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Women's Flyfishing Clubs

United States

Arkansas

  • The River Runners Women’s Fly Fishing Club
    317 South Spruce Street
    Garnett, KS 66032 

    Email: bhulett1975@gmail.com

    Welcomes members from Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. They came into being in 2008 and are anxious to have other women from this part of the country who share a love of fly fishing join with them to have fun, and create new friendships and lasting memories. They strive to provide a friendly and supportive environment for women of all skills levels to learn and to participate in the art of fly fishing. They do not require membership dues at the present time, but share the costs of their quarterly outings.

  • Damsel Flyfishers
    33 Turnberry Court Mountain Home,
    Arkansas, 72653, US
    Email: jiggles2@suddenlink.net

Arizona


California

Colorado

  • Colorado Women Flyfishers
    P.O. Box 101137
    Denver, CO 80250

    Website: www.colowomenflyfishers.org/
    email: info@colowomenflyfishers.org

    COLORADO WOMEN FLYFISHERS is a sociable organization for women who flyfish. The purpose of CWF is to fish, have fun and enjoy the camaraderie of other women who delight in the sport of flyfishing. While not intended primarily as a "learn to fish" club, CWF welcomes all ability levels, and offers a supportive environment wherein every member can improve her flyfishing knowledge and skills.

    Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month (except July & December) at Piccolo's Restaurant, 3563 S. Monaco Parkway, Denver. Social hour starts at 5:30, dinner (optional) is at 6:30, meeting and program at 7:30. Dues are $25/calendar year and entitle members to such benefits as monthly meetings and informative programs, frequent day and weekend (or longer) fishing trips, monthly newsletter, parties and social events, instructional clinics, fishin' buddy roster and lots more. Women in the Denver area are invited to visit our next meeting and join in the fun! Tight lines, everyone!

Connecticut

  • Connecticut Women Anglers on the Fly
    24 Dryden Drive
    Meriden , Ct 06450
    e-mail: frostydcs@aol.com

Delaware

  • Delaware Valley Women's Fly Fishing Association
    128 Glen Mills Road
    Glen Mills, PA 19342
    Contact: Alysson Cwyk (President) alysson.b.cwyk@gmail.com
    Website: www.dvwffa.org
    Instagram: @dvwffa
    The Delaware Valley Women’s Fly Fishing Association was formed in 1996 by a small group of fly fishers in the Philadelphia region who wanted to create a network of similarly interested women. Since it’s inception, the club has grown to currently serve nearly 100 members along the Mid-Atlantic states. The club offers learning opportunities for novice to advanced anglers both on and off the stream, with programming covering a wide range of topics, from fly fishing techniques to stream tactics and fly tying. While trips and outings near and far are the major focus of DVWFFA’s activities, numerous casting clinics, tying workshops, entomology seminars and social gatherings are held throughout the year.  The self-published quarterly newsletter, “A Woman’s Angle,” provides a means for keeping members informed of club activities, highlights issues concerning women anglers, and showcases opportunities for networking and travel. Membership is $30 annually.

Florida

Georgia

  • Georgia Women Flyfishers
    325 Spring Lake Terrace
    Roswell, GA 30076

    Website: www.georgiawomenflyfishing.com
    e-mail: cvemery@aol.com

    GWFF was founded in October of 1997.The purpose of our club is to introduce and educate women in the sport of flyfishing in a supportive, non-competitive environment, to fish and to have fun! We welcome all ability levels and we invite you to check us out at our next meeting.

    GaWomFly monthly meetings are held on the second Monday of every month at the Delkwood Grill located at 2769 Delk Road in Marietta. The meetings begin at 7:00 p.m., but all are welcome to arrive as early as 5:30 for fly tying and socializing.

Idaho

  • Women Flyfishers of Idaho (WFFI)
    600 S Walnut St
    Boise, ID 83712 

    Website: www.wffid.com
    Email: pegmendenhall@msn.com

    WFFID founded in 1996. We are a non-profit organization that strives to provide a forum for women fly fishers of all levels to increase their knowledge, experience and pleasure in the sport of fly fishing.

Illinois

Indiana

Kansas

  • The River Runners Women’s Fly Fishing Club
    317 South Spruce Street
    Garnett, KS 66032 

    email  bhulett1975@gmail.com
    WEbsite: http://rrwfclub.shutterfly.com

    Welcomes members from Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. They came into being in 2008 and are anxious to have other women from this part of the country who share a love of fly fishing join with them to have fun, and create new friendships and lasting memories. They strive to provide a friendly and supportive environment for women of all skills levels to learn and to participate in the art of fly fishing. They do not require membership dues at the present time, but share the costs of their quarterly outings.

Maine

Maine TU Women Fly Fishers is a non-profit social organization for Maine women who love to flyfish or have an interest in learning a new skill!  We welcome all ability levels and offer a supportive environment for women of any level to improve their skills and knowledge.  We have monthly social/educational meetings and periodic events on the water.  The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for women to network with others who fish, to provide educational opportunities about flyfishing and most importantly, to have fun!

Maryland

  • Chesapeake Women Anglers
    P.O. Box 296, Phoenix, MD 21131

    E-mail: cwamembership@gmail.com
    website: http://www.chesapeakewomenanglers.org/

    Chesapeake Women Anglers is a premier flyfishing club serving the Chesapeake Bay Area, Maryland, northern Virginia, Washington, D.C. and south central PA. We are dedicated to promoting fly fishing for women through education activities including clinics, mentoring and fly fishing outings.

  • Delaware Valley Women's Fly Fishing Association
    128 Glen Mills Road
    Glen Mills, PA 19342
    Contact: Alysson Cwyk (President) alysson.b.cwyk@gmail.com
    Website: www.dvwffa.org
    Instagram: @dvwffa
    The Delaware Valley Women’s Fly Fishing Association was formed in 1996 by a small group of fly fishers in the Philadelphia region who wanted to create a network of similarly interested women. Since it’s inception, the club has grown to currently serve nearly 100 members along the Mid-Atlantic states. The club offers learning opportunities for novice to advanced anglers both on and off the stream, with programming covering a wide range of topics, from fly fishing techniques to stream tactics and fly tying. While trips and outings near and far are the major focus of DVWFFA’s activities, numerous casting clinics, tying workshops, entomology seminars and social gatherings are held throughout the year.  The self-published quarterly newsletter, “A Woman’s Angle,” provides a means for keeping members informed of club activities, highlights issues concerning women anglers, and showcases opportunities for networking and travel. Membership is $30 annually.

Massachussetts

  • Mass Women Fly Fishers
    19 Abbott Street
    Beverly, Ma. O1915
    www.masswomenflyfishers.org
    Contact: Jennifer Hall

    MWFF is a social organization for women who fly-fish. The purpose of MWFF is to fish, have fun and enjoy the camaraderie of other women who delight in the sport of fly-fishing. While not intended primarily as a "learn to fish" club, MWFF welcomes all ability levels, and offers a supportive environment wherein every member can improve her fly-fishing knowledge and skills.

    We invite you to check us out at our next meeting. Please contact us for more information.

Michigan

  • Flygirls of Michigan
    7315 Altadena
    Royal Oak, MI 48067
    Website: http://www.flygirls.ws
    email: annmiller@aol.com

    Activities: networking, fishing outings, learning events (casting, fly tying, entomology, rod building), newsletter, breast cancer recovery retreats, mentoring young female anglers. Mission: To provide a forum for education, fishing, and stewardship for women through the sport of flyfishing.

Minnesota

  • Fly Fishing Women of Minnesota

    Website: www.flyfishingwomenmn.com
    Email: ffwnmn@gmail.com
    Address: P.O. Box 24592, Edina, MN   55424
    Phone: (763) 639-4887

    Established in 2003, Fly Fishing Women of Minnesota provides women of all ages the opportunity to participate in the sport of fly fishing through activities and education. We welcome women of all fly fishing skill levels as well as their families and significant others.  Our annual dues are $25.00.  We have monthly meetings throughout the year; and schedule special events during the fishing season.

    Our Mission: To promote personal enrichment for women through fly fishing education and experiences. By: Enhancing camaraderie with like-minded women; Providing opportunities to learn in a supportive environment from enthusiastic peers; Promoting conservation through fly fishing activities; and Developing strong role models through community involvement.

  • Minnesota Steelheader's Women on the Fly
    PO Box 10848
    St. Paul, MN 55110
    Contact Email: Lisa Murphy - womenontheflyms@gmail.com
                   www.facebook.com/womenontheflyms
    Minnesota Steelheader's Women on the Fly is a program designed for beginner and intermediate female anglers of all ages to learn the fundamentals of fishing Minnesota's North Shore streams and rivers within a supportive culture. 

Missouri

  • The River Runners Women’s Fly Fishing Club
    317 South Spruce Street
    Garnett, KS 66032 

    email bhulett1975@gmail.com
    Website: http://rrwfclub.shutterfly.com/.
    Welcomes members from Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. They came into being in 2008 and are anxious to have other women from this part of the country who share a love of fly fishing join with them to have fun, and create new friendships and lasting memories. They strive to provide a friendly and supportive environment for women of all skills levels to learn and to participate in the art of fly fishing. They do not require membership dues at the present time, but share the costs of their quarterly outings.

Montana

Gallatin Valley Wad’n Women
13840 Kelly Canyon Rd
Bozeman, MT 59715
e-mail trout.girl@earthlink.net

New Jersey

  • Delaware Valley Women's Fly Fishing Association
    128 Glen Mills Road
    Glen Mills, PA 19342
    Contact: Alysson Cwyk (President) alysson.b.cwyk@gmail.com
    Website: www.dvwffa.org
    Instagram: @dvwffa
    The Delaware Valley Women’s Fly Fishing Association was formed in 1996 by a small group of fly fishers in the Philadelphia region who wanted to create a network of similarly interested women. Since it’s inception, the club has grown to currently serve nearly 100 members along the Mid-Atlantic states. The club offers learning opportunities for novice to advanced anglers both on and off the stream, with programming covering a wide range of topics, from fly fishing techniques to stream tactics and fly tying. While trips and outings near and far are the major focus of DVWFFA’s activities, numerous casting clinics, tying workshops, entomology seminars and social gatherings are held throughout the year.  The self-published quarterly newsletter, “A Woman’s Angle,” provides a means for keeping members informed of club activities, highlights issues concerning women anglers, and showcases opportunities for networking and travel. Membership is $30 annually.

Nevada

New York

  • Julianna Anglers
    P.O. Box 1143
    New York, NY 10185

    Website: www.julianasanglers.com
    email: hoopsnflies@msn.com
  • Delaware Valley Women's Fly Fishing Association
    128 Glen Mills Road
    Glen Mills, PA 19342
    Contact: Alysson Cwyk (President) alysson.b.cwyk@gmail.com
    Website: www.dvwffa.org
    Instagram: @dvwffa
    The Delaware Valley Women’s Fly Fishing Association was formed in 1996 by a small group of fly fishers in the Philadelphia region who wanted to create a network of similarly interested women. Since it’s inception, the club has grown to currently serve nearly 100 members along the Mid-Atlantic states. The club offers learning opportunities for novice to advanced anglers both on and off the stream, with programming covering a wide range of topics, from fly fishing techniques to stream tactics and fly tying. While trips and outings near and far are the major focus of DVWFFA’s activities, numerous casting clinics, tying workshops, entomology seminars and social gatherings are held throughout the year.  The self-published quarterly newsletter, “A Woman’s Angle,” provides a means for keeping members informed of club activities, highlights issues concerning women anglers, and showcases opportunities for networking and travel. Membership is $30 annually.

North Carolina

Ohio

  • Buckeye United Fly Fishers
    P.O. Box 42614
    Cincinnati, OH 45242
    Website http://www.buckeyeflyfishers.com/index.asp
                
    Women’s Program : www.buckeyeflyfishers.com/buffwomen/default.html
    contact: Cari Vota email: vota@zoomtown.com
     
    Buckeye United Fly Fishers, Inc. is a non-profit organization located in Cincinnati, Ohio for the preservation, conservation and wise use of our fishing waters and game fish; and to assist in the protection and improvement of our natural resources. B.U.F.F. has been in existence since 1975 and is a major influence in the growing popularity of fly fishing in the greater tristate area (Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky).  The Women’s Programs include social, networking, and fishing outings.

Oklahoma

  • The River Runners Women’s Fly Fishing Club
    317 South Spruce Street
    Garnett, KS 66032 

    email bhulett@allegiance.tv

    Welcomes members from Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. They came into being in 2008 and are anxious to have other women from this part of the country who share a love of fly fishing join with them to have fun, and create new friendships and lasting memories. They strive to provide a friendly and supportive environment for women of all skills levels to learn and to participate in the art of fly fishing. They do not require membership dues at the present time, but share the costs of their quarterly outings.

Oregon

  • Stonefly Maidens
    PO Box 1451
    Lake Oswego, Or
    97035-3401

    e-mail: info@stoneflymaidens.org
    website: http://www.stoneflymaidens.org/index.html

    Our mission is to create opportunities, encourage, educate, and mentor womens participation in the sport of flyfishing. Our goal is to bring women together who share a love of flyfishing and the beauty of nature to create friendships and lasting memories.

Pennsylvania

  • Delaware Valley Women's Fly Fishing Association
    128 Glen Mills Road
    Glen Mills, PA 19342
    Contact: Alysson Cwyk (President) alysson.b.cwyk@gmail.com
    Website: www.dvwffa.org
    Instagram: @dvwffa
    The Delaware Valley Women’s Fly Fishing Association was formed in 1996 by a small group of fly fishers in the Philadelphia region who wanted to create a network of similarly interested women. Since it’s inception, the club has grown to currently serve nearly 100 members along the Mid-Atlantic states. The club offers learning opportunities for novice to advanced anglers both on and off the stream, with programming covering a wide range of topics, from fly fishing techniques to stream tactics and fly tying. While trips and outings near and far are the major focus of DVWFFA’s activities, numerous casting clinics, tying workshops, entomology seminars and social gatherings are held throughout the year.  The self-published quarterly newsletter, “A Woman’s Angle,” provides a means for keeping members informed of club activities, highlights issues concerning women anglers, and showcases opportunities for networking and travel. Membership is $30 annually.

  • Fly Girls of the Mid Atlantic 
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Flygirlsmidatlantic

Rhode Island

South Carolina

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Virginia

  • ReelLadies
    2756 Avenel Ave. S.W.
    Roanoke, Virginia 24015

    email: reellady@mindspring.com

    Reelladies was started in early 2000 to promote fly fishing for women in a non competitive atmosphere where women help women

  • Chesapeake Women Anglers
    PO Box 394, Lisbon, Maryland 21765

    E-mail: vcwalters1@verizon.net
    website: http://www.chesapeakewomenanglers.org/

    Chesapeake Women Anglers is a premier flyfishing club serving the Chesapeake Bay Area, Maryland, northern Virginia, Washington, D.C. and south central PA. We are dedicated to promoting fly fishing for women through education activities including clinics, mentoring and fly fishing outings.

Washington

Washington, D.C.

Chesapeake Women Anglers is a premier flyfishing club serving the Chesapeake Bay Area, Maryland, northern Virginia, Washington, D.C. and south central PA. We are dedicated to promoting fly fishing for women through education activities including clinics, mentoring and fly fishing outings.

Wisconsin

Canada

Alberta

Calgary Women Fly Fishers Club,
26 Beddington Gardens NE,
Calgary, Alberta T3K 4N9
1 403 719-FISH (3474)

Email: calgarywomenflyfishers@gmail.com

Website: www.calgarywomenflyfishers.com

British Columbia

Broads With Rods
c/o Mharie Sinclaire
Box 2277 Main Station
Merritt B.C. V1K1B8
Email troutexpress2001@yahoo.ca

Membership : 12 ladies- with all kinds of experience & ALL ages
Programs: Once a month - lake trips- seminars & get-to-gethers,Casting for Cancer Day

We ask any other clubs, who would like to visit our little town in Canada & join us on a field trip to a local lake for a campout to write to my Email address. Would love to host an event. We have over 200 lakes to choose from & the Motto of Merritt is "a lake a day as long as you stay" Superior quality of nutrient water systems for still water float tubing. - Thank you

Ontario

Ireland

Dublin

Sweden

Japan

Tokyo

    New Zealand

    U.K.

    Rotherham

    Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset 

    • The Damsel Flies
      East Stoke Cottage
      Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset
      carolinelhfreeman@hotmail.com
    • Welsh Ladies Angling Division
      Spring Gardens, Parrog Rd
      Newport Pembs West Wales, SA 42ORJ Great Britain

      E-mail: prichard@springgardens.fsnet.co.uk

      We named our group as Welsh Ladies Angling Division because WLAD in Welsh language means Country. At the beginning, some anglers thought that there was no need to have ladies group. But now we are doing well and have some 25 members. Among us, 12 anglers are in the Welsh Ladies Fly Fishing Team. We recently acquired grants to purchase equipment, etc. as our aim is to involve more women young and old in fishing.