West Denver Trout Unlimited WDTU is one of the largest and most active Chapters in the state of Colorado. We created this web site to facilitate better communications among our membership and with the community at large. Here you will find information about our Chapter and the Trout Unlimited organization, details on our current and past activities and projects, important conservation and legislative information, and some fly fishing news.

Golden Gate Angling & Casting Club Located in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco the GGACC is open to anyone interested in casting or fly fishing as a sport. Seminars are held on fly casting, fly tying, rod building and fishing at the Angler's Lodge & Casting Pools.

Mount Tamalpais Fly Fishers is a fly fishing club based in Marin County. Our goal is to bring together fly anglers to share knowledge, experiences, information, and fun times. We gather for various activities including monthly meetings, regular fishing trips, casting, and occasional casual dinners or barbecues. The monthly meetings often feature guest speakers and include fly tying, equipment and technique discussions, and fishing reports from other members. Our members span all levels of skill, from beginner to veteran, and we are looking for more.

Napa Valley Fly Fishermen The Napa Valley Fly Fishermen were formed in 1970 by a group of local fishermen who were interested in promoting the art of angling with an artificial fly, passing on knowledge of this art to fellow anglers and conserving and enhancing the quality of our California Fisheries.

North Bay Chapter -- Trout Unlimited Trout Unlimited is the largest coldwater conservation group in the U.S. with over 120,000 members nationwide. We have 13,000 members in California. The North Bay Chapter of TU is the local entitiy for the San Francisco Bay area.

Pacific Rivers Council Our mission is to protect and restore rivers, their watersheds, and native aquatic species. Advocating a whole watershed approach to land management, PRC fills a unique niche in the conservation community. Our collaboration with scientific and academic communities is bridging the gap between aquatic science and environmental policy. Our headquarters are in Eugene, OR and we have satellite offices in Portland, OR and Polson, MT.

San Diego Fly Fishers Welcome to the website of the San Diego Fly Fishers club: One of the Federation of Fly Fishers' largest chapters!  The San Diego Fly Fishers club promotes the sport of fishing with a fly rod through education and conservation. Everyone is welcome:  families, singles, men, women, youngsters and oldsters!

Santa Cruz Fly Fishermen The Santa Cruz Fly Fishermen began as a small group of fly fishers, mainly steelhead fishers and one or two salt water fishers, gathering together on the banks of the San Lorenzo River, sharing tips, tales, and other fishing lore, and had its formal roots at Ernie's Casting Pond, a local fly shop in Santa Cruz. The club has grown to over 150 members, and has ongoing classes in fly tying, fly casting, and rod building. They meet on the first Thursday of every month, at 7:00 PM, at the Soquel Grange, 2800 Porter St., Soquel, Calif., and feature speakers and programs from all over the state, presenting slides and speaking on a wide range of subjects relating to fly fishing, such as entomology, conservation, hot fishing spots, techniques, all to broaden the fly fishing experience.

Washington State Council FFF The Federation of Fly Fishers is a 39 year old membership organization that works to conserve, restore and educate through fly fishing. With sub-units and members from coast to coast, the FFF is the only organization that advocates for fly anglers in all waters.