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Since 1964, the Federation of Fly Fishers has been an organized voice for fly fishers. We represent all aspects of fly fishing from the art of casting instruction and fly tying, to the protection of our fisheries.The Federation of Fly Fishers and its Councils are the only organized advocate for fly fishers on an national and regional level.

It occurs to me that a loose federation of fly fishing groups could be of considerable value."             - Lee Wulff, May 27, 1964

 

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5 Questions with Philip Greenlee. Montana Trout Anglers recently sat down with Phillip and talked about the FFF and of course the ... The Next Generation. Learn about Connor Murphy, a flycasting champion, who is considered to our next generation of fly fishermen.
   
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Special E-News. FFF recently published the first Conservation News E-news edition that provides an overview of what the FFF is accomplishing in the area of conservation.  Balinderry Olive. Dick Nicklas was tying this interesting pattern at the 2012 FFF Fly Fishing Fair in Spokane, Washington.  It is a variation of an old Irish lough (lake) fly.
 
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Know the FFF's Code of Angling Ethics!

1.  Fly anglers understand and obey laws and regulations associated with the fishery.
2.  Fly anglers believe fly fishing is a privilege and a responsibility.
3.  Fly anglers conserve fisheries by limiting their catch.
4.  Fly anglers do not judge fellow anglers and treat them as they would expect to be treated.
5.  Fly anglers respect the waters occupied by other anglers so that fish are not disturbed.
6.  When fishing from a watercraft, fly anglers do not crowd other anglers or craft or unnecessarily disturb the water.
7.  Fly anglers respect other angling methods and promote this Code of Angling Ethics to all anglers.

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