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Get signed up for the Membership Appreciation Hamburger Night!! Tuesday June 3rd


Hamburger Night is grilled hamburgers and cheeseburgers on buns with the usual fixings: mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, dill pickle chips, lettuce, sliced onions, and sliced tomatoes. There will be mixed green salad available and individual bags of chips (if I can find them). You are on your own for beverages. Beer and wine are allowed.

Hamburger Night will take the place of our Regular Monthly Meeting for June. Please come for a social time with your fellow members and guests.

The Board decided there will be no charge for Hamburger Night this year. The meal will be served by the Club Officers and Directors who will provide whatever volunteer help is needed. Preparations will start around 4:30pm and dinner is expected to be served at 6:00pm.

We ask you to REGISTER so we know how much food to buy.
Deadline for

registering is May 30th at 5pm.

Member Appreciation Hamburger Night - 6/3/2025

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Fly Casting Skills Development

 
The next FCSD session will be on May 17th at the Forest Charter School Playfield in Nevada City and is open to the community. If you would like to join the members of GCFF and develop your fly casting skills, no matter your skill level. From beginner to advanced. Please join us at this FCSD session on the grass at 625 Zion Street, Nevada City.

The FCSD Foundation level is a great starting place for those picking up a fly rod for the first time, or beginners with some fishing experience. You will learn the foundation of fly casting: loop formation and control. If you are interested in the Foundation level, please register for either the 10am or 12noon session.

You can also be recognized for your achievement. Check out the Achievement  page.


 More Information & Register


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CDFW Launches The California Inland Recreational Angler Survey (CIRAS)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is excited to announce the launch of a web-based platform called the California Inland Recreational Angler Survey, or CIRAS, that will provide the public with helpful fishing information driven by data submitted by anglers.



CIRAS Main Page        Record your Fishing
 

Check out Fishing Info       User Guide      



Conservation Efforts Pay Off Big Time

The Rise of Apache Trout

"In 1955, the White Mountain Apache Tribe took definitive action that set the course for Apache trout recovery." View this Trout Unlimited video to learn more. 

Click this button to watch the video    The Rise of Apache Trout
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Welcome to the Gold Country Fly Fishers


Our Club is situated in the beautiful California Sierra Foothills in the neighboring communities of Grass Valley and Nevada City. We are a vibrant club and invite anyone interested in furthering their journey towards becoming accomplished fly fishers to join us. GCFF is affiliated with Fly Fishers International.

Gold Country Fly Fishers
Mission, Purposes and Objectives

  • To promote the art of fly fishing for the recreation of members.
  • To promote and support the conservation of our fisheries, with particular emphasis on the "Catch and Release" ethic.
  • To provide assistance to members in the skill and techniques of fly fishing.
  • To publicize and promote fly fishing, fly casting, fly tying, and other related subjects.
  • To represent organized fly fishers through liaison with sports, conservation, and regulatory agencies and organizations.