November 2015 Newsletter - Cascade Family Flyfishers

Cascade
Family
Fly Fishers
Clearer Waters Brighter Streams
Vol 32, Issue 11
November 2015
Inside the Newsletter
Page 2
Prez Sez & Holiday Party Invite
Page 3 & 4
Diamond Lake
Page 5
Fall River
Page 6
OCIFF Report
Page 7 & 8
Auction
Page 9
Fly Tying Classes
Page 10
Outings
Page 11
Culver High School
Page 12
Front & Center
Page 13
Membership Application
Page 14
About the Club
On the Cover
Randy Beard on the Bitterroot
November Meeting
Thursday, November 19th
The Year in Images
Member’s photos
Wesley Methodist Church
———————————————————Monthly Meetings
Wesley Methodist Church
Corner of Oakway & Cal Young
4th Thursday of Each Month
Doors open at 6:15pm meeting starts at 7:00
Board meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of the
month at 6:00 pm and general membership meetings
are held on the 4th Thursday of each month. Both
meetings are held at Wesley United Methodist Church.
Prez Sez
By Glen Miller
Although the fall/winter rains have set in, the rivers are
still at good levels for fishing. I hope some of you get in a
few days of fishing before the end of the year. As for me,
I'm going to try to go for a salmon on one of the south
coast rivers or maybe do some fishing in the Willamette
here close to town...we'll see. The winter steelhead will be
arriving soon and the Alsea, Siuslaw, and a few other
reasonably close coastal rivers will entice some of us. I'm
thinking we're about due for a year of normal steelhead
fishing weather (steady rains with some breaks and no
long term fog events) in Jan and Feb this season. We can
only hope!
I’d like to invite all club members to our annual planning
meeting on Saturday, Dec 5th from 9-12 at the Vida
Community Center. We'll discuss and plan many of our
2016 activities and go over issues that need more
discussion than we have time for at our monthly board
meetings. All club members are invited to this meeting.
It's a great time for many of you who are new to the club
to meet our club leaders and learn more about the club.
At the end of the meeting we'll have a potluck lunch before
heading home. Jen Acosta will be sending out an e-mail
the week before with directions and more information
about the potluck.
Hope to see you all this Thursday night!
Our October Auction this year was a tremendous success.
At our board meeting last week, we reviewed the results.
Our net profit was as high as we've ever had. The food
was excellent and we all thought that the venue, although
a bit tight, worked well. Attendance was definitely up and
everyone seemed to have a great time together. I'd like to
thank Marv Clemons, the auction committee, and everyone
who showed up and bid on the many available auction
items. Everyone did their part to once again make this a
fantastic event!
Cascade Family Flyfishers
Annual Holiday Party
December 17, 2015
As happens most years, our November meeting is on the
3rd Thursday of the month as I doubt many folks would
show up on the 4th Thursday which is Thanksgiving. As
we've done now for the last several years, the meeting
program will be photos from many of the club outings and
other activities in 2015. Roz and Katherine have been
hard at work on this show and you won't want to miss
seeing where your fellow club members fished this last
year.
6 pm to 9 pm
Roaring Rapids Pizza Parlor
Riverside Restaurant
I recently renewed our building use agreement with the
Wesley United Methodist Church for use of their facilities
again in 2016. I've only received positive comments about
our new meeting location so we'll be right there again for
all our meetings next year.
At the November meeting we'll be holding our annual
elections. Club officers and three new board members will
be elected. Prior to the balloting, nominations from the
floor will be called, allowing for a response. Then all club
members will have an opportunity to vote and elect the
officers and directors.
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Pizza, salad bar and soft drinks will be provided,
beer and wine will be available for purchase
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Optional: bring a wrapped gift (not to exceed $15 to
exchange) and a food item for Food for Lane County
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A raffle will be held for appropriate fly fishing items
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Contact Rod Roth for additional information at
541/342-6745 or email [email protected]
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Being an old swabby and coastie, the conversation around
the table reminded me of being with a group from the Navy
or Coast Guard swapping sea stories. All four of the
members were veteran fly fishers with much experience and
travel to exotic places to fish with really great stories to
share. The two attributes I noticed especially were that all
were good listeners, and had great senses of humor. We all
agreed to meet again for breakfast at 8:00 in the morning
decide when, where, and what to use to fish for the day and
return to the restaurant again at 6:30 or 7:00 for dinner,
lying, and good humor.
Diamond Lake Outing Report
By Marv Clemons
The weather report was bad. I had been a bit late in
arriving at the lodge due to completing the final stages of
finishing the auction activities left from the night before,
such as taking the few remaining items that had not been
sold to St. Vincent DePauls for donation, assembling my
fishing equipment, readying the drift boat for seaworthiness, packing a lunch for the road and gassing the
car. At 10:45 I was on the road looking forward to one of
my favorite outings. I was looking forward to this outing
especially because there were new members of the club that
I had not yet fished with and other than meeting them at
club meetings I knew nothing about. You never know.
As planned at 8:00 am the CFF crew were in the restaurant
having oatmeal, eggs, bacon, sausage, toast hash browns
and lots of coffee and tea. We all decided to head for the
south end boat launch and most of the flies included
chironomids provided by Bob W., and woolly buggers in
black, brown and, olive with a size 16-14 prince or other
small nymph as the dropper. Casting and stripping using a
slow troll both work with pontoons, float tubes, and from a
By the time I had arrived at the resort, it was getting dark drift boat.
so I took my gear to my room, grabbed my fly rod and a
box of flies and headed for the dock in front of the resort a The weather had held and the whole group fished right
spot that had been productive in years past. As I left my through until nearly dark. All caught fish. Most between
room, I noticed this tall slim gentleman with a big smile 12 and 14” with a few caught by Curtis and Bob W., Rick,
approaching who called out my name.
It was Rich and Bob O. pushing 18-20. Marvin, the awesome host,
Meltebeke a relatively new member of the club.
We caught the 12 – 14 inchers. We all arrived Back at the
great meal and
exchanged pleasantries and he filled me in as to the others restaurant at just about dark for another
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that had already arrived: Curtis Erickson, a veteran Diamond plan for the fishing on Sunday the 24 . All agreed that the
Lake fisher; Bob O’Brian another relatively new member who fishing had been great due to the weather holding, but the
looked familiar but I couldn’t come up a name for – and he catching had been slow. Due to the recent success of club
never would give it to me as he, like Rich, had met me often members fishing Crane Prairie Bob W. Bob O. and Rich
at earlier CFF meetings and felt I should have remembered decided that they would like to meet for breakfast at 7:45
his name. The fifth member, Bob Wolfe (chironomid guru) and head for Crane and fish there for the day. Curtis, Tim
was already on the water. Rich and I walked down to the and me felt we would stay at Diamond and fish. I told the
dock and I decided to use a fly I had attached while on the three leaving for Crane I would stop by on my way home
Coastal Lakes outing and used for bass in Sutton Lake. It and see how they had done and fish if it wasn’t yet dark.
was a Gurdle Bug. I cast out and used the same strip All agreed with the plan.
rhythm I had used for bass but without the same positive
results. As I fished I had a constant refrain from Rich telling
me how he was depending on me to show him how to fish
the lake, what to use, and where to fish and even how to
hold my mouth while fishing. Pressure, pressure, pressure.
(All in good humor of course.) I learned later that he had
had probably more experience at Diamond Lake than I had.
It wasn’t long until another of our group arrived on the pier,
Tim Hood. Tim seemed to know quite a bit about Diamond
as he too had fished the lake before.
(Continued on Page 4)
With Tim and Rich and myself all accounted for, we were
waiting for Bob W, Curtis, and Bob O and by the time we
had walked back to our rooms Curtis, and Bob O had
arrived and as far as we knew Bob W. still remained on the
water. In the Outing Planning materials I had sent, the
agenda for Friday the 23rd was to meet in the Lodge
restaurant at 6:30 for dinner and plan the next two days
activities. We then took care of any remaining unpacking
and headed for the lodge to wait for Bob W. around the nice
big, warm fireplace.
Dinner at the Lodge was as always excellent but what
made it excellent for me was the opportunity to get to know
the four relatively new members and reunite with Curtis
with whom I had often fished.
L-R Tim Hood, Bob O’Brian, Bob Wolfe and Rich
Meltebeke
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Diamond Lake Continued from page 3
Sunday morning on the water was beautiful with sun breaks and clouds and warm in mid 60’s. As good weather
forecasters often do, I dipped my finger in my mouth and stuck it into the air and proclaimed that there would be no rain
forthcoming today. I also gave the air my trained sniff test and proclaimed that the air had no rain essence and would
not come. 15 minutes later I was sitting in my drift boat in the middle of one of the worst down pours I had ever
experienced. So much for deep scientifically based predictions. The upside of the experience was that when the rain
began so did the fish start to bite. I love to fish in the rain. I caught nine fish in 30 minutes all on a brown woolly
bugger with the small nymph dropper. I then switched to a size 18 “Trout Candy” chironomid tied by Bob W. and caught
four more. None of the 13 fish were huge. Sixteen was the largest with the others again in the 12 to 14 inch range. All
fought well and seemed to be enjoying the rain as much as I was. At noon I continued my plan and pulled in, trailered
the boat and headed for Crane Prairie. The trip took just under two hours and when I arrived those who left early from
Diamond Lake were trailering their pontoons and boats and were ready to head for home. They all had taken some nice
fish in the 18 to 20 inch range and were very satisfied with their performance. It was a bit late for me to launch and fish
as it was nearly dark so I wished each member safe travels home and hit the road myself.
It was a good trip and all went well. There was much camaraderie and laughs, all caught fish, we enjoyed great food,
and all arrived home safely. What more could we have asked for?
Marv Clemons, Trip Host
Bob Wolfe deep in concentration
In Rich Meltebeke’s stripping basket
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Fall River Outing
By Fred Acosta
Most of the members that attended the
outing arrived on Thursday and stayed at either
Twin Lakes cabins or RV park. Katherine and Frank
Pavia and Steve Wasilewski stayed in the cabins . The
rest stayed who camped at the RV park included;
Curtis and Paula Erickson, Dennis Munroe, Daniel
Rogers, and Pete Szekely. Jen, my lovely wife, was
also kind enough to join me and keep the trailer
safe when we were out fishing. Trese Slocum
showed for the day on Saturday but went home that
evening. Kat and Frank tried their luck at South Twin
on Friday and hooked into a couple of nice
Rainbows. On Saturday, the majority of the members
put in at Crane Prairie and had some luck but the
winds were blowing so strong that most had major
problems and soon gave up and came into shore.
Still Frank managed to hook a few and Kat had a big
ol' honker which took her into the snags and broke
her line. Daniel and I headed to Fall river because of
the wind. Daniel caught a couple of nice ones, with
one in the 17' - 18.” range, and as I was taking a
picture of it, it squirmed out of his hand, fell on the
bank and made it back to the water safely, we think.
Daniel Rogers on the Fall River
That evening we had dinner and most of us
gathered by the fire to eat marshmallows and tell
fish stories. And of course the 20 percent chance of
rain we had in the forecast actually happened. We
tried our best to stay out there as long as possible
as it was just a light rain but got stronger as the
night when on, so everyone took shelter. We made a
plan to meet the next morning and head out to Fall
River. The next morning we were awakened by gun
fire as deer season was in full swing. Run Bambi
Run!!!!! Kat, Frank, Steve, Dennis, Daniel and I
headed out to fish the Fall as everyone else decided
to try Crane Prairie one more time. No one had any
luck on the Fall, as we tried different locations with
the same result. No report came back from the
members at Crane that day.
All in all, it was a good time, it was fun trying a new
location with different options. We had so many
lakes and rivers to choose from that Daniel and I
even took a swing at the Deschutes River above
Wickiup lake. We heard one of out neighbor campers
hooked into a 24” brown trout and lost another one
that looked like it could have swallowed the 24
incher. We witnessed thousands of Kokanee Salmon
spawning in another arm of the Deschutes. I look
forward to the trip next year, and probably back to
the Metolius river as well.
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Outings are another big draw and bring in many new
participants who usually join. Outings offered during this
Third Quarter included: East Lake, Coastal Lakes, Fall River,
Alsea River and Diamond Lake. The fund raising auction
offers a number of drift trips on local rivers provided by
experienced club members and includes both rivers –
McKenzie, Willamette, Deschutes, Crooked, Alsea, Siletz,
Umpqua and Siuslaw. Still waters include: East, Wickiup,
Paulina, Crescent, Odell, Crane Prairie, Davis, Horton Pond,
Hills Creek, Cougar, Blue River, Cottage Grove and Dorena
reservoirs.
CASCADE FAMILY FLY FISHERS (CFF)
Third Quarter Club Report to
Oregon Council International Federation of Fly Fishers
The CFF just keeps moving. Our new digs for our
meetings and activities is now in the activity center at the
Wesley United Methodist Church at the corner of Oakway
and Cal Young Streets in Eugene. With the change of venue
also came the necessity of changing our regular meeting
days. Board meetings are now on the second Thursday of
the month from 6:00 to 7:00 PM. General Membership
meetings are on the 4th Thursday of the month. Doors
open at 6:15 with demonstration fly tying. The meeting
starts at 7:00 and continues to 9:00 PM.
Community Events include: Demonstration Casting and
Fly Tying at the annual Sport and Boat Show in Eugene;
ORCFFF Fly Tying and Fishing Expo. in Albany, Ore. , The
International Federation of Fly Fishers Fair in Bend, Ore.;
Rehabilitation of the Delta Pond Complex in Eugene;
Demonstration Fly Tying and Casting at the annual
McKenzie River Antique Boat Show at Eagle Rock Lodge on
the McKenzie River and the McKenzie River Chainsaw Art
Competition in Blue River, Or. Regular demonstration fly
tying and casting at various fly fishing businesses such as
Cabelas, Home Waters, and Caddis Fly are also provided.
The club has had the good fortune of increasing in
membership this quarter from 87 to our current
membership of 104. November is the month that new
Club Officers, Board Members, and Committee Chairs are
selected. We are in the process of recruiting for those
positions and encourage those interested to let any one in
the current leadership know so we will have a full ballot
from which to choose. We will be coming into the year with
a healthy budget after a very successful club auction in
2014 and look forward to another on October 22 of 2015.
This will give the club the funds to plan and schedule a full
calendar of events including, outings, classes, club picnic,
holiday party, youth activities, programs, conservation
projects, monthly club raffles, and public service activities.
The CFF website is now up and running as promised. Be
sure and check it out at cascadefamilyflyfishers.com .
The two community (Professional) activities that provided
the most exposure for the CFF this Third Quarter were the
ORCFFF Fly Tying and Fishing Exposition held in Albany, Or.
and the International Fly Fishing Fair in Bend, Or. The
Cascade Club provided 36 volunteers for the Albany show
who worked on the Bucket Raffle and provided the services
of the “Red Apron Brigade” who wore red aprons and
One of the reasons for the increase in membership has
walked the floor selling raffle tickets increasing ticket sales
been the quality of the presentations made at our monthly
many fold. The set up for the Tiers Reception was also the
general membership meetings as well as other group
responsibility of the CFF. The same was true for the CFF
activities which bring the membership together. These
involvement at the IFFF show in Bend. 22 volunteers
have included: Bob Wolfe – “Why Fish Chironomids”. Bob is provided similar services as were called for in Albany,
a master Chironomid fisherman who includes a great Power having the same result of increasing the revenue from the
Point Presentation which includes the life cycle of the
raffle activities for the benefit of the IFFF.
Chironomid, how to tie the flies, and how to fish them.
Dean Finnerty: “Smallmouth Bass” also has a great audio
Please enjoy this Third Quarter Report for 2015. We look
visual presentation, reading water, tying flies for
forward to bringing our plans for 2016 into fruition.
smallmouth bass, and where to find these feisty critters.
Other well attended activities included the annual club
Respectfully submitted,
picnic held on the shore of the McKenzie River with 71
Marv Clemons
members attending and “A Night on the River” held at
Taylor Landing Boat Launch also on the McKenzie River with
many new members attending. These group activities
provide the opportunity for beginners and veteran fly
fishers to fish together, give & take instruction, share a
great lunch and perhaps even catch some fish.
The “Fly Tying” classes offered are scheduled by the level
of skill of the participant from beginner to veteran. Many
of the expert tiers in the club assist the lead instructor
which provides individual attention to those who request
assistance. The classes fill fast.
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A wealth of items were provided for this event;
cluding the fifteen member provided - ½ day float
trips, the many full day trips with gourmet lunches
By Marv Clemons
offered by club members and professional guides,
the lodging and fishing opportunities offered by
Eagle Rock Lodge, McKenzie Resort and B&B,
McKenzie River Cottages, Wild Horse Casino, Mill
The outstanding success of our auction this year is
Casino, and Three Rivers Casino and the other
the result of an Auction Planning Committee that was commercial donors including Takota’s Restaurant,
enthusiastic, dedicated, and willing to take on the
Home Waters Fly Shop, The Caddis Fly Fly Shop,
responsibility of contacting our membership to solicit Hareline Dubbing, Fred Meyers Inc., and Cabelas
their attendance and their willingness to donate high
Sporting Goods. But it was the willingness of the
quality auction items. These members included: Jen
actual club members who contributed items and bid
and Fred Acosta; Randy Beard; Jerry Blade; George
on the items available that resulted in the revenue
Randle; Steve and Michelle Overall; Glenn Miller; Vic
generated to keep the Cascade Family Fly Fishers
Hadley; Glen Neal; Dave Prindel; Michael T. Williams;
Organization running smoothly for another exciting
Carol and Chuck Tannenbaum; Hal Comstock; Mike
year of operation. I’m sorry if I missed some of our
Marlatt; Brandy Williford; Alan Corbin; Katherine and donors and club members worthy of recognition but
Frank Paiva; Trese Slocum; Pete Szekely; Thelma
please know that these oversights are not intentional.
Clemons and Marv Clemons, Auction Chair. This
group started planning July 21, 2015 and was there
Even though it was the last event of the evening, the
right on through the auction on October 22.
Oral Auction was the most fun and another financial
success. With Glenn Miller and Randy Beard as the
This event is the primary fund raiser for the Club
two auctioneers, the bids kept coming in with lots of
and the 2015 auction did not disappoint. The
laughs, “oos and aahs”, “go for its”, and “I’m goings
committee implemented a new process this year
to sell its” which netted nearly $4000.00 from the
which accomplished the intended purpose of
Oral Auction Table alone.
increasing revenue. This process was called “Buy it
Now". The items offered at this table were high end
but not quite high enough to be offered during the
After the final bids were in, items bagged, and bills
“Oral” auction. The table was supervised by Dave
paid, the awesome Auction Planning Committee
Prindel and was similar to the silent auction where
again jumped in for the venue take down and clean
bidders could continue to raise their bid until no
up. Every committee member did their part before,
more bids were offered. At this table if the person
during, and after the event all of which resulted in a
really wanted the item, they could “Buy it Now” and
great success. Thank you all and let’s do it again in
pay the appraised value of the item and take it with
2016.
them on the spot. The ½ day float trips were offered
through this process with 15 trips sold at $80.00
each; which turned out to be an excellent revenue
source. Some of the other items offered at this table
were many excellent fly rods, reels, new “IFFF” vest,
boxes of flies tied by the professional fly tiers in the
club, a pontoon boat, float tube and great art work in
the form of Fly Plates framed by our own Hal
Comstock, Vic Hadley and Rod Roth with flies tied by
Skip Hosfield, Vic Hadley, Mike Marlatt, Rod Roth,
Steve Overall as well as many other items. This
innovation for 2015 was a great addition to our
overall auction operation.
Annual Auction Report
As we all know, if the food is bad, the remaining
parts of any event just don’t seem to have much
pizazz. Well from all reports it is no wonder this
event was a stunning success as the meal was judged
as “outstanding”. Our caterer was again “Patty’s
Catering” and they did not disappoint. Excellent
food, abundant portions, hot, and served beautifully.
Thanks much Patty’s Catering crew.
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CFF Auction —- 2015
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Winter Fly Tying Classes 2015
Introduction to Fly Tying
Tuesday Nights—6:30 to 8:30 pm.
Dates: January 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th
Location: 3437 Tempa Street, Eugene, OR 97404
Contact: Rod Roth @ 541-342-6745
or email—[email protected]
Cost: There will be no fee for this class for club members
All materials, equipment, and instruction are provided. This is a four-week class which will limited to the
first ten who sign up. The Sign-Up sheet will be available at the regular meeting or by calling Rod Roth.
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Fly Tying
Tuesday Nights — 7-9 pm.
Dates: February 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd and March 1, 8th, 15th, and 22nd
Location: 777 Coburg Road, Eugene, OR
Contact: Rod Roth @ 541-342-6745 or email—[email protected]
Cost: $6 per tying night or $30 inclusive (advance payment).
All materials and instruction are provided. Limited basic fly tying equipment provided if needed. The SignUp sheet will be available at the regular meeting or by calling Rod Roth.
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Special Thanks to Outings Hosts
The Cascade Family Flyfisher’s outings for this year are now officially over. It was a great year for our club
members to fish together as a group, and had many enjoyable trips this year.
Special thanks go to our Outings Hosts of 2015: Marv Clemons, who hosted three trips this year — the Alsea
River trip, Coastal Lakes, and Diamond Lake. Rod Roth, who hosted two trips this year — Carmen Reservoir and East
Lake. Glen Neal and Bill Burleigh who hosted the Horton Pond outing. Pete Szekely, for hosting the Hemlock Lake
outing. Glenn Miller, for hosting the Erma Bell outing. Dave Prindel and Randy Beard who hosted the south Umpqua
outing in lieu of the John Day trip. And Jen and Fred Acosta who hosted the Fall River outing.
All members who went on these trips know how much fun they are. The outing host handled the
organization of the trip, prepping participants on directions, what fish were there, what flies to bring, and any
special requirements of the area. They went the distance in making everyone feel welcomed and prepared with
breakfasts, dinners, desserts, and social times. A huge applause goes to them for their leadership.
Special thanks go to those who arranged CFF unsponsored outings: Bob Wolfe and Rich Murray at Cottage
Grove Pond for chironomid fishing and Glenn Miller for McKenzie River and South Umpqua river pontoon floats.
Because of these hosts it has been a great year for CFF fishing and a great year for our outings. Thanks go to
all of you. 2016 is just around the corner with new outings planned. More information forthcoming.
Trese Slocum, Outings Chair
From the Editor
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10% discount to CFF
Members
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444 West 3rd Avenue—Eugene, OR
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A Thank You Note to CFF from
Culver High School
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Cascade Family
Fly Fishers
2014
Front & Center
Club Leadership
Executive Board Club
President
Glenn Miller
541-359-9522
Vice President
Randy Beard
541-521-2801
Treasurer
Rod Roth
541-342-6745
Secretary
Jen Acosta
541-741-8276
Past President
Marv Clemons
541-688-8774
Board Members
Steve Overall
Tim Hood
Joe Moody
Trese Slocum
Dennis Munroe
BJ Burnett
Committee
Chairpersons:
Outings
Trese Slocum
Newsletter
Top—Ken Lathon with an Elk River Chinook
Bottom—Larry Bellinger successful in Alaska
Roz Kauffman
Website
John Hackbarth
Communications
Michelle Overall
Membership
Michelle Overall
Library
Alan Corbin
Programs
Michael T. Williams
Fly Tying Classes
Rod Roth
Raffle
Fred Acosta
Auction/FFF Rep
Marv Clemons
Conservation
Glen Neal
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Membership Application
CASCADE FAMILY FLY FISHERS APPLICATION
FOR MEMBERSHIP/MEMBERSHIP
RENEWAL
Mail To: Cascade Family Fly Fishers, P.O. Box 5384 , Eugene, Or 97405
Please print legibly:
Name_____________________________________________ Nickname ___________________________ DOB (optional) ___________________
Spouse/partner ___________________________________ Nickname ___________________________ DOB (optional) __________________
Address ________________________________________________________ City _______________________ State _______ Zip ___________
Home Phone __________________________________ Work Phone ____________________________________
E-mail ________________________________________ Cell Phone ____________________________________
Occupation and or employer ___________________________________________________________________
Are you a member of FFF? Yes ____ No ____ FFF expiration date? ____________________
The following information is requested in order to maintain a data base of our member’s knowledge and experience which may be of
help in club activities. Please be as complete as possible
Years of fly fishing experience 0-3 ____ 3-5 ____ 5-10 ____ 10-20 ____ 20-40 ____ Over 40 ____
As a fly caster are you: Novice? ____ Average? ____ Proficient? ____ Expert? ____ FFF Certified Instructor? ____
Do you tie your own flies? Yes ____ No____ If yes rate you tying from Novice 1 to Instructor being 5 _____Check any of the following
watercraft that you own: Float tube ____ Pontoon boat ____ Canoe ____ Drift boat ____ Pram ____ Motor boat ____ Jet boat ____ Others
(Describe) ___________________________________________________________________________________
Club members are asked to consider serving on at least one committee of their choice to assist the committee chairperson when required. Number your choices from 1 –3 of the following committees:
Newsletter ____ Program ____ Membership ____ Raffle ____ Conservation ____ Education ____ Auction ____ Outings ____ Library ____
Webmaster ____ Fly Tying ____ Legislative/Environment _______
Complete dues as follows:
Individual or Family $25.00 (includes one name tag and club pin) (dues are $15.00 when joining after July 1st
Student $15.00 “
Associate (resident outside Lane County)
$10.00 “
Additional name tags $6.00 each Additional pin $3.00
Total amount due:__________________________________$ ___________
Signature ___________________________________________________________________________________
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P.O. Box 5384
Eugene, Or 97405
ABOUT THE CASCADE FAMILY FLY FISHERS
The Cascade Family Fly Fishers (CFF) is an independent, not for profit, fly fishing organization open to the public and is an affiliate of the National Federation of Fly Fishers (FFF). Annual dues are $25.00 for an individual
or family membership, $15.00 for a student, and $10.00 for those who live outside Lane County. Membership
includes a subscription to the newsletter and the privilege of participating in any and all club activities. CFF
Board meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month and the general membership meetings on the
fourth Thursday of each month.
Articles found in the CFF newsletter may be reprinted in other non-profit publications without the express permission of the CFF so long as full acknowledgement is given to CFF and the author or authors.
Trademarks and/or logos may appear in the “Trading Post” section of the newsletter, (which is the club member’s free of charge classified section), but this does not give any proprietary rights to the company. Should a
for-profit company wish to place an ad in the newsletter for a product or service, it can purchase a 1/8 th page
for $20.00 or a 1/2 page for $50.00. All rates are per issue and inserts will be considered. Ad and article
deadlines are midnight, the second Sunday of the month.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
CASCADE FAMILY FLY FISHERS
P.O.BOX 5384
EUGENE, OREGON, 97405
www.cascadefamilyflyfishers.com
President: Glenn Miller [email protected]