Meetings, Outings, Classes and Events
Clark-Skamania Flyfishers maintains a robust calendar of meetings, conservation projects, outings and educational events. Scroll down on this page to see the entire line-up.
Note: Click on the illustration on each listing for general information on the event. Even more detailed outing reports can be found in The Broken Barb, the club’s monthly newsletter, beginning with the January issue, which has a synopsis of the year’s outings, classes, and events.
For a one-page synoptic calendar of all of this year’s outings, classes, events and volunteer opportunities, click here.
Membership meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month from 6-9 PM, with the exception of July and August. Meetings feature a social program, fly-tying demonstrations and a program on fishing or conservation. Non-members are welcome to attend. A club picnic is scheduled each summer.
Fishing outings are held year-round throughout the Pacific Northwest and include both fresh- and saltwater events for all skill levels from the beginning flyfisher to the grizzled veteran. Members are happy to introduce those new to the sport to the joys of angling with a fly. For those new to the area, it is a great way to learn new waters and fisheries.
For Don Kohler’s illustrated PowerPoint presentation with more detailed information on all of the year’s outings, click here.
CSF supports flyfishing education including our courses “Introduction to Flyfishing” and “Introduction to Fly-Tying” as well as our monthly fly-tying get-together.
Working with our conservation partners, CSF volunteers perform habitat restoration, stream enhancement and fishery surveys. Our annual membership banquet raises funds used to support conservation projects, including stream access throughout the Pacific Northwest.
CSF 50th Anniversary Bash
Join us in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Clark-Skamania Flyfishers, one of the most highly regarded conservation organizations in the Pacific Northwest.
Monthly Members Meeting
We meet at The Black Pearl Event Center at 56 S 1st Street, Washougal, WA 98671. Food and beverages are available.
https://goo.gl/maps/HZJ13bMtgZtrZwQHA
5:30 to 6:30 is Wet Fly Hour—Come and Kibitz
At 6:30 there is a business meeting with conservation and fishing reports and announcements.
A presentation on fishing, conservation or education starts at 7:00.
Fly-Tyers “Brew Tie” Night
This monthly no-host DIY fly tying with nibbles, brews, and camaraderie is a must for CSF tyers.
Come one, come all to tie some flies and drink a couple beers.
There will be a table available if anyone would like to display their hand-tied flies.
Bring a towel or other cover for the tables to make it easier to gather your tying waste and to prevent glue spots from reaching tabletops.
Ghost Runners is hidden inside a small industrial park so scout the access in daylight. Once found, it’s easy to locate but first search can be tricky. It’s located between St. Johns and Andresen, set far back on the north side of Minnehaha Street.
Bring your fly tying stuff, non tyers are also welcome.
Tyers will meet on the first Tuesday of each month until Spring. For details, please refer to The Broken Barb.
Monthly Members Meeting
We meet at The Black Pearl Event Center at 56 S 1st Street, Washougal, WA 98671. Food and beverages are available.
https://goo.gl/maps/HZJ13bMtgZtrZwQHA
5:30 to 6:30 is Wet Fly Hour—Come and Kibitz
At 6:30 there is a business meeting with conservation and fishing reports and announcements.
A presentation on fishing, conservation or education starts at 7:00.
Fly-Tyers “Brew Tie” Night
This monthly no-host DIY fly tying with nibbles, brews, and camaraderie is a must for CSF tyers.
Come one, come all to tie some flies and drink a couple beers.
There will be a table available if anyone would like to display their hand-tied flies.
Bring a towel or other cover for the tables to make it easier to gather your tying waste and to prevent glue spots from reaching tabletops.
Ghost Runners is hidden inside a small industrial park so scout the access in daylight. Once found, it’s easy to locate but first search can be tricky. It’s located between St. Johns and Andresen, set far back on the north side of Minnehaha Street.
Bring your fly tying stuff, non tyers are also welcome.
Tyers will meet on the first Tuesday of each month until Spring. For details, please refer to The Broken Barb.
Monthly Members Meeting
We meet at The Black Pearl Event Center at 56 S 1st Street, Washougal, WA 98671. Food and beverages are available.
https://goo.gl/maps/HZJ13bMtgZtrZwQHA
5:30 to 6:30 is Wet Fly Hour—Come and Kibitz
At 6:30 there is a business meeting with conservation and fishing reports and announcements.
A presentation on fishing, conservation or education starts at 7:00.
Fly-Tyers “Brew Tie” Night
This monthly no-host DIY fly tying with nibbles, brews, and camaraderie is a must for CSF tyers.
Come one, come all to tie some flies and drink a couple beers.
There will be a table available if anyone would like to display their hand-tied flies.
Bring a towel or other cover for the tables to make it easier to gather your tying waste and to prevent glue spots from reaching tabletops.
Ghost Runners is hidden inside a small industrial park so scout the access in daylight. Once found, it’s easy to locate but first search can be tricky. It’s located between St. Johns and Andresen, set far back on the north side of Minnehaha Street.
Bring your fly tying stuff, non tyers are also welcome.
Tyers will meet on the first Tuesday of each month until Spring. For details, please refer to The Broken Barb.
Monthly Members Meeting
Come and enjoy 2025 fishing presentations from our members in what has long been called “Slides, Lies and Videotape.” It’s always a grand time.
We meet at The Black Pearl Event Center at 56 S 1st Street, Washougal, WA 98671. Food and beverages are available.
https://goo.gl/maps/HZJ13bMtgZtrZwQHA
5:30 to 6:30 is Wet Fly Hour—Come and Kibitz
At 6:30 there is a business meeting with conservation and fishing reports and announcements.
A presentation on fishing, conservation or education starts at 7:00.
Fly-Tyers “Brew Tie” Night
This monthly no-host DIY fly tying with nibbles, brews, and camaraderie is a must for CSF tyers.
Come one, come all to tie some flies and drink a couple beers.
There will be a table available if anyone would like to display their hand-tied flies.
Bring a towel or other cover for the tables to make it easier to gather your tying waste and to prevent glue spots from reaching tabletops.
Ghost Runners is hidden inside a small industrial park so scout the access in daylight. Once found, it’s easy to locate but first search can be tricky. It’s located between St. Johns and Andresen, set far back on the north side of Minnehaha Street.
Bring your fly tying stuff, non tyers are also welcome.
Tyers will meet on the first Tuesday of each month until Spring. For details, please refer to The Broken Barb.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Note: Although classes are tentatively set for the date shown here, please consult Steve’s posts on the CSF Anglers Google Group to confirm that the class will be held. He may be out of town.
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Note: Although classes are tentatively set for the date shown here, please consult Steve’s posts on the CSF Anglers Google Group to confirm that the class will be held. He may be out of town.
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Note: Although classes are tentatively set for the date shown here, please consult Steve’s posts on the CSF Anglers Google Group to confirm that the class will be held. He may be out of town.
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Note: Although classes are tentatively set for the date shown here, please consult Steve’s posts on the CSF Anglers Google Group to confirm that the class will be held. He may be out of town.
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly-Tyers “Brew Tie” Night
This monthly no-host DIY fly tying with nibbles, brews, and camaraderie is a must for CSF tyers.
Come one, come all to tie some flies and drink a couple beers.
There will be a table available if anyone would like to display their hand-tied flies.
Bring a towel or other cover for the tables to make it easier to gather your tying waste and to prevent glue spots from reaching tabletops.
Ghost Runners is hidden inside a small industrial park so scout the access in daylight. Once found, it’s easy to locate but first search can be tricky. It’s located between St. Johns and Andresen, set far back on the north side of Minnehaha Street.
Bring your fly tying stuff, non tyers are also welcome.
Tyers will meet on the first Tuesday of each month until Spring. For details, please refer to The Broken Barb.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly-Tyers “Brew Tie” Night
This monthly no-host DIY fly tying with nibbles, brews, and camaraderie is a must for CSF tyers.
Come one, come all to tie some flies and drink a couple beers.
There will be a table available if anyone would like to display their hand-tied flies.
Bring a towel or other cover for the tables to make it easier to gather your tying waste and to prevent glue spots from reaching tabletops.
Ghost Runners is hidden inside a small industrial park so scout the access in daylight. Once found, it’s easy to locate but first search can be tricky. It’s located between St. Johns and Andresen, set far back on the north side of Minnehaha Street.
Bring your fly tying stuff, non tyers are also welcome.
Tyers will meet on the first Tuesday of each month until Spring. For details, please refer to The Broken Barb.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Monthly Members Meeting
We meet at The Black Pearl Event Center at 56 S 1st Street, Washougal, WA 98671. Food and beverages are available.
https://goo.gl/maps/HZJ13bMtgZtrZwQHA
5:30 to 6:30 is Wet Fly Hour—Come and Kibitz
At 6:30 there is a business meeting with conservation and fishing reports and announcements.
A presentation on fishing, conservation or education starts at 7:00.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.
Fly Casting Skills Development Class
Program director: Steve Jones
Fly Casting Skills Development (FCSD) is a fun way to improve casting skills for all flyfishers in a self-paced fashion. FCSD is an expanded and redesigned version of the Fly Casting Skills Challenge. There are now four levels from beginner to advanced: Foundation, Bronze, Silver and Gold. By clicking here, students will find the links to all the information needed for achieving and confirming achievement at each level. The casting videos found in the Fly Casting Video Library teach many of the skills required to advance through the FCSD.