 12 years old

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Monday, March 16^th6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Guest Speaker at 7:30 PM

The Ludlow Elks Lodge
69 Chapin Street Ludlow, MA