Who We Are
The Chico Area Flyfishers are a non-profit organization dedicated to the sport of fly fishing. Monthly activities include meetings, fish-outs, and fly tying seminars. The club promotes the preservation and restoration of streams, rivers and lakes, particularly those within California. We support youth programs that provide both education and enjoyment to young people interested in fishing. All club activities endeavor to promote learning the art of fly fishing and developing an appreciation for healthy fisheries.
The Chico Area Flyfishers are a non-profit organization dedicated to the sport of fly fishing. Monthly activities include meetings, fish-outs, and fly tying seminars. The club promotes the preservation and restoration of streams, rivers and lakes, particularly those within California. We support youth programs that provide both education and enjoyment to young people interested in fishing. All club activities endeavor to promote learning the art of fly fishing and developing an appreciation for healthy fisheries.
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Officers
President: Pat Sleeper - (530)345-1197 V. President: John Cowan - (530) 966-0076 Secretary: Dave McKinney - (530) 570-1342 Treasurer: John Cowan - (530) 966-0076 Board Of Directors
Scott Joyce Dana Miller Mike Pickering Eric See Board Appointees/Committee Chairpersons
Assistant to Secretary: Larry Willis Awards: Larry Willis CAF Website: John Cowan Donations: Pat Hallin, Lionel Valley Elections: Open Fishout Master: Elden Hinkle Fishout Master: Tom Rosenow Fishout Master: Eric See Fishout Master: Don Sleeper Fishout Master: Pat Sleeper Fly Tying: Open Fundraiser: Lionel Valley/Pat Hallin Historian: Open Investments: Lionel Valley Librarian: Open Membership: Pat Sleeper/John Cowan Newsletter Editor: Scott Sleeper Newsletter Proofreader: John Cowan Project Healing Waters: Stan Thomas, Pete Wiik Salmon in the Classroom: Eric See |
Special Thanks!
The Chico Area Flyfishers wish to express their sincere appreciation to the following PATRONS. Their financial support and contributions help to conserve, enhance, and develop the sport fisheries in Northern California
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