NKFF March Monthly Meeting

NKFF Meeting @ Florence Lions Clubhouse in Florence, KY – March 3rd – 5:30-8:30

Every person who attends this meeting either in person or on Zoom will receive a sample of the Rio Kahuna Lt. Strike Indicator.  Click HERE for more details.

This meeting will be face-to-face at the Lyons Club, but for those who do not want to attend in person, the program will also be offered live on Zoom at 7:15 pm on March 3rd.

Zoom link is:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83988753586?pwd=eFJlWEtXUXZUR21iUExKblFvRXUrUT09

Program – Molly Semenik – Improving Your Casting Accuracy

Molly Semenik Welcomes You

I have been fortunate to have had many professional fly fishing mentors. Many of whom are today in their 90’s. I have learned from them and feel it is my duty and privilege to share the history of the sport through the most current techniques, philosophies, and opportunities.

Career

• Started Tie The Knot Fly Fishing in 2001
• Guided in Montana for 14 years
• A Montana Outfitter for 7 years
• Experienced fly fishing in warm water, saltwater, and cold water
• A Member of Fly Fishers International (FFI) Board of Governors for 10 years
• Fly Fishers International, Certified Master Casting Instructor (MCI) and Certified Two-Hand Casting Instructor (THCI)
• Annually teaches over 400 students throughout the United States through schools, shops, clubs, shows

About Molly Semenik

While growing up in Michigan, I had plenty of water to practice my fly fishing skills. The Pere Marquette, Au Sable, and Jordan rivers were favorites. At the age of fourteen, my father gave me his Orvis bamboo fly rod and that was the beginning of my venture into the world of fly fishing. In 1979, I moved west to Utah and spent the next twenty years fly fishing not only Utah’s famous Green and Provo rivers but also as far south as Lee’s Ferry in Arizona. And even farther south, I began fly fishing in the salt. In 2000, my family and I moved to Montana to begin my career as a professional fly fishing instructor and guide.

With the addition of grandchildren to the family, moving to be closer to family was the driving force in moving to Washington state.  My husband and I now live in Birch Bay, Washington where I not only fish for trout but have added salmon and steelhead and Dungeness crab to the mix.

What’s For Dinner:

• Roast Pork Loin & Gravy
• Baked Apples
• Au Gratin Potatoes
• Vegetable Medley
• Salad & Rolls
• Desert