Welcome to the Overlake Fly Fishing Club!
- Dr. Thomas Quinn from UW will discuss Puget Sound fish movements at March meeting
- Dr. Thomas Quinn from UW will discuss Puget Sound fish movem…Posted 66 days ago
March 27th 2012
7:00P.M.
Movement patterns of Salmon and Trout in the Puget Sound including resident Coho and Chinook, Steelhead Smolts, Cutthroat and Bull Trout
By
Thomas Quinn, PhD
Professor, School of Aquatic and Fishery… - “Fly Lines and Applications for Our Favorite Fish” by Brian O’Keefe at OFFC Meeting January 24th
- “Fly Lines and Applications for Our Favorite Fish” by Brian …Posted 117 days ago
Brian O’Keefe has been serious about fly fishing for the past 30 years. During the past 20, cameras have played a significant part in his outdoor lifestyle.
At age eight, Brian’s…
- Lone Lake Rainbows in December
- Lone Lake Rainbows in DecemberPosted 135 days ago
Another club member and I went to Lone Lake just before Christmas for the first time. The weather was very mild and the lack of wind made it a prefect…
- Reading the Water at Beaver Lake
- Reading the Water at Beaver LakePosted 170 days ago
On November 8th, I went to Beaver Lake with a fishing buddy. The WDFW had closed their public access on the lake, but we accessed the lake from a city…
- New Website
- New WebsitePosted 207 days ago
Thanks to Tom Eng for all of his work setting up this new website! Great Job, Tom.
- Fishing with Bats
- Fishing with BatsPosted 393 days ago
Finally picking up a few fish on a warm summer evening but it was starting to get dark. Another cast along a nice seam and I felt a take, made…
Fishing is the heart of our community. We eat, breathe and sleep dreaming about the next time we can go fly fishing. We would gladly give up work, mowing the lawn or even eating just to be in the water catching fish.
The Overlake Fly Fishing Club (OFFC) is a nonprofit member organization comprised of fly fishing fanatics in the Puget Sound region of Washington. We welcome all people with an interest in fly fishing from total novices wanting to learn the basics to master fishermen who can teach and mentor others. We meet monthly in Redmond, WA and have regular club classes and outings throughout the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere.
The OFFC is dedicated to:
- Further enhancing all of our fishing waters intelligent management of our natural resources
- Continuing education in the art of fly tying and fly fishing understanding of applied entomology
- Promoting the conservation of fish and wildlife in cooperation with the game management agencies
Check out our club meetings and fishing outings. Read fish stories from our members and join the best fly fishing club in the Puget Sound area!
