About us
Triangle Fly Fishers (TFF) is a Trout Unlimited (TU) chapter serving North Carolina, from the Research Triangle area to the Atlantic coast. Triangle Fly Fishers is also a Fly Fishers International (FFI) affiliate club.
Anyone interested in fly fishing is welcome to join our Meetup.
Our web site is located at http://triangleflyfishers.org. Links to social media, chapter documents and other information can be found there.
Upcoming events
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Gone Virtual: Jon Lee on Fishing, Travel and Writing
·OnlineOnlineThis month we are going virtual. Log on from wherever you are. Our guest is Jon Lee, coming to us from Michigan.
Charter captain in the Great Lakes, Florida, and the West Indies. Writer for The Drake. Author of A Guide's Day Off.
This one is a conversation, not a slideshow. Jon wants to talk fishing, travel, and writing, and he wants your questions driving it. What it takes to run charters in three fisheries that could not be more different. What the islands taught him that the Great Lakes did not. How a fishing story actually gets written and sold. Where he would go next if nobody was paying him to be anywhere.He also guides the Kalamazoo River for smallmouth, carp, and pike, so if you have ever wondered about chasing those on a fly rod, ask. He will go there.
Come with something you actually want to know. That is what makes this work.
Jon's book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-guides-day-off-jon-lee/1144517058
His work: https://www.instagram.com/kalamazoo_river_guide/No commute this month. If you have never been able to make it to Raleigh on a weeknight, or you found us from three states away, this is the one. Same club, no drive.
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FYI: Spruce Up The Neuse
Location not specified yetJoin our friends Sound Rivers, Mother Earth Brewing, Down East Kayak Adventures, The River Bar, Great Outdoor Provision Company- Greenville and other partners for a FUN cleanup on the Neuse River! On Saturday, Sept. 12, they’ll be launching from the Wildlife Resources boat ramp in Goldsboro, paddling down the Neuse River and picking up trash along the way. There will be beverage stations along the paddle route and shuttles to take you from the take-out point at Prices Landing back to the Goldsboro boat ramp, which will be followed by a cleanup celebration at The River Bar!
This 6.8-mile paddle will take about 3 hours to complete, so it’s best suited for teens and adults.
Check in will start at 9:30 a.m.; launch is at 10 a.m.
Make sure to bring sunscreen and appropriate river wear.
Put-in location: Wildlife Resources Commission boating access ramp, Goldsboro
Take-Out: Prices Landing Wildlife Resources Commission boating access ramp
There will be some kayaks available for use, so if you’re not bringing your own (non-motorized) vessel, register to reserve your kayak! Kayak registration will end Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 5 p.m.
Sound Rivers is also looking for volunteers to help with check in, launch and shuttling. If you’re interested, SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE.
3 attendees
Past events
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