Project Healing Waters

Lawrence being Lawrence.

Monday Nov 2 we will tie a freshwater scud. The photo shows an actual skeleton of a scud from the Colorado River at Lee’s Ferry. When living in the river, the scud is olive green and thrives on the underwater vegetation. When it dies,the scud turns bright orange. This is the skeleton and is nearly 3/8 long. Join us at 9 am.

PHWFF received the FFI Fly Fishing Skills Education Award for an organization last night. The award is well deserved.

Support our programs by bidding in this auction. Our programs are free to participants because of the contributions of donors like you. Thank you!

Join us for this 3-night virtual event, especially the women's program on October 29.

PHWFF will receive the Education Award from FFI this Wednesday.

The fly for Monday, Oct. 19 will be the Royal Wulff. It was first tied by Lee Wulff. Wulff is credited with being an early conservationist. He felt that fish like the Atlantic salmon were too beautiful to catch just once and released his fish. He promoted catch and release fishing. Join in at 9 am.

Watch Jim Graham of the Long Beach PHWFF program on an episode of the SeaHunter at Freedom Ranch for Heroes in MT. https://youtu.be/7_9y9y76OFI

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Monday, October 5, the fly will be the Royal Coachman. It was thought to have been first tied in the 1800's as the Coachman and was popular in the United Kingdom. When it made it across the Atlantic to the United Stated, it was used as is and later modified to the Royal Coachman, as we tie it today. Join us at 9am.

Check out the auction items from Healing on the Fly New York, October 6-11. Here's the link. https://e.givesmart.com/events/guq/