T H E O R E G O N - Northwest Fly Tyer and Fly Fishing Expo

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Winter 2013 Volume 26 Issue 1
The Newsletter of the Oregon Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers
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The Oregon Fly Fisher is published by the Oregon Council
of the Federation of Fly Fishers, P.O. Box 1438 Sisters, OR
97759-1438. The newsletter is distributed to all members
of the Federation of Fly Fishers within the Oregon
Council. Address all editorial correspondence to: Sherry
Steele, 69077 Chestnut Place, Sisters, OR 97759. Email:
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2013 Tyers schedule
Contents
Expo Event Schedule..............................5
Presidents Message ................................ 6
25th Annaversery Story .......................7-9
Class Schedules............................ .. 10-11
Casting Demonstrations ....................... 10
Fishing Theater Schedule .....................10
Expo Exhibit Hall ........................... 12,13
Tyers Schedule ................................14-17
Vendor Booth Listing ........................... 18
Auction Raffle.......................................19
Grants ...................................................20
Conservation ........................................21
Expo Committee 2013 ......................... 22
Council Officers & Oregon Clubs........ 23
FFF National Fair 2013........................ 24
The Fly Fisher – Publication Information
Editor: Sherry Steele
Newsletter Printing: XPress Printing
Sisters, OR
Events Calendar
NW Fly Tyer & Fly Fishing Expo
March 8th & 9th 2013
Albany, OR Linn County Expo Center
Sept 26th – Sept 28th 2013
FFF International Fly Fishing Fair
at West Yellowstone, MT
www.fedflyfishers.org
2014
NW Fly Tyer & Fly Fishing Expo
Plan on joining the fun!
Same time same place
Always the second weekend in
March
Visit the Oregon Council website at:
http://www.nwexpo.com/
Linn County Expo Center
Albany, Oregon
Oregon Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers 3
Expo Event Schedule
Expo Center – Friday – March 8th , 2013
Registration Desk Open
Exhibits Open
Tyer Demonstrations
Classes
Donation Check – In
ORCFFF Merchandise Booth
Raffles, Silent Auction Tables
Casting Demonstrations
Fly Fishing Learning Center- Santiam Building
Fishing Theater – Santiam Building
Expo Hall Closes
Social Time – Cash Bar Opens- Santiam Building
Friday Night Reception – Santiam Building
ORCFFF Awards – Santiam Building
Tyer & Vendor Recognition- Santiam Building
8:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
10:00 AM – 4:00PM
11:00 AM – 4:50PM
11:00 AM – 3:00PM
10:00 AM – 4:00PM
5:00PM
4:00PM – 8:00PM
5:00PM – 8:00PM
5:30PM – 6:00PM
6:00PM – 8:00PM Expo Center – Saturday – March 9th , 2013
Registration Desk Open
Exhibits Open
Tyer Demonstrations
Classes
Donation Check – In
ORCFFF Merchandise Booth
Raffles, Silent Auction Tables
Fly Fishing Learning Center- Santiam Building
Fishing Theater – Santiam Building
Expo Hall Closes
Social Time – Cash Bar Opens- Santiam Building
Banquet – Santiam Building
Super Silent Auction – Santiam Building
25th Anniversary Program – Santiam Building
Benefit Auction – Santiam Building
8:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
9:00 AM – 5:00PM
10:00 AM – 4:00PM
11:00 AM – 4:50PM
11:00 AM – 3:00PM
9:00 AM – 4:00PM
5:00 PM
4:00 PM – 8:00PM
5:30 PM – 6:30PM
5:00 PM – 8:30PM
6:30 PM – 7:00PM
7:00 PM – 8:30PM
expo WelcoMe & presIdeNTs MessaGe
The Or e g o n Fly Fis h e r
Presidents Message
The FouNders
Northwest Fly Tyer & Fly Fishing Expo
The Founders
Frank Amato Publications
would like to congratulate the
Oregon Council of
Federation of Fly Fishers
on the
25th Anniversary of the
Northwest Fly Tyer &
Fly Fishing Expo
Come to our booth for our
SHOW SPECIAL
50% OFF!
March 8th and 9th 2013
Albany, Oregon
6 The Oregon Fly Fisher • Winter 2013
Keith Burkhart
The Oregon Council proudly presents
the 2013 Northwest Fly Tyer & Fly
Fishing Expo. This Expo marks our 25th
anniversary that we have been hosting
this event. Its growth and success is
attributed to the enormous number
of volunteers, tyers, and participating
vendors that put forth their effort to
improve the Expo every year. Please
take some time to read about our history
and attend our program at the Banquet
Saturday evening.
Our Mission
25 Years of the FFF Oregon Council Fly Tyer Expo
Attendees at recent Oregon Council Fly Tyer Expos have enjoyed a
successful, educational and social event. Today it is mentioned in the
fly fishing world as one of the best, most imitated fly fishing and
tying fairs. Just like contemporary Oregon residents might forget or
fail to recognize the efforts of the states early pioneers, the first Tying
Expo founders had to blaze a trail to the established event we see
today.
Twenty-five years ago, the late 1980's did not seem to be the best
time to start an event dedicated to fly tying. The Oregon Council was
recently formed, separating from the Federation of Fly Fishermens'
Northwest Council; with a lack of funds, organization and
recognition. There was then, a smaller pool of interested anglers and
tyers, and no Brad Pitt Movie yet to promote and glamorize the sport
of fly fishing.
The mission of the Oregon Council
Federation of Fly Fishers is to Improve
Fly Fishing in Oregon by providing
information to fly fishers, to improve
their skills by preserving and expanding
fly fishing opportunities and by
improving fish habitat.
On a ride back from a FFF meeting in Olympia Washington, Keith
Burkhart and Skip Hosfield discussed the state of the new Oregon
Council. They agreed on many goals, including fly fisher education,
and the need of a major fund raiser for the Council. Skip, who had
attended many Federation national conclaves, noted that the tyers
there always got the largest crowds, with stacked rows of interested
fishers straining to observe and get new ideas from the tyer sessions.
By the end of the drive back to Oregon, Keith and Skip decided the
new council needed to promote a fly tyers exposition in Oregon.
Sherry Steele – 2013 President, Oregon
Council
[email protected]
Burkhart was the new President of the Oregon Council. As
President, he was busy creating the organization and staffing
positions. With a very limited budget, he created or supported efforts
that advanced the FFF and the sport. During this active period, he
promoted the Federation with individual members and affiliated
clubs. He helped start the Oregon State Fair Fly Tying Competition,
and was a leading force in the establishment of the Tyer Expo. His
biggest contribution, acknowledged by most, was creating a stable
and financially sound council to provide guidance and support for all
the breakthrough efforts at that critical period.
Skip Hosfield
Hosfield was an original FFF member since its founding in Eugene in
1965. Through the years he continued to be an active and guiding
member of the Federation. Together with Keith, they promoted the
idea of an Expo to the next Council meeting, facing some strong
objections. They convinced the group to take on the task, and set out
to make it reality. Skip was appointed Expo Chairman, a title he
carried for the first two years of the Expo. He dove right into the
organization and staffing for the event. As there were no rules or
guidelines for such duties, he says he "made them up as I went
along". Skip sent out notices to clubs and tyers to attract interest and
participation; not an easy task in those pre-Email days.
The Council was fully committed as it inked the contract for the
Wheeler Exposition Center in Eugene. With the date set for the first
Expo, the task of lining up tying talent was a group effort. Federation
clubs were asked for recommendations of their best local craftsmen;
the goal a wide and diffuse sampling of tyers from throughout the
state. As the event neared, Skip became the Recruiter-in-Chief.
Both Keith and Skip give high credit to the many volunteers who,
"just stepped up and got the job done". Many members of Eugene's
McKenzie Flyfishers assisted in the Expos as individuals and as a
club. The club organized and ran the first fly and material auctions.
Other affiliated clubs and members also gave anonymous but
important service.
Some individuals cited for their efforts were:
Cliff Adams - called a "helpful worker bee", who toiled behind the
scenes. He was the unofficial photographer in the early years.
Bob Guard - Then owner of "The Caddis Fly" in Eugene, he was
"very supportive" of the Expo and served as auctioneer in the first
years.
Greg Pitts - Assisted in organization, eventually becoming Expo
Chairman in the 3rd and 4th years. He initially aided in promotion
with a crafty program of planting stories of local tyers in regional
newspapers, generating interest and free publicity.
Tom Porterfield - Spread the word on the Expo via the Council
newsletter to individuals and clubs.
Stan Walthers - First assisted in organization, helped to contact tyers,
and later became Expo Chairman during the 5th and 6th years.
The FouNders
On that March day of the first Expo, no one was sure how the day
would unfold. Survival, not legacy, was the priority of the day. No
one had even thought to fashion a commemorative logo or pin.
When all the organizing was complete, the chairs and tables arranged,
the tyers ready at their tools and vices, the doors to the arena were
opened to the public. Keith Burkhart admits to being nervous at the
onset. Greg Pitts recalling the day, reports that if Keith was nervous,
he managed to hide it well. Keith, who in his self-effacing manner,
describes his duties that day as "money-changer", must have felt
relieved at 3 PM when he knew he had enough cash to pay expenses
for the day. With a good gate and profit from the auctions, the
concept of an Oregon tying exposition had proved viable.
Within a few years it was evident that the Expo was going to be a
long-term success and met the original founders goals of creating a
solid fund raiser, while providing an educational platform for the
tying aspect of the angling arts. The Eugene facility had a few
problems: limited space, dim florescent lighting, and memorable
washroom facilities. Yet, as word of the value and camaraderie of
the Expo spread, tyers from many locales increasingly asked to be
included at the tying tables, putting a strain on the available
placements. The founders and later developers of the Expo felt that
the event needed to grow the tyers space, and enlarge the
demonstration and instruction into other angling areas. As the Expo
grew larger than the capability of the pavilion, many began to explore
the possibilities of new territories for the Expo.
A new group of Federators had taken the reins of the Expo, and
sought to take it to the next step, in the new century. Many
unheralded Council members and Federation activists sought out new
frontiers; a larger, more modern facility, with expanded space to
highlight all the angling areas. The growing awareness that the Expo
needed to grow to a multi-day event, impelled the decision to move
from Eugene, where the hall was not available for an expanded
calendar.
Years before, a conversation during a long ride back from a council
meeting planted the seed that became the idea to create the Expo.
Years later, another conversation on a long ride back from a council
meeting helped formulate the decision to move. Stan Steele and
Dwight Klemin of Salem, prime agents of the Santiam Spey Casters,
decided to actively explore new territories for the event. Stan and
Dwight eventually identified the value and potential of the LinnBenton Convention Center, and the Oregon Council locked up the
facility for several years. With enlarged space, schedule and
expense, many FFF members stepped up to ensure the continued
success and growth of the Expo.
During the first years of the move northward to Albany, Tony
Brauner was Council President, Tilda Runner Secretary, and Jim
Fisher Treasurer. Later, Tilda became Council President for the next
two years. She was the key player to all the volunteers, and new
promotional signage and identifying name tags.
Jim Fisher, an Idaho transplant, had seen successful fly fishing shows
in Eastern Idaho, and realized the need to build a vendor base to help
defray expenses. Jim became Expo Chairman in 2007, the year of the
move to Albany. He applied his professional background as a project
manager to the overseeing of the show. He is widely acknowledged
and admired for putting the Expo on a businesslike "straight and
narrow".
Dwight Klemin became seriously involved in the direction of the
Expo as it was moving to Albany, taking on duties as Chair of
Education. As a FFF Certified Casting Instructor he utilized the
expanded Albany facilities to include demonstration and instruction
for both single and double handed casting. He also worked to fill the
bright, open conference rooms on Fridays and Saturdays with
Federator instructors in tying, fishing and other associated angling
arts.
Rich Youngers was the Tyer Chair in the first year of the Expo in
Albany, with Jim Ferguson as Assistant Chair. Jim, a retired teacher,
had been a tyer at the Expo since the 1980's, and eventually worked
into the position of Fly Tying Chair. His participation is a months
long commitment; it starts in the Fall, forwarding tyer invitations.
Through the Winter, he creates a demonstrator list. Nearing the
show, he finalizes the tyer schedule. And during the Expo, he assists
tyers, maintains a full floor of tyers, and provides hospitality services
for the participants.
The success of the Expo is due to the work of many hardworking
volunteers. Mark Riggins saw the vast and intimidating open
expanse of the new Albany arena, then used his survey and logistics
skills to plat out and settle tyer table and vendor booth territories.
Mary Ann Dozer blazed a trail with her electronics background to
digitize and format class location, and communications with
instructors. Current Oregon Council President, Sherry Steele, is cited
for her continuing work with the very important vendor base who
educate the fly fishing audience with the latest in angling technology,
while helping to defray expenses and raise funds for the Council.
Others, like , Marv Clemens, Chuck Cooney, Kim DeVries, Mike
Keithley, Carol LaBranche, Rick MacFarlene, Butch Minich, Ron
Reinback, and Dan Shimek, Garren Wood, are noted for giving
steadfast and anonymous service for a professional and smooth
running show. And all are in mutual admiration and appreciation to
Jan Fisher and Sue Gabler, for organizing the Tyer Reception, and
providing a wonderful finale to the Expo, the annual banquet.
The original Expo Founders looking at recent Expos, have a real level
of satisfaction in the growth and continuing positive influence of the
exposition. Greg Pitts offered that he never really learned to do "new
things" in tying at the Expo - He "just learned to do it better". Keith
Burkhart says that it is now understood that people attend to
experience the vast range of several hundred tyers and tying styles.
Skip Hosfield notes that when he was younger, fly tying was a craft
guarded and hidden by many practitioners. Now, he is astounded by
"the most positive people willing to come forward and volunteer".
He adds that he is further "astounded by the talent of young fly
tyers".
There is almost universal agreement on the founders favorite aspect
of attending: continuing and reinforcing old relationships. Gregs'
favorite part of the Expo is "seeing all my old friends". Skip seeks
out "seeing all the people I've know for years". And Keith enjoys
"seeing 25 years of friends".
The current crop of Expo drivers are proud of the accomplishments
of recent years. Jim Ferguson notes the increase of tyers from around
72 at the first event, to currently 72 tyer tables over 6 sessions.
Dwight Klemin enjoys the growth to a 2 day show. Another retired
teacher, Dwight highlights the expanding continuing education in
tying and casting, all at a high level. In addition to tying and casting,
efforts are made to represent all the angling arts. Special instruction
is now offered in all realms, and has expanded to the point that
special programs are now held before and after the actual Expo. Jim
Fisher calls the Expo a "great educational thing", feeding a "hunger
for good education". His favorite facet of the Expo is the "Awe
Factor"; seeing 72 tyers all at one time, all who could be called
"world class". Jim Ferguson, Fly Tying Chair, seeks out new and
better ways of handling materials. His favorite part of the show is
that even though he's been tying for over 57 years, he's never failed to
learn something new. Dwight enjoys the camaraderie of joining with
his fellow casting instructors, and enjoys seeing all the people he's
known over the years.
The FouNders
Throughout the years, the many anonymous volunteers who have
helped put on the Expo have donated their time and travel, their
reward, the sharing of the love of the sport with the public. For all
the 25 years of the Expo the real stars of the show have been the
tyers, who travel some distance from all corners of the state and
beyond, donating their experience and passion for the craft. Their
demonstrations and the work of so many background volunteers are
what keep the Expo enduring, relevant and vibrant.
Keith
Burkhart
The original Founders and present stewards of the Expo all have
visions of how the Expo may evolve in the next 25 years. They see
the Expo growing with more participants, including nationally and
internationally celebrated tyers. They call for additional classes and
workshops for tying and casting, some raised to a master level. They
would welcome, and see the need for increased and more diverse
vendor participation. To allow all this, they foresee the possible
addition of another day to the program, and perhaps an eventual
move to larger quarters. Some see the need to formulate an outreach
to new, younger anglers. Whatever the future brings, they see that is
is time to pass it on to new generations with contemporary visions.
The Oregon Councils' Northwest Fly Tyer and Fly Fishing Expo has
recognized and honored angling pioneers by showing the public the
accomplishments and traditions of the sport. They are personified
with the naming of a Council Fly Tyer of the Year. The award is
now called the "Stan Walthers Memorial Fly Tyer of the Year",
another way of honoring one of the founders of the Expo Skip
Hosfield
The criteria for the award includes past feats and innovations, but
also an honorees efforts in teaching the art and craft to others. In a
larger sense, everyone who plans, assists, and ties at the Expo helps
to teach the next generation.
This years selection of the fly for the Expo commemorative pin and
logo is a good example of honoring Oregon fly fishing traditions.
The Spruce Fly is an older, native fly pattern that has evolved over
the years. Originally tied for Sea-Run Cutthroats, it became a
standard wet used throughout the West and beyond. It changed and
grew, and became a popular streamer used in waters around the
world. It has spawned many imitators and decendents, but the
original conception of colors, design and materials are still valuable
to anglers everywhere, and a source of pride for Oregonians.
The original conception of the Fly Tying Expo was a great idea to
recognize angling traditions while educating existing and future fly
fishers. The Oregon Councils' Fly Tyer and Fly Fishing Exposition
has seen its popularity and scope grow through the years. It
continues to be a welcome and valuable resource for Northwest tyers
and fishermen. To all those involved over the past 25 years, thanks
for your achievements and inspiration for the next 25 years.
Jim
Ferguson
Jim Fisher
Dwight
Klemin
2013 class schedule
2013 class schedule
Saturday March 9, 2013
Friday March 8, 2013
Time
Classroom #1
Classroom #2
Classroom #3
Classroom #4
Spey Pond
(Outdoors)
Calapooia Arena
Area A
Calapooia Arena
Area B
Calapooia Arena
Area C
Calapooia Arena
Area D
1120
1130
1140
1151, 1152, 1153
1160
1170
1180
1191, 1192, 1193
1110
9:00 - 10:30
AM
Fly Fishing Central
Oregon Lakes
Marc Williamson
T
y
Classroom #1
2110
Wet Flies
Euro-Nymphing
From C to Z
Spey Doctor
Single-hand Spey
Casting
Presentation Casts:
Curve, Wiggle,
Aerial Mends
Improving Your
Double Haul
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Garren Wood
Todd Yorke
Bill Seitz
Leroy Teeple CI;
THCI
Carl Zarelli MCI;
THCI
Pat Peterman MCI
Jim Wigington CI
Judy Graham CI
Craig Cowgill
1220
1230
1240
1251, 1252, 1253
1260
1270
1280
1291, 1292, 1293
2210
Learn the DoubleHaul
Improving Your
Distance
Improve Your Back
Cast to Improve
Your Forward Cast
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
C
h
Fishing the
Williamson River
Variations on the
Hair Wing
Fly Tying Tips and
Tricks
Smallmouth Bass
Fishing
Spey Doctor
John Hyde CI
Pete Ouellette
Michael T Williams
David Paul Williams
Leroy Teeple CI;
THCI
Carl Zarelli MCI;
THCI
Jim Higgins CI
Ron Hublitz CI;
James Gruetzman
Loc Vetter CI
1310
1320
1330
1340
1351, 1352, 1353
1360
1370
1380
1391, 1392, 1393
Tube Flies: Fishy
and Durable
Guide Flies for Trout
and Whitefish
Steelhead Flies
With a New Twist
Life Cycle of a
Mayfly
Spey Doctor
Curve Casts
Step-by-Step to
Improving your
Distance
Beyond the Basic
Casting Stroke
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Bruce Berry
Bill Seitz
Mike Marlatt
Nate Brumley
Pat Peterman MCI
Judy Graham CI
Lloyd Fryer CI
1410
1420
1430
1440
1451, 1452, 1453
1460
1470
1480
1491, 1492, 1493
Emerging Mayflies
and Midges
Demystifying
Dubbing
Fishing the Yakima
River
Spey Doctor
Presentation Casts:
Curve, Wiggle,
Aerial Mends
Presentation and
Accuracy
Basic Casting
Stroke
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Chris Williams
Michael T Williams
Derek Young
Lee Davison MCI;
THCI
Don Simonson MCI;
CBOG
Paul Riegert CI
Ron Hublitz CI;
James Gruetzman
Jim Wigington CI
1520
1530
1540
1551, 1552, 1553
1560
1570
1580
1591, 1592, 1593
Tying Soft-Hackle
Flies
In-hand Tying
Alaska Highway
Fishing: Do-ityourself
Spey Doctor
Presentation Casts:
Curve, Wiggle,
Aerial Mends
Presentation and
Accuracy
Basic Casting
Stroke
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Bob Karau
Lee Davison MCI;
THCI
Don Simonson MCI;
CBOG
Jim Wigington CI
Mary Ann Dozer
MCI
9:00 - 10:30
AM
10:45 12:15 PM
Fishing Diamond
Lake
C
h
2:00 - 3:30
PM
Lines, Loops, and
Splices
3:45 - 5:15
PM
Legend
Al Buhr MCI; THCI;
CBOG
Jerry Criss
Andrew Marshall
Fly Tying
Fly Fishing
Fly Casting
Dwight Klemin MCI; Al Buhr MCI; THCI;
THCI
CBOG
Paul Riegert CI
Friday March 8, 2013
11:00 a.m.
Lee Davison MCI;
THCI
9:30 a.m.
Pat Peterman MCI
10:00 - 10:30 AM
9:00 - 9:30 AM
Stillwater Techniques
Stillwater Techniques
Denny Rickards
Denny Rickards
11:00 - 11:30 AM
Open
10:00 - 10:30 AM
Open
11:30 - Noon
11:00 - 11:30 AM
Winter Dry Fly Fishing
History of Realistic Flies
Nate Brumley
Jackson Leong
11:30 - Noon
What Makes a Trout Stream Tick?
Jim Wiginton CI
12:30 - 1:00 PM
Open
2:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
Bob Middo MCI;
THCI
1:00 - 1:30 PM
Fishing Bristol Bay & the
Pebble Mine
Dwayne Meadows
Dry Fly Essentials
2:00 p.m.
2:15 - 2:45 PM
1:00 - 1:30 PM
Dry Fly Approaches
Deschutes River Fish Reintroduction
Al Buhr MCI; THCI
Nate Brumley
Deschutes River Conservancy
3:15 p.m.
Carl Zarelli MCI;
THCI
2:45 - 3:15 PM
2:15 - 2:45 PM
Deschutes River Fish
Reintroduction
Fishing Bristol Bay & the Pebble
Mine
Dwayne Meadows
4:00 - 4:30 PM
Open
2:45 - 3:15 PM
Advanced Dry Fly Fishing
Nate Brumley
4:30 p.m.
Judy Graham CI
12:30 - 2:00
PM
2:15 - 3:45
PM
4:00 - 5:30
PM
Legend
11:00 a.m.
Mary Ann Dozer
MCI
3:30 p.m.
Dwight Klemin MCI;
THCI
Spey Pond
(Outdoors)
Calapooia Arena
Area A
Calapooia Arena
Area B
Calapooia Arena
Area C
Calapooia Arena
Area D
2120
2130
2140
2151, 2152, 2153
2160
2170
2180
2191, 2192, 2193
Beginning
Entomology
Tying Parachute
Flies
Coastal Sea-Run
Trout
Spey Doctor
Basic Casting
Stroke
Presentation and
Accuracy
Intermediate Fly
Casting - Learn the
4 Variables
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Bill Swift
Charley Renn
Rich Youngers
Al Buhr MCI; THCI;
CBOG
Ron Hublitz CI;
James Gruetzman
CI
Jim Wigington CI
Paul Riegert CI
Jim Higgins CI
2220
2230
2240
2251, 2252, 2253
2260
2270
2280
2291, 2292, 2293
Fly Tying 101
Introduction to Fly
Fishing
Spey Doctor
Where the Haul Are
You? Single and
Double Hauling
Step-by-Step to
Improving your
Distance
Curves and Mends Throwing Your Fish
a Curve
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Bob Middo MCI;
THCI
Todd Somsel MCI
Pat Peterman MCI
Lee Davison MCI;
THCI
Whitney Gould CI
Creative Salmon
Flies
Bob Wolfe
2330
Knots to Know
Tying Basic Nymphs
Judy Graham CI
2340
Smarter Spey
Casting: Short
heads, Long rods
Must also sign up
Loc Vetter CI
Paul Rossman
George Hadley
Brian Chou CI
2410
2420
2430
2440
Tying Teeny's Flies
Tie Fast or Die
Dying Materials in
Small Batches
Tracy Peterson
2351, 2352, 2353
2360
2370
2380
2291, 2292, 2293
Spey Doctor
What does it take to
get your CI
Single-hand Spey
Casting
Improve Your Back
Cast to Improve
Your Forward Cast
Casting Doctor
1-on-1 Coaching
for 30 minutes
Leroy Teeple CI;
THCI
Don Simonson MCI;
CBOG
Mary Ann Dozer
MCI
Paul Riegert CI
John Hyde CI
2450
Smarter Spey
Casting: Short
Heads, Long Rods
Must also take 2340
Brian Chou CI
2460
2470
2480
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Charley Renn
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Class Room 1 Thru 4
Registration
2013 Tyers Schedule
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
FRIDAY I
FRIDAY II
FRIDAY III
SATURDAY I
SATURDAY II
SATUDAY III
9-11:30
11:45-2:15
2:30-5:00
9-11:30
11:45-2:15
2:30-5:00
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
2013 Tyers Schedule
FRIDAY I
FRIDAY II
FRIDAY III
SATURDAY I
SATURDAY II
SATUDAY III
9-11:30
11:45-2:15
2:30-5:00
9-11:30
11:45-2:15
2:30-5:00
Abing
Don
8
8
Fisher
Jim
Adams
Andy
7
7
Flaherty
James
15
Alleger
Karl
31
Flaming
Mike
70
31
Avila
Matt
45
45
Bachand
Hunter
39
39
39
Fruitman
Morris
Gander
Bim
3
71
Barlow
David
28
28
Gattinella
Judy
Sophie
27
27
Ginsberg
Kenan
Barnes
Bill
Godfrey
William
23
23
Gordon
Hal
3
3
Graham
Leslie
Grant
Rod
54
Hadley
George
9
Hadley
Vic
16
Bates
Robert
45
Bell
Ron
72
72
39
40
Berkeley
Edward
39
Bevers
Gary
71
Bjerke
Byron
47
38
29
40
29
30
10
54
16
Loren
4
Hale
Janet
Bruce
9
Hamilton
Cathy
23
Bonemarte
Dick
9
Hamilton
Dave
22
Bowen
Don
28
Hammond, Jr.
Rockwell
37
Boyer
Mike
Harrang
Jon
Hayes
Mike
65
Heath
Dale
32
Helm
Chris
Henson
Jim
Hessel
Stephen P.
57
Higgins
Jim
11
Hirsh
Ilene
Hosfield
Hank
Boyle
Steven
Breuel
Brett
18
56
56
23
Brickey
Gerry
41
Brocco
Steve
34
Brown
James
Burdick
Robert E.
Burkhart
Keith
11
Burlingame
Ted
62
56
56
34
41
69
41
3
3
54
54
54
54
37
37
8
Black
18
3
62
Bochman
9
71
43
Barlow
57
15
16
16
40
42
41
37
37
37
30
46
65
46
7
71
25
26
8
8
5
27
Caligure
Ron
6
Howden
Ken
53
Carsey III
Eugene
20
Hudspeth
Brian
13
Chester
Terry
Hudspeth
Cal
47
47
Childress
Jeff
16
Hunter
David
21
21
Childress
Steven
16
Jeremica
Vern
Johnson
Dick
Johnson
Frank
Jordan
Stephen
66
66
Childs
Dean
27
Clark
Lee
51
Clarke
Greg
14
Cohen
Byron
Conaty
Chris
Cooney
Chuck
63
Cramer
Jim
25
Criss
Jerry
44
Daley
Jay
29
29
51
14
63
43
63
44
44
44
44
41
72
72
Keefner
Paul
Keithley
Mike
Kellogg
Dan
Koga
Peter
Kreft
John
45
Kristof
Joe
12
Krpalek
Bill
La Bar
Tom
24
Derbyshire
Cameron
31
31
32
32
Larsell
Bob
Domagala
Norm
43
43
43
43
Leong
Jackson
Doyle
Larry
28
28
24
24
Loper
John
68
15
Duane
Easterline
Wayne
Erickson
Scott
Fear
Doug
Fenner
James H.
Ferguson
Jim
Ferguson
Les
Fernandez
Steven
Fischer
Hermann
49
50
Lovelace
William
49
Lowry
Danielle
53
Lowry
Gregory
17
Lucas
Ronn
61
Lynch
Skip
16
MacLean
Jeff
Marlatt
Mike
Marshall
Andrew
Martin
David
Masuda
Kuni
49
53
17
61
2
61
2
61
2
61
2
2
2
62
22
70
22
22
22
72
72
60
20
24
Ron
56
60
Kevin
Dunham
56
51
Steve
32
27
40
Daniels
31
52
7
Day
Eagle Elk
52
30
52
13
45
11
69
11
69
50
12
12
68
52
18
17
20
20
18
66
66
9
18
66
9
13
21
53
11
11
46
46
46
46
2013 Tyers Schedule
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
McNeese
Dave
Meyer
Ed
Millard
Dave
Minich
Butch
Morphis
Ed
Mullen
Monica
Nelson
George
Newbury
John P.
FRIDAY I
FRIDAY II
FRIDAY III
SATURDAY I
SATURDAY II
SATUDAY III
9-11:30
11:45-2:15
2:30-5:00
9-11:30
11:45-2:15
2:30-5:00
57
57
52
52
17
51
57
70
22
Singh
Dominic
53
Singletary
Preston
70
Sirbu
Jeff
Slusser
Ray
58
Smith
Ed
71
Smith
Jeff
49
Smith
Monte
26
Snyder
James
67
Stearns
Royce
21
Steele
Sherry
Steinberg
Ron
59
59
Stewart
Doug
40
38
24
63
Larry
Nowak
Trevor
28
34
Nowak
Wally
29
33
Olschewsky
John
Ostoj
Aaron
Overall
Steve
Palmrose
Ernie
7
Paxton
Tim
41
Peakes
William
25
26
26
34
35
35
58
Peterson
John
65
Peterson
Tracy
15
Pettine
Eric
Pontius
Loren
Powell
Roy D.
Radencich
Michael
Rampy
Marlon
69
69
34
30
30
5
5
Reinebach
Ron
4
64
Charley
70
13
Reno
Harley
42
Richards
Greg
David Earl
42
Rodriguez
John
Rohmer
John
Rohrbaugh
Richard
55
Kat
Ronk
Carl
32
Rossman
Paul
19
Roth
Rod
Royer
Karen
Sall
Jessica
Sanders
Carl
Satak
William
Saunders
Jim
Roger
Scheidt
Bob
Schillinsky
Charlie
25
55
4
4
55
55
55
55
18
23
23
20
20
19
19
6
Gene
Swanson
Walt
Swengel
Roger
Telford
Mike
Thompson
Dareld
Todd
Cicilia
Twarog
Richard
Warren
Joe
West
Shawn
Whitcher
David
48
5
5
21
21
72
47
48
48
47
10
10
50
50
24
13
67
33
33
67
33
10
13
49
47
50
70
50
64
Williams
Chris
65
Williams
Michael T.
14
Williamson
Marc
67
67
Wilson
Glenn
38
38
Wolfe
Bob
Wolflick
Paul
64
58
14
14
38
49
64
Bill
Wood
Garren
62
62
Wood
Jack
6
6
Yorke
Todd
33
Youngers
Rich
25
Zinky
Dorothy
10
48
72
Wolford
63
64
R.L. "Stew"
Stutzman
48
19
12
6
Stewart
51
48
19
32
19
12
58
58
58
12
60
60
60
60
25
5
68
10
25
68
44
Schmierer
Mike
65
Schollmeyer
Jim
17
Scoggins
Tom
Scott
Chuck
59
Scott
Jeff
8
Shewey
John
14
42
61
Rollin
Greg
42
64
Roberts
Senyo
65
45
Renn
Schaad
35
7
4
2:30-5:00
31
Jonathan
Joshua
SATUDAY III
11:45-2:15
67
Nicholas
Scott
SATURDAY II
4
Nguyen
Richmond
SATURDAY I
9-11:30
Mel
53
Richmond
FRIDAY III
2:30-5:00
Brian
Bob
35
FRIDAY II
11:45-2:15
Simpson
Newman
35
FRIDAY I
9-11:30
Silvey
63
35
FIRST NAME
57
40
26
LAST NAME
2013 Tyers Schedule
51
68
26
68
42
66
17
62
59
59
59
2013 expo VeNdors
expo FuNdraIser
EXPO Vendors
Booth
Business Name
Name
City
State
Email Address
Website Address
1&2
Northwest Flyfishing Outfitters
Jack Hagan
3
Bamboo Pursuits
Dave Dozer
Portland
OR
[email protected]
www.flyshopnw.com/
Corvallis
OR
[email protected]
4
Terry’s Custom Fly Rods
www.bamboopursuits.com
Terry Turner
Gladstone
OR
[email protected]
5
6
True West Fly Rods
Nathan Woods
Creswell
OR
[email protected]
www.truewestrods.com
Cascadia Fly Shop
Wes & Spencer
Corvallis
OR
[email protected]
www.caddisflyshop.com
7 &18
TFO Fly Rods
Dick Sagara
Boring
OR
[email protected]
www.templeforkflyrods.com
8 & 17
The Fly Fishing Shop
Mark Bachmann
Welches
OR
[email protected]
www.flyfishusa.com
9
Bulah Fly Rods
James Shaughnessy
Medford
OR
[email protected]
www.bulahflyrods.com
10
Pro-Tubefly Systems
Bruce Berry
Oregon City
OR
[email protected]
www.prosportsfisher.com
11
Cortland
Dan Liechty
Cortland
NY
[email protected]
12&13
River City Fly Shop
Don Nelson
Beaverton
OR
14
Snake Brand Guides
Mike McCoy
Battle Ground
WA
15
Mike Barnum’s Tools
Mike Barnum
Medford
OR
16
Crystal Creek Anglers
Denny Rickards
Fort Klamath
19
Aquaz USA, Inc,
Brandon Hwang
Torrance
20-23
Frank Amato Publications, Inc
Leslie Hamelton
Portland
OR
www.cortlandline.com
www.rivercityflyshop.com/
[email protected]
www.snakeguides.com
OR
[email protected]
www.flyfishingstillwaters.com/
CA
[email protected]
www.aquazfishing.com
[email protected]
www.amatobooks.com
24
Wasatch Angling
Robert Blount
Albany
OR
robert@flytying tools.com
www.flytyingtools.com
25
Norlander Company
Norm Norlander
Kelso
WA
[email protected]
www.nor-vise.com
26
Strapworks
Tom Foster
Eugene
OR
[email protected]
www.strapworks.com/
27
Dry Fly Innovations
Nate Brumley
Meridian
ID
[email protected]
www.dryflyinnovations.com
28
Fly Tying Specilities
Steve Korbay
Petaluma
CA
[email protected]
www.flytyingspecilities.com
29
BT’s Fly Fishing & Photography
Al Beatty
Boise
ID
[email protected]
www.btsflyfishing.com
30
Hoffman’s Hackle Farm
Henry Hoffman
Warrenton
OR
[email protected]
31
Spirit River
Bill Black
Roseburg
OR
[email protected]
www.spiritriverinc.com
28&29
Fin & Fire
Reed Teucher
Redmond
OR
[email protected]
www.finandfire.com/
34,35,36
Anglers Workshop
Jon Britt
Woodland
WA
[email protected]
www.anglersworkshop.com
37
Trout Unlimited Bristol Bay
Dwayne Meadows
Corvallis
OR
[email protected]
www.tuoregon.org/
38
Trout Unlimited Chapter 678
Karl Mueller
Eugene
OR
[email protected]
www.tuoregon.org/
39
Bea Armstrong
Bend
OR
[email protected]
www.deschutesriver.org
40
Two Rivers Fly Shop
Mitch Smith
Albany
OR
[email protected]
www.tworiversflyshop.biz
41&42
Caddis Fly Shop
Chris Daughters
Corvillas
OR
[email protected]
www.caddisflyshop.com/
43
A. E. Nelson Leather Company
Gary Struckmeier
Scio
OR
[email protected]
www.nelsonleather.com
44
Cutthroat Leader Co.
Michael Morin
Boise
ID
[email protected]
www.cutthroatfurledleaders.com
45
3 Lakes Fly Fishing
Mike Matney
Kettle Falls
WA
[email protected]
www.3lakesflyfishing.com
46
Oregon Fishing Club
Bruce Harpole
Albany
OR
[email protected]
www.ofc.org
47
Fish Field
Haibin Wang
Tigaed
OR
[email protected]
www.fishfield.com
48
Wilderness Unlimited
John Sather
Sauvie Island
OR
[email protected]
www.wildernessunlimited.com
www.vintageflyfisherman.com
49
Vintage Fly Fisherman.com
Herald Webb
Hillsborough
OR
[email protected]
50-51
JD Enterprises
Janet Downey
Boise
ID
[email protected]
Boat 1
Koffler
Joe Koffler
Eugene
OR
[email protected]
Boat 2
Stream Tech Boats
Link Jackson
Boise
ID
[email protected]
www.streamtechboats.com
Boat 3
North Fork Outdoors
Dave Scadden
Ogden
UT
[email protected]
www.northforkdoutdoors.com
Boat 4
Snake River Outfitters
Lee Davidson
Rigby
ID
[email protected]
www.snakeriveroutfitters.com
RV-B5
Roberson RV
Jason White
Salem
OR
[email protected]
www.robersonmotors.com
www.siskiyouaviary.com/
Win this Rod! To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the NW Fly Fishing Expo a commemorative bamboo rod
has been built. At the Expo 150 raffle tickets will be sold at $20.00 each.
The taper of this rod is a Payne 101, with a medium-fast action. It is a 2 piece, 2 tip – 7’ 6” - 5
wt rod.
This rod was built collectively by Skip Hosfield, Jeff Smith, and Dave Dozer, all long time and
active supporters of the NW Fly Fishing Expo
.
The winner of the raffle will be the owner of this commemorative 25th Anniversary Fly rod and
reel. Raffle tickets will ONLY be sold at the Expo and can be purchased at the ORCFFF
Merchandise booth. The winner will be drawn on Saturday night at the Banquet! You need not
be present to win.
Raffle Tickets
$20.00 each
www.kofflerboats.com
E1
Siskiyou Aviary
Kate Davidson
Ashland
OR
[email protected]
E2
John Matthews Fly Painting
John Matthews
Idlelyd Park
OR
[email protected]
E3
Keithley Bamboo Rods
Mike Keithley
Denver
CO
[email protected]
E4
J.L. Bradley-Bamboo Rods
Joe Bradley
Elk Grove
CA
[email protected]
www.jlbradleybamboorods.com
EDU
ORCFFF Booth Exhibit Hall
Sherry Steele
Sisters
OR
[email protected]
www.nwexpo.com
EDU
Oregon Dept of Fish & Wildlife
Karen Hans
Corvallis
OR
[email protected]
www.dfw.state.or.us/
H1
Healing Waters w/Boat
Jerry Lorang
Portland
OR
[email protected]
www.projecthealingwaters.org/
H2
Casting For Recovery
Carol LaBranche
Roseburg
OR
[email protected]
www.castingforrecovery.org
H3
Reel Recovery
Robert L. Bernard
Tualatin
OR
[email protected]
www.reelrecovery.org/
H4
FFF Fly Tyers Group
Carl Ronk
Livingston
MT
[email protected]
www.fedflyfishers.org/
(Only 150 will be sold)
Winner will be drawn at the
Banquet Saturday Night!
(Need not be present to win)
GraNTs & scholarshIp
Oregon Council Small Grants & Scholarship Program
The funds generated from the Expo in 2012 have been given out for the following IFFF Club sponsored Grants Name: Rogue Flyfishers Amount of grant: $1,500 Administrator of grant: John MacDiarmid, Project Coordinator Medford Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Rogue River. Name: McKenzie Flyfishers Amount of grant: $1500 Administrator of grant: David Thomas, Club President Lower McKenzie River Population Study about native trout populations. Covers a portion of the cost of 20 custom built radio tags to be insert into rainbow trout. Name: Central Coast Fly Fishers Amount of grant: $1,000 Administrator of grant: Alan Canfield, Club President Provides fly tying vises and materials to continue club and youth fly tying classes. The club projects a total of 180 participants for the next year will be using the tools and materials. Monetary Awards: Scholarships – Two scholarships are awarded annually to individuals attending Oregon State University, majoring in Fishery Management. This year’s recipients were: Name: Haley Ohms Corvallis, OR 97330 OSU Student Grant $1500 Name: Sierra Lewis Idleyld Park, OR 97447 OSU Student Grant $1500 T h e O r e g o n Fly Fis h e r
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MEDFORD REGIONAL WATER RECLAMATION FACILITY
OUTFALL ASSESSMENT STUDY
(This is an overview from John MacDiarmid. Please go to the Expo website
http://nwexpo to download the entire report)
OUTFALL STUDY - John MacDiarmid Feb 13, 2013
Most of the sewage in our valley is collected, and treated at a regional plan before it is discharged to the Rogue
River about a mile down from the Tou Velle Bridge. The flow to the plant in the summer is 17 million gallons
a day. Those of us that fish that stretch of the river have noticed the foamy discharge sometimes stretching to
High Banks 0.4 miles below the outfall. High Banks has an exposed gravel island in low water October and
Salmon spawn on both sides of the Island, it is a wonderful place to stop and swing the fly in the green water
below the salmon. Only the memory of yesterday's hook up in a down stream riffle will keep you in the
boat. Immediately upon stepping out of the boat at High Banks you notice a carpet of algae on the undisturbed
gravel and upstream of the riffle the river bottom is covered in long flowing aquatic plants all feed by the
nutrient rich outflow from the treatment plant. For several years it was understood the outfall was going to
come out of the river for some type of land disposal or reuse. The effluent was just too warm to meet the
temperature standards in the River set by DEQ. But then DEQ shuffled the standard and decided the discharge
could meet the temperature requirements in all but a few days of the year. The Regional Facility was given
permission to off set or trade this degradation by planting 30 miles of trees on the south bank of the river, up to
60 miles downstream of the discharge. The obvious problem with this "solution" is it does nothing for the
millions of Salmon eggs in the gravel downstream of the outfall. Warm water has them hatch out earlier than
normal with a reduced survival rate. BUT, that is a different issue for a different day. The important thing for
this study is, the discharge is now going to stay in the river and the tremendous algae growth and impacts to the
aquatic insect population will continue. There will be no removal of the discharge from the
river. We responded by raising $5400 to have Rick Hafele conduct a scientific study to measure some of the
outfall impacts. You can read more background, the study itself, and the latest action at our RFF web site. In
summary, the impacts are very significant and it confirms the discharge is in violation of the the Oregon
Biocriteria Standard and the NPDES permit. To solve the nutrient problem, it appears the outfall will have to
come out of the river or the treatment plant will have to go to a higher level of treatment. Both are costly and
will take time. Thanks to the action of your club, the process has started.
This study with its extensive lab work by two labs would not have been possible without the generous
support from the International Federation of Fly Fishers and the Oregon Council of the International
Federation of Fly Fishers. Together they contributed $3,000. We also received financial support from
the Southern Oregon Fly Fishers and the Klamath Country Casters. We could not have done this alone.
The funds generated from the Expo in 2012 have been given out for the following IFFF Club sponsored Grants Name: Rogue Flyfishers Amount of grant: $1,500 Administrator of grant: John MacDiarmid, Project Coordinator Medford Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Rogue River. Name: McKenzie Flyfishers Amount of grant: $1500 Administrator of grant: David Thomas, Club President Lower McKenzie River Population Study about native trout populations. Covers a portion of the cost of 20 custom built radio tags to be insert into rainbow trout. Name: Central Coast Fly Fishers Amount of grant: $1,000 Administrator of grant: Alan Canfield, Club President Provides fly tying vises and materials to continue club and youth fly tying classes. The club projects a total of 180 participants for the next year will be using the tools and materials. If you are a member of the IFFF, thank you; if you are not a member, you may wish to
consider joining.
Monetary Awards: Scholarships – Two scholarships are awarded annually to individuals attending Oregon State University, majoring in Fishery Management. This year’s recipients were: Name: Haley Ohms Corvallis, OR 97330 OSU Student Grant $1500 Oregon Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers 21
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FLY Fishing Clubs of Oregon
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Central Coast Fly Fishers
Central Oregon Fly Tyers Guild
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Clackamas Fly Fishers
Grande Ronde Fly Fishers
Klamath Country Fly Casters
Linn Benton Family Fly Fishers
Lower Umpqua Flycasters
Mckenzie Fly Fishers
Mid Willamette Fly Fishers
North Santiam Spey Casters
Northwest Flyfishers
Rainland Fly Casters
Rogue Fly Fishers Inc.
Santiam Fly Casters Inc.
Southern Oregon Fly Fishers
Stonefly Maidens Fly Fishing Club
Sunriver Anglers
Umpqua Valley Fly Fishers
Washington County Flyfishers
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Marv Clemons,President
Alan Canfield, Contact
Sherry Steele, President
Eric Steele, President
Gil Henderson, Contact
Michael Eckhart, President
Peg Edwards,Treasurer
Al Barr, Contact
Russ Wright
Bob Rasmussen, President
Cal Hudspeth
Dwight Klemin, President
Donald Kozacek,Treasurer
Dave Johnson, President
Lee Wedeberg, President
Tim Johnson,Treasurer
Dave Grosjacques, President
Lisa Wassgren, Secretary
Alan Stout-President
Carol LaBranche
Chuck Cooney,President
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La Grande
Klamath Falls
Jefferson
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Salem
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Astoria
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Portland
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Oregon Council Federation of Fly Fishers 2012-2013 Board of Directors
President
Sherry Steele
Secretary
Carol LaBranche
Treasurer
John Kreft
Executive Director
Jim Ferguson
Executive Director
Lloyd Fryer
Senior Advisor
J. D. ”Skip” Hosfield
Additional Board Members - Representing ORCFFF Clubs
Cascade Family Fly Fishers (Affiliate Club)
Marv Clemons
Central Oregon Fly Fishers (Affiliate Club)
Eriic Steele
Central Oregon Fly Tyers Guild (Charter)
Sherry Steele
North Santiam Spey Casters (Charter Club)
Dwight Klemin
Northwest Fly Fishers (Affiliate Club)
Rick Mac Farlane
Santiam Fly Casters (Affiliate Club)
Dwight Klemin
Umpqua Valley Fly Fishers (Charter)
Kim DeVries
Washington County (Charter Club)
Jim Crislip
Klamath Country Fly Casters (Affiliate Club)
Greg Bulkley
McKenzie Flyfishers (Affiliate Club)
Dave Thomas
Sunriver Anglers (Affiliate Club)
Pete Gustavson
Mid-Willamette Fly Fishers (Affiliate Club)
Cal Hudspeth
Stonefly Maidens (Affiliate Club)
Bunnie Steiner
Central Coast Fly Fishers (Charter Club)
Mike Samples
Committee Chair Persons
Expo Chair
Jim Fisher
Tyng Chair
Jim Ferguson
Membership Chair
Kathleen Schroder
Conservation Chair
Clint Brumitt
Education Chair
Dwight Klemin
Communications Chair
Robert Blount
Web Manager
Garren Wood
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2013 Expo Committee
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Last Name
Email
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Expo Chair & Facilities Chair
Jim
Fisher
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Linn-Benton Family Fly Fishers
Honorary Expo Chair
Skip
Hosfield
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Cascade Family Fly Fishers
Honorary Expo Chair
Keith
Burkhart
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Santiam Fly Casters
Treasurer
John
Kreft
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Central Oregon Fly Fishers
Vendor & Volunteer Chair
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Steele
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Central Oregon Fly Tyers Guild
Santiam Fly Casters
Tyer Chair
Jim
Ferguson
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Tyer Chair-Assistant
Hal
Gordon
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Education Chair
Dwight
Klemin
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Education & Web Site Assistant
Lloyd
Fryer
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Promotion Chair
Mary Ann
Dozer
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Promotion Assistant
Lou
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Willa
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Website Chair & Promotion Assistant
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Wood
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Banquet/Tyer Reception Chair
Sue
Gabel
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Auction/Raffle Committee Chair
Jim
Crislip
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Washington County Fly Fishers
Auction/Raffle Assistant
Cal
Hudspeth
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Santiam Fly Casters
Leslie
Guelker
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Frank Amato Publishing
Marv
Clemens
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Cascade Family Fly Fishers
Dave
Thomas
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McKenzie Fly Fishers
Merchandise Co-Chair
Kim
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Merchandise Co-Chair
Carol
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Merchandise Assistant
Butch
Minich
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Program Chair
John
Rodriguez
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Santiam Fly Casters
Facilities Assistant
Rick
Mac Farlane
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Northwest Fly Fishers
Mark
Riggins
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Santiam Fly Casters
Al
Barr
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Linn-Benton Family Fly Fishers
Auctioneer
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