Saturday, January 2, 2010
Attn: Fly Fishing Gals
There are "gals" that are veterans as well and we could use more "gal" volunteers to support the PHW efforts with the veterans at both the "indoor" fly tying and casting sessions as well as the outdoor "outings".
We will help you with your tying and castings skills that will meet the needs with the veterans for the "sessions". Materials and equipment is furnished at the PHW "sessions". We try to have a single fly pattern at the "sessions" so everyone is tying the same fly and we can cross support each volunteer and the veteran. Your skills may improve as well, or you may help us improve ours!
It all about "serving those who have served"!
Monday, November 23, 2009
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Updates
Thanks
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Project Healing Waters Midwest Website Launches
A few weeks ago I went to my first PHW outing in the MN area. I stood watching the Vets come off the bus and it brought tears to my eyes. These were the men and women who sacrificed to protect my freedom. The least we can do is support them as they make their recovery both physically and emotionally. Please consider what you can do to get involved with this program. This organization truly makes a difference in the lives of our Troops!
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Shirts by Gray Goat Fly Fishing - www.graygoatflyfishing.com

I ordered two colors because I couldn't decide between the two! They are super cute with zippers that match the colors of the stripes on the side (pink, aqua or white). The fit is a petite but I am 5'7 and as you can see in the photo, it fits perfect. Check out the shirts at Gray Goat Fly Fishing and be sure and check out the rest of the site.

Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fishing Around the Clock and Around the Nation - By Recycled Fish
Fishing around the clock and around the country.
Raising awareness for the problems facing our waters.
Raising money to help them.
Our lakes, streams and seas are in trouble. It is the result of many things, from over-consuming water to over-harvest of fish to pollution to invasive species. Many of the main issues come from problems in our broader environment because our “lifestyle runs downstream.”
Anglers - people who love to fish - are the first to notice, because we spend time on the water observing our surroundings. Problems in our environment often show up first in our waters - it all runs downstream. We’re doing something about it with the 24 Hour Fish-A-Thon.
We’re standing up as not just users of our natural resources, but as stewards. We’re raising the flag for simple things anybody can do to ensure healthy waters for fish and wildlife - and for each of us.
Below is the growing list of anglers who has agreed to participate in a national event to fish for 24 hours straight. Each of them is highlighting a different issue facing our fisheries, and something we can do to solve it.
Anglers fish in teams both for safety and also so they can catch-photo-release each fish for documentation purposes in a way that minimizes fish handling and out-of-water time for the fish.
Each angler team is also competing to see who can catch more and bigger fish using the Angling Masters Fish Calculator. While there are problems with our waters, there are still amazing experiences to be had on them, which is a big part of the story.
Every angler will be practicing catch and release, cleaning up the areas they are fishing in, using SAFE Angling gear like single barbless hooks and non-toxic lead alternative weights. This is about more than fishing, it’s about leaving something great for generations to come.
Meet the Anglers - Further details at http://recycledfish.org/home/?p=653
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
New Features to FlyFishingGals.com
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