San Gabriel Fly Fishers

It seems SGFF member Ben Landrum was holding out on us with another Christmas Island photo. A real nice Blue Parrotfish, and not the worst view either. Judging by the goofy smile on his face, he clearly had a blast out there!!

SGFF just had our monthly meeting and you know what that means…..

It’s time for Craft Brews and Clousers!!!!

Join us at this Sunday (February 22rd) from 2-4pm to tie flies, catch a game on tv, grab a tasty brew, and connect as a club and community.

You don’t have to be a member to tie with us, so bring your vise and materials and meet us at the brewery Sunday February 22rd

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We are off to a big start for 2026 over here at SGFF. Lots of exciting guest speakers, outings, and projects that we can’t wait to share with everyone!

But first: It’s time for the first club meeting of 2026!!! Join us Tuesday, January 20th when our guest speaker will be, the club’s very own, Chris Summers.

Chris grew up in Western Washington on Puget Sound where he spent most of his free time outside in the woods or on the water. A long time fisherman, at 12 he received his first fly rod from his grandfather. Chris spent much of his time on the water chasing anadromous fish salmon, steelhead, and cutthroat trout. When he moved to Texas in 2021, Chris says he “could count the number of bass and sunfish he had caught on one hand and had never heard of Rio Grande Cichlids” (something tells us, this may have changed since he moved here).

His presentation on Tuesday will focus on the unique and special fisheries in Washington state and how to plan a DIY trip to the Kettle River in the NE section of the state.

As always, our meetings are free and open to the public.

Join us:
Tuesday January 20th

1101 N College St
Georgetown, TX 78626

Doors open at 6:30pm
Meeting starts at 7pm

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