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NKFF September 5 Meeting at New Day Ranch.  Our September meeting will be a “Low Country Boil” done by the Club just for the fun of it!  Potatoes, small onions, corn-on-the cob, smoked sausage, and shrimp.   Like a crawfish boil, but it’s not crawfish season!  You may be called upon to come early and help […]

Join us at the Main Shelter at Pioneer Park on the 1st for our anual fish fry. August 1 meeting at Pioneer Park on Madison Pike. Our Annual Fish Fry, casting practice, stream fishing, and expecting a guest from Kentucky Fish & Wildlife for Q&A. If you’re a first time attendee you are invited to

Details Bring your favorite chili and you may be crowned Chili King for the Year.   This is one of our favorite events of the year and we are hoping for lots of participation.  Bring your chili in a crock pot with a serving utensil and we will supply everything else including the electricity to keep your

Dr. Raymond Poff, the Recreation Administration Program Coordinator, and leader for WKU Fly Fishing. Offering WKU fly-fishing experiences (since 2005) provides amazing opportunities to teach and interact with students, families, and our community. He’ll talk with us about his WKU program as well as his annual trip that he sponsors to Montana. Dinner reservations are

Come hear about fishing the Little Miami and Licking Rivers from two of our own. Drake Perry Drake is a passionate fly fisherman and has “if it has fins & swims I’d like to catch it“ attitude. Drake grew up learning how to fly fish on the Little Miami River and refined his skill out

Rob Worthing, M.D. – Founding Member Tenkara Guides  Rob Worthing, MD, has had rod in hand for over 30 years. An avid angler, climber, backpacker, Navy veteran, and wilderness medical professional, he has appeared in a variety of fly fishing magazines, books, television shows, and events at regional, national, and international levels. He is a

Dustan Harley was born less than a mile from the Saint Joseph River and can’t remember a time when he wasn’t on the river fishing. He grew up fishing on the rivers of Indiana and Michigan and is lucky enough today to spend most days on those same rivers. He founded Ripple Guide Service in

Join us for an evening with author and NKFF Life Member Ron Ellis. Ron Ellis, a native Kentuckian, is the author of Yonder, Cogan’s Woods, and Brushes with Nature: The Art of Ron Van Gilder and editor of In That Sweet Country: Uncollected Writings of Harry Middleton and Of Woods & Waters: A Kentucky Outdoors Reader. He is a contributor to the anthologies Afield:

Jim Sauerheber has been an avid fisherman his whole life. He began fishing for crappie, bass and bluegill as a young child. In early adulthood, he picked up a fly rod and has been fly fishing ever since. His home waters are the Cumberland and Barren Rivers. He also makes yearly fly fishing trips out to