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February 2023 Newsletter
November 2022 Meeting
Come to the next Rhody monthly meeting on Tuesday, November 15th at 6:30PM!
Our November meeting will be our ‘Annual Fly Tying Event,’ where this year we will be tying flies for our charity – ‘REEL RECOVERY’, an amazing organization dedicated to helping men who have, or who have had Cancer, by bringing them into the peaceful world of fly fishing and fly tying.
To view the November newsletter click here.
2022-23 WINTER SEASON STARTS Tuesday, October 18th, 6:30pm
We’re starting our 2022-23 indoor meeting schedule by having
some delicious pizza, and then watching the adventures of Striped Bass as they
make their way up and down the Atlantic Coast!
So, come join us on Tuesday, October 19th, have some pizza and catch up with good friends – then enjoy a video on Striped Bass. Get there early!
To view the latest newsletter click here.
April Pizza Party!
Come join us on Tuesday, April 19th at 6:30 pm, when we will continue with our last winter indoor meeting until October. After we eat we will have a nice little video showing of ‘Fly Fishing for Stripers on Cape Cod.’ A nice look at fishing the Cape Cod flats during the sandeel hatch and a section on fishing from a boat in the famous ‘Cape Rips!’ Generally this month we would have had one of our famous ‘Rhody Cookouts’ to celebrate the coming of our fishing season, but the rules have changed as to ‘Rhody’ using the fire pit here at the Riverside Sportsmen Club. So, we will go with our famous ‘Pizza Party’ this time, and hope for a change in the rules. Again, we will have a few Great Raffle Prizes, and some fishing tackle for sale. The bottle water and soft drinks are on us this evening, and bar refreshments are available for purchase! Hope to see you there! Bring a friend and introduce them to some great people here at Rhody Fly Rodders!
We’re Back! March meeting is happening! Tuesday, March 15th 6:30pm
Tuesday, March 15th 6:30pm “Everything you ever wanted to know about the NARROW RIVER with Ed Lombardo.
Come join us on Tuesday, March 15th at 6:30 pm, when we will continue on with our winter indoor meetings. This month we will have Ed Lombardo, and he will present a look at ‘Everything you ever wanted to know about the Narrow River.’ Ed and Geno Rapa are the resident ‘Riverkeepers and fish this great estuary all year long! So come learn all the spots, how and when to fish and what flies are the most productive! We’ll have a few Raffle Prizes, some fishing tackle for sale, and bar refreshments are available! Hope to see you there. Bring a friend and introduce them to some great people.
November 2021 Meeting
Our November meeting will be our ‘Annual Fly Tying Event, where this year we will be trying to tie flies for this year’s charity – ‘Project Healing Waters’, an amazing organization dedicated to helping our wounded veterans heal their bodies and minds, by bringing them into the peaceful world of fly fishing and fly tying. . These retreats are run by professional facilitators and expert fly fishing instructors. They provide a safe reflective environment, expert fly fishing instruction, all at no cost. Truly a worthy cause. PLEASE join us for this fly tying meeting.
April Meeting Canceled – Next Indoor Meeting – October 20, 2020
Due to this Coronavirus pandemic, we are officially cancelling our April Meeting.
I think we all knew that this would be the case as this dreaded virus continues to
spread and get worse, so the experts have asked all to sequester at home!
Lately more and more sequestering is taking place, and I hope you all are following
all the guidelines that will keep all you ‘old guys’ safe! I kid, but to have a meeting
with mostly members that are 50-85 years old, doesn’t make sense
View the April newsletter here.
March Meeting Cancelled
Rhody Fly Rodders and Friends,
March Meeting
‘FLY INTO THE ROCKS’
Tips & Tactics for Fly Fishing New
England Boulder Fields for Striped
Bass from Shore, with Jerry Audet…
Tuesday, March 17th at 6:30pm.
Boulder fields are found throughout the entire Striper
Coast, but are particularly prevalent in New England.
They are some of the “fishiest” locations along our coast,
and tend to be very consistent all season long in holding
fish. They are also some of the most challenging places
to fish, and require knowledge, and skill to access them.
Boulder fields are Jerry’s favorite place to fish, and he
will be discussing tactics and tips, gear and flys and
key variables in the understanding the structure and
how to unlock it. It’s all about the corners and edges!
He will provide both tried-and-true information and novel
ideas for making the most of the opportunities that exist
“in the rocks”- particularly at night.
Jerry Audet is a dedicated surf fisherman, who fishes
both plugs and flies. He regularly fishes a huge swath of
the coast from Long Island Sound to The Gulf of Maine.
He resides in Worchester County, MA.
We will have some great bucket Raffles, flies and hats for
sale along with good conversations with great friends.
All are welcome. Bring a friend.