Another exciting auction item!

A 4 hour local boat trip with Roy Fukushima in his 

Champion Bay Boat.

 

 

Fish with one of SoCal's best salty bass dudes by bidding at the Downey FlyFishers Fundraiser on April 12th at Apollo Park, Downey, CA.

Even more Auction Goodies!

More of the new and used items that will be up for bid on April 12th starting at 10am!

Sage Method 790-4 9’ 4 piece 7wt Fly Rod w/Case-Sock – Sage Warranty

Used Abel Gear Bag

Chota CuffLinx

Dubbing

Fish Print Cards

Misc Fly Lines

JW Tying Kit

Lindt Stymeist Color Was Teapot and Two Mugs

 

Used Orvis Battenkill Disc 5/6 Reel w/WF6FLine & Orvis Case

Used Diawa SF706 Reel w/WF5FLine, Spare Spool w/WF6FLine

Gevalia Tea Gift Basket

More auction items

More items up for bid at our
Annual White Elephant Fundraiser
to be held Saturday April 12th at 10am
at the Barbara J Riley Community Center 
at Apollo Park in Downey. Come to support our club activities and get a chance to pick up some 
great fishing supplies and other miscellaneous interesting and fun items! 

Carp fishing the LA River

Downey Fly Fishers March guest speaker, Jessica Strickland of Trout Unlimited bags her first carp on the fly! Sight fishing with a light pink glo-bug did the trick on this nice LA River carp. 

March 11, 2014 Meeting

Jessica Strickland, TU’s California Field Coordinator, will be with us to present on the
“Sportsmen’s Conservation Project” (SCP), an initiative that educates, organizes, and promotes
grassroots-level action among anglers and hunters to better protect and manage our public
lands. Jessica will talk about what’s happening in our neck of the woods, including the National
Forest Plan Revision and Travel Management processes currently under way in Sierra, Sequoia and
Inyo National Forest, as well as TU’s initiative to gain special designations for the San Gabriel and
San Bernardino mountains.

Jessica leads on public lands issues and campaigns in much of the Golden State, with a focus
on educating and organizing sportsmen to deliver strong conservation outcomes in the Forest Plan
Revision and Travel Management processes currently under way in Region 5 national forests, as
well as to gain special designations for key terrestrial and aquatic habitat. Jessica hails from
Louisiana and is a lifelong avid angler and hunter. She has a degree in Fisheries Biology and a
Master’s in Aquatic Ecology, and comes to TU after serving as Project Manager with American
Rivers in California and as Conservation Programs Manager and Outreach Coordinator for the
University of Texas.