Flatland Fly Fisher’s meet the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Great Plains Nature Center, located at 6232 E. 29th Street North 67220
October 7th at the Great Plains Nature Center starting at 7 PM We have a couple of club members going to a Wander Women event […]
Here is the Flatland Fly Fishers October Newsletter
This is a question we have been getting some lately. Yes we are still active and even with the past year been doing anything we can to provide opportunities to meet or do things as a club. Of course there was a period of time where that wasn’t happening in person, so we found tools and learned to do things […]
» Read moreWe are still planning on doing our annual single fly January 1st, 2021. We are going to do it differently this year. No breakfast like normal. We will have coffee, hot chocolate and maybe donuts. We are still meeting at Plum Shelter in Sedgwick County Park. Schedule 9:00 AM Buidling Opens 10:00 AM Fishing Starts 2:00 PM Fishing Ends This […]
» Read moreThere are multiple fly fishing classes offered at WSU instructed by a member of the Flatland Fly Fishers. 101 class is a general fly fishing introductory class 102 is an introductory fly casting class 103 is an introductory fly tying class For more information please visit our WSU Fly Fishing Classes page. The classes start in February 2021, registration for […]
» Read moreThe Flatland Fly Fishers are excited to announce that they are official partners with a new Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing Program right here in Wichita, Kansas!!! We are just now starting to have some meeting and get this program off the ground. Scott Harwood is the lead for the Wichita Program. Go to the following page to contact him […]
» Read moreAt the board meeting in May a motion was made that passed to make a donation to the KDWPT Track Chairs Program. At the past few monthly club meetings we have been doing some raffles. We are going to continue to do raffles like that through the end of the year. At the end of the year we are going […]
» Read moreThe Flatland Fly Fishers Conservation Officer built multiple line recycling containers for the Slough. On January 1, 2018 he along with some other members went along the slough and installed them on existing posts. They are for people to dispose of used fishing line, leaders and tippet material so it doesn’t end up in the water or along the banks […]
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