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A Journey to Casting Instructor Success

Posted on 11/22/2019 by Nikki Loy

Read the journey of the first female CI in Utah by Audrey Wilson

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First CICP Event in Mainland China A Success

Posted on 11/22/2019 by Nikki Loy

Read the report about the first CICP Event in Mainland China, by Kenneth Chia, CI from Shanghai, China.

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FFI Provides Grant to Pere Marquette Watershed Council

Posted on 10/17/2019 by Fly Fishers International

FFI and its Great Lakes Council help restore railroad embankment along the Pere Marquette River.

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How to Take the Perfect Fly Fishing Photo

Posted on 9/26/2019 by Fly Fishers International

Get tips on taking that perfect fly fishing photo! One of the best parts of fly fishing is showing off your catch!

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FFI Announces Fly Tying Challenge Winners

Posted on 8/26/2019 by Fly Fishers International

Congratulations to Kyler Ries, Overall Winner

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FFI Announces Photo Contest Winners

Posted on 8/22/2019 by Fly Fishers International

FFI held a photo contest recently with the winners being chosen at the FFI 2019 Fly Fishing Expo.

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Bristol Bay Still Needs Our Support - Learn How You Can Help

Posted on 8/22/2019 by Fly Fishers International

Take Action! Contact your US Senator and ask for support to protect the fishery. Secondly shop at participating retailers on August 24 and part of the proceeds go to Defend Bristol Bay!

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FFI Takes Action on Two Important Issues

Posted on 6/7/2019 by Fly Fishers International in Public Policies

FFI recently joined others to comment on the draft EIS for Pebble Mine in Alaska. FFI also filed public comment on the scope of an EIS being prepared for a license for a waste tire site in Paradise Valley Montana.

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FFI Names Patrick H. Berry as President & CEO

Posted on 5/28/2019 by Fly Fishers International in Organizational Announcements

FLY FISHERS INTERNATIONAL (FFI) NAMES PATRICK H. BERRY PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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In The Heart Of The Rockies Film

Posted on 5/23/2019 by Fly Fishers International

As we’ve seen repeatedly over the past several years, human-caused climate change is the single largest threat to our outdoor heritage. Whether it manifests itself as sea level rise, storm surge, flooding and unprecedented rainfall, or through record high temperatures, flash droughts, extreme wildfires and choking smoke, climate change is making headlines and having a major impact on our lives. To shine a light on this threat, Conservation Hawks is following up the short climate & angling films Cold Waters (2015), Chrome (2016) and Convergence (2017) with an ambitious new project, In The Heart Of The Rockies. In The Heart Of The Rockies focuses on the northern Rocky Mountains, from Yellowstone north towards Glacier National Park. This incredible landscape is known far & wide for its mountains, rivers, wildlife and amazing natural beauty. The film showcases this spectacular area through the eyes of sportsmen both young and old. As we meet these iconic anglers & hunters, we’ll learn about their love for this incredible landscape and their concerns over our changing climate. In The Heart Of The Rockies raises a number of important climate-related issues, including how drought, record high temperatures, extreme wildfires and smoke impact hunters and anglers, as well as fish & game. As the story unfolds, the film illustrates how climate change is altering landscapes and changing the character of the northern Rockies. The cast for In The Heart Of The Rockies includes: • Elk hunter Craig Mathews (near West Yellowstone, MT) • Upland bird hunters Dave Perkins (Vice Chairman of Orvis), Nancy Mackinnon and Phoebe Bean (Rocky Mountain Front, MT) • Ice fisherman Hal Herring, his son Harold and daughter Carol Ann (near Glacier National Park, MT) • Fly fishers Hilary Hutcheson and her daughters Ella and Delaney, as well Todd Tanner and his son Kian. (Henry’s Fork near Last Chance, ID)

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