April 2015 Newsletter

P.O. Box 8203, Redlands, CA 92375www.deepcreekflyfishers.org

Table Of Contents:

Page 2... Speaker of the Month

Page 3... Meetings and Speakers

Page 4... Presidents Message

Page 5... Club Officers and Directors

Page 6... Education, Outings, Calendar, Trout In the Classroom

Page 7...Fly of the Month

Page 9...Deep Creek and Bear Creek Thermo-loggers

Page 11..Opportunity Drawing

Page 12..Membership Application

Page 13..Club Sponsors

Your 2015Membership Dues

Your membership dues goes towards paying the monthly speaker fees, club administrative costs such as maintaining our web site, liability insurance for our meetings, education classes, fund raising events, and club sponsored outings, dues for our membership in the International Federation of Fly Fishers, publishing hardcopies of the newsletter, and advertising flyers that help promote the club. We also purchase supplies for the fly tying, rod building, casting, and other educational classes that are scheduled throughout the year. And, they enable us to help out and pay back our major sponsors like the City of Riverside Parks & Recreation Dept. by proving a pancake breakfast and prizes for those participating in their Annual Family Fishing Derby held here at Fairmont Park, in Riverside. In order for the club to continue providing all the services mentioned above, please pay your annual dues as soon as possible. As added incentive this year were going to give each member one free entry ticket towards this year’s Custom Rod Raffle, simply by paying your 2015 membership dues by April 22nd. Read more about that in a separate article in the newsletter.

Please, even if you’re renewing your membership fill out our membership application and bring it with your dues to our next meeting, or mail the application with a check to:

Deep Creek Fly FishersP.O. Box 8203, Redlands CA 92375

Thanks again for renewing your membership with Deep Creek Fly Fishers. We hope everyone has a great 2015.

Speaker of the Month

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Cinda Howard has been an Arizona fl y fi shing guide for several years. She’s spent her whole life fi shing and picked up a fl y rod in 1996. She worked for the Orvis Company as a Fly Fishing Manager for eight years be-fore branching off and starting her own business in 2012. Cinda spends a considerable amount of time instructing people on the sport of fl y fi shing.Cinda has been featured in several fl y fi shing articles and books (“Fly Fisher’s Guide to Arizona” by Will Jordan, “Arizona’s Offi cial Fishing Guide” by Arizona Highways and Arizona Game and Fish Department) as an expert on fl y fi shing Arizona. She is extremely passionate not only

about fl y fi shing but also about teaching others. She hosts trips all across the world and has taken custom-ers fl y fi shing in Alaska, Belize, Oregon, Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and The Bahamas. Cinda loves to fi sh for trout, steelhead, pike, carp, bonefi sh, tarpon and anything else that will eat a fl y. She is a past President of Desert Fly Casters and is a Zane Grey Trout Unlimited board member.

Cinda HowardFly Fish Arizona and Beyondwww.fl yfi sharizona.com480-217-5089cinda@fl yfi sharizona.com

Cinda Howard

Next MonthWednesday May 27th

Make sure you mark your calendar for next month’s BBQ and White Elephant Sale

Meetings and Speakers

Meetings are held 7:00pm on the 4th Wednesday of each month, except December. Meetings are held at the Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 2601 Dexter Drive, inside Fairmount Park Riverside, CA.

Meet the Speaker for Dinner All members are invited to meet and have

dinner with this month’s speaker. Meet us at Art’s Bar and Grill, dinner will be at 4:30 pm. The food is great and the prices are very reasonable - each member pays for their own meal and any drinks.

Art’s Bar & Grill3357 University Avenue, Riverside 92501(91 Fwy. @ University Ave.) 951-683-9520 

2015 Custom Rod Raffl eAt January’s meeting we announced that

were going to give each member one free entry ticket towards this year’s Custom Rod Raffl e, simply by paying your 2015 membership dues by April 22nd. And Membership Chairman, Bob Yanta will also make sure that those that all members that have already paid their dues have a free ticket entered as well. YOU CAN ALSO INCREASE YOUR ODDS OF WINNING BY PURCHASING AS MANY TICKETS AS YOU WANT FOR $10 EACH.

This year Education Chairman Rick Proulx will build the winner a custom “Winston” Fly Rod – make and size of their choice. THE WINNING NAME WILL BE DRAWN AT OUR APRIL MEETING, AND YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT TO WIN.

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April 22nd- Cinda Howard/ Arizona Fly Fishing/ Fishing the Mogollon Rim, White Mountains, and Apache Indian Reservation areas of Arizona

May 27th- BBQ & White Elephant Sale

June 24th- Joe Contaldi / Owner & Guide of Performance Anglers / Fishing the Eastern Sierras

July 22nd- Ernie Gulley / Ernie Gully Fly Fishing Guide Service / Trophy Stillwater of the Eastern Sierra

August 26th- TBD

September 23rd- Joel Stewart/ Project Healing Waters/ Founder of Baghdad Anglers Club & School of Fly Fishing at one of Saddam Hussein’s former palaces.

October 28th- Conway Bowman/ Bowman Blue Water Guides & Outfi tters/ Warm Water Fly Fishing Opportunities in Southern California

November 18th- Members Night

December- No Meeting or Newsletter

Presidents Message

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Hello Everyone! Opening day for trout fi shing in the eastern Sierras is Saturday April 25th. Are you ready? Don’t forget to

renew you fi shing license with the CA Dept. of Fish & Wildlife. Due to the ongoing drought here in California I would suggest making plans to fi sh your favorite spots this spring or early summer, because many waters will be either too low or too warm later in the year.

We had a great turnout at our Lower Owens River outing. Pat Jeager of Eastern Sierra Guide Service put on an outstanding fl y fi shing clinic at Pleasant Valley Campground for all the beginners, followed up by instruction on the water in the wild trout section of the Lower Owens. Even experienced members of the club benefi tted from his instruction. Thanks to everyone who made the trip, and a very special THANK YOU to Robin Johnson who hosted pizza dinner for members at her home in Mammoth Lakes on Saturday night!

The Mammoth Lakes Opener is scheduled from April 30th – May 6th and might be the ideal time in 2015 to fi sh the areas from Bishop to Bridgeport in the Eastern Sierra’s. Give our Outing Director, Mike Telles a call to check out availability in one of the condos we rent for that week. It’s a great way to meet and get to know other members of the club.

Thanks to those of you that paid your membership dues by the end of March. Your name has been entered and you’re eligible to win a custom made Winston Rod of your choice at this year’s rod raffl e. We’ll be drawing the winning members name at April’s meeting.

This month’s meeting is 7pm on Wednesday, April 22nd Cinda Howard, owner of Fly Fishing Arizona Guide Service, and past President of Desert Fly Casters, will talk about fl y fi shing opportunities in the White Mountains of Arizona. I hope to see you all there!

Rob Wilcox, 2015 PresidentDeep Creek Fly Fishers

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Club Offi cers and Directors

President: Rob Wilcox, (949) 910-8729 robrwilcox@gmail.com Vice Ken Rhodes, (909) 860-8721President: kenrhodes@live.com Secretary: Michael Brown, (805) 796-6493 mike@pirateslair.com Treasurer: Mike Wright, (951) 805-9713 mikewright2m@me.com Conservation: Gary Applebee, (909) 213-6422 glapplebee@gmail

Membership: Bob Yanta, (951) 660-1735 bobyanta@sbcglobal.net Education: Rick Proulx, (951) 452-4590 gofi shrick@roadrunner.com Outings: Mike Telles, (951) 375-2140 miketelles@verizon.net Trout in the Doug Spieske, (909) 798-4151Classroom: dspieske@verizon.net Opportunity: Fred Hustead, (951) 369-1269 fredhustead@att.net Web Master: Greg LaPolla (951) 340-1409 glapolla@gmail.com Newsletter: Alex Wuebben alex_wuebben@sbcglobal.net

Club Store: Sean Robbins, (951) 300-8437 dinoracr@aol.com SWCIFFF Gary Applebee, (909) 213-6422Reps’: glapplebee@gmail

Robin Johnson, (951) 505-2028 Johnson2953@me.com Past Robin Johnson, (951) 505-2028President: Johnson2953@me.com

Past Gary Applebee, (909) 213-6422President: glapplebee@gmail.com

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PARKING PERMITS REQUIRED FOROUR MEETING NIGHTS

Be sure to ask for a 2015 Parking Permit when attending the monthly meetings. Per City ordinance, all vehicles parked in parking lots at Fairmount Park from dusk until dawn, without a permit will be ticketed. There is limited parking available in front of our clubhouse. Overfl ow parking is available directly across the street at Fairmont Park Golf Course.

DCFF Calendar is on the Internet

The Calendar lists all the activities that are going on in the club, such as training events, outings, meetings, conservation events, and many more.

To view the calendar: 1. Go to: www.deepcreekfl yfi sher.org 2. Click on the Calendar Tab at the top of the page 3. Then select: This Week, This Month, This Year, or ICAL

To subscribe to the calendar: Select ICAL, then Download the Public Events Calen-dar. It will appear in your computers default Calendar Pro-gram. As long as you have access to the internet, it will update automatically or you can “ refresh” to up-date the current calendar page.Any questions, or if you wish to have an event put on the calendar, contact Education Director, Rick Proulx at (951) 452-4590 or gofi shrick@roadrunner.com.

Education, Outings and Fundraising Calendar:

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Unless otherwise noted, the events below will be held at Izaak Walton Clubhouse in the city of Riverside’s Fairmont Park. If you need additional information contact the eventcoordinator listed. A donation of $10 for classes is requested from Club Members to assist us in defraying costs. A $10 donation is also requested for Training outings. Coffee and soft drinks will be available for full day classes and there will be a 1-hour lunch break.

April: 11th- Small Stream Fishing, Gary Applebee 18th- Knots and Shots, Mike Wright 9-11:30 am. Advanced Casting, Mike Wright 1-3pm 25th- Intermediate Fly Tying 9-12pm 30th-May 7th- Club Opener: Mike Telles

May: 9th- Fly Tying with Brett Browning, 9-12pm 21st-25th- San Juan Trip, Mike Wright

June: 6th- Intermediate Fly Tying 9-12pm 20th- Pancake Breakfast for city of Riverside

Trout In The Classroom: Late March and most of April has been pretty quiet for TIC. It’s been a very welcome rest from a very busy trout release schedule in late February and the first half of March when we released trout for 807 students from 17 schools-our busiest time of the year! On March 27, Jerry Searcy and Bob Kreider picked up the last batch of trout eggs for the season at the Mojave Hatchery in Victorville. After handing some off to Bill Reeves and Steve Reyes, they delivered the eggs to awaiting students and teachers in their classrooms. The eggs will probably have hatched by now and are growing rapidly in their aquaria and will be released by the students with our help in early to mid May. I would like to say a few words about receiving our clubs Life Membership Award at our club’s last meeting. It really came as a complete surprise to me and I was at a loss for words. I am touched and honored to have received this award from my fellow club members and friends. Being involved with TIC has always been very rewarding for me. It provides an opportunity to share some of the things we have learned as flyfishermen with the children of our communities, for their benefit as well as that of the community. The Deep Creek Fly Fishers have supported TIC from its inception, especially through the efforts of our TIC volunteers. These men and women are the greatest, and without their efforts throughout the years there would be no TIC. Whether it’s driving all over San Bernardino, Riverside, and even parts of LA county to deliver trout eggs, they are up for it! Organizing and supporting TIC teacher training classes is not a problem for them. Sending out yearly questionnaires for teachers and collecting the data and scheduling releases three times a year is not a problem for them. During all our releases the volunteers run the various stations and share their knowledge with the students. It’s just what we do, and we do it well! Listed below are the TIC volunteers of the DCF, past and present, in no particular order.

Bob Kreider Harold Ewart Gary Applebee Brett Browning Linda Browning Jerry Searcy Mike ButlerMickey Butler Sharyl Ewart Rod Castanien Bill Reeves Kent Heiliger Cathlene Fishman Carlo MarcheseJim Heine Ben Baldwin Carol Robb Steve Wierzbinski Mike Wright Dave Allred Ray MoonGeorge Plesher Rick Stark Steve Zaborski Charley Taverna Wally Meyers Scott Hanson Laura Hanson Bob Williams Roland Marchand Terri Shockley Forrest Kammerzell Rich Popko Rick OttoMarv Hoogendam Buzz Dawson Ron Bishop Steve Reyes Spencer Deal Jacob CastilloHumberto Sanchez Gene Drake Carl Westberg Robin Johnson Gordon Allman Pam Padgett ParkerTim Warburg Emil Marzullo Joe Lynch Kirby Lambert Don Campbell Bob Rothenberger Brian SnowLou Fawley Skip Davis Charley Cole

All of these men and women are or have been members of the Deep Creek Fly Fishers and all of them have made contributions to the Trout in the Classroom program, big contributions and small contributions, and all important. Thank you all! -Doug Spieske

Fly of the Month

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Pregnant Scud April 2015 Translated by Carl Wuebben

According to ANDREW PULS who earned his master’s degree as a fisheries biologist, there are sound reasons for tying the pregnant scud. Scientific research has demonstrated that orange segmented scuds suffer increased predation from trout, probably due to the crustacean’s increased visibility in the water. The orange bead in the middle of the body of the pregnant scud mimics a scud that is either full of eggs or has become infected by a parasite. The pregnant scud works especially well when you need a pattern containing a dash of flash or when fishing heavily pressured water. The fly has a unique, realistic look that most other anglers overlook.

1- Debarb hook- put bead on the hook – mount in the vise and start thread in at the rear of the hook (push bead to the eyelet). Now tie in your 5X ribbing.

2- Cut a piece of clear plastic freezer bag about a gape width (or side center to side center) then clip one end to a point and tie it in with the point forward and the rest hanging to the rear (slightly into the bend of the hook).

3- Now dub the rear body one of two ways, By hand = Pull a small length of thread out from the bobbin (about 3 inches) and put some dubbing wax on it, then twist on your dubbing with your fingers in either a clockwise or counterclock-wise direction between your thumb and index finger just pick one or the other direction and stick with it. With dubbing loop tool = bring about three inches of thread downward and put your dubbing tool on the thread then keep a hold on the tool with your left hand (for right handers) and bring your thread back up to the hook shank where your thread was started and put a few wraps back over the back part of what now is your dubbing loop. Put some dubbing in the entire loop and twist it till it’s tight. Bring your thread to the center of the hook shank. Now with either method wrap you dubbing forward to just before the halfway mark and tie and clip the end of the loop off then bring your bead up against your rear dubbed body and bring your thread over the top of the bead to the front of it and make a small dam in front of it to keep it in place better or you can whip fin-

Pattern:

How To Tie:

HOOK – Mustad C49S, Tiemco 2457 – 2487 – 2488 or any bent shank scud hook sizes #14 - #12

THREAD – Olive 8/0 (70denier)

BEAD- Orange glass bead (10/0 seed beads work from Jo-Anns)

RIB–5X clear monofilament

BODY –Light- olive sow-scud dubbing

WING – White deer hair

SHELLBACK – A Strip clipped from a plastic freezer bag

Fly of the Month (Cont.)

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ish the rear body –clip the thread- then push your bead up against the rear body and restart your thread then a thread dam in front of the bead.

4- Put some more dubbing on your thread like in part #3 and dub the front body but keep it close to the bead and wrap it forward to about 1 ½ eyelets space from the eye and tie off the dubbing thread or loop if you used it then use a dubbing rake or bodkin to pull out the fi bers and pull them downward to the side.

5- Bring your plastic shellback over the top of the fl y and try to get as much fi bers from the dubbing to go down each side then stretch it a little and tie of in front where your thread is now. Clip off any excess plastic.

6- Now counter wrap your ribbing forward and tie off in front where your thread is now. You should space it out to have 3 sections behind the bead and 2 sections in front of it with a total of 6 with the bead. Build a small tapered head – whip fi nish it then add a little head cement or UV glue.

7- With your bodkin or a dubbing rake pick out some of the hair on the bottom of the fl y so it looks more buggy.

TIE UP A DOZEN OR TWO – AND GO FISHING *** But remember to practice

C.P.R. (CATCH – PICTURE – RELEASE). Any questions or comments call or e-mail

CARL WUEBBEN (909) 953-7182

Prostock37@sbcglobal.net

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Deep Creek and Bear Creek Thermo-loggers

Gary Applebee

This was a project I had talked to Jennifer O’Brien about two years ago. We wanted to put Thermo-loggers on Bear Creek and Deep Creek. Since she was new to the area, her and I drive to different parts of Deep Creek. We walked around to show her the stream. On Bear Creek we hiked up the canyon to look at the stream. She was impressed with the pristine beauty of both streams. We also hiked and did a “Hook and Line” survey on the Santa Ana River below the confluence of Bear Creek. Jennifer couldn’t believe the quality of fishing down there.

The purpose of the loggers is to take the temperature of the creek on a continuous basis. We went to Deep Creek first and hiked up from T-6 Bridge to install the first logger. There were four volunteers from Deep Creek and four or five from FRVC if you count Bill Reeves representing both groups. The Deep Creek volunteers were Scott Hanson, Don Taylor, Bill Reeves and myself. The FRVC volunteers were Lex Willard, Dave (never got his last name), Tom Walsh, Sherri Paraon and Bill Reeves.

To install a thermo-logger you have to find a rock that is out of the current of the heavy flow. You want it to be down far enough that low flows won’t expose it either. The Logger goes into a plastic cap and base that is bought from a home improvement store. The logger is zip tied in the cap.

The white and brown part is the base. It is on the cap to the right already. They are painted brown to help hide them. We mixed two-part underwater putty and put a golf ball size to the base.

Hillary, the other DFW employee took the wire brush and would scrub the rock clean of all algae. Then Jennifer attached the logger to the rock and we had another rock that was propped against the logger until the putty dried.

We also installed a logger on a tree to get the air temperature. This was nailed to the tree.

We put two tags one on the rock above water level to tell us the number of the logger and one on a rock by the tree.

We will go back three to four times a year with a Temperature shuttle to download the data. Then Jennifer will

Deep Creek and Bear Creek Thermo-loggers (Cont.)

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download the data with the software on her computer. She will let us know the data. This will allow the DFW to monitor the temperature of the streams.

Hopefully we can start to put the summer temperatures on the Deep Creek website to discourage people from fishing these streams when the water is too hot. These streams are to valuable to fish in the summer when the fish are trying to survive high water tempts. Since our club is named after Deep Creek we need to be the stewards of this stream if we want to have fishing closer than the Sierras.

The next week we did the same thing on Bear Creek and on the Santa Ana River above the confluence of Bear Creek. There were four of us from Deep Creek Scott Hanson, Jacob Castillo, Bill Reeves and myself. We installed one water logger on Bear Creek, one water logger on the Santa Ana River, and one air logger.

Opportunity Drawing:

Raffle/ Opportunity Drawing:“Raffle Man Fred,” as they used to call me, is back! I started back in 2006 and an accident put me out to pasture in 2009. I’m back and bringing what you have been asking for and your suggestions.You have asked for good quality items and for buckets to just bid on one item that you want. There will be 2-10 high quality bucket items and a general table with lower value items. You will still be able to pick your item from the general table. At times, I will have a female and male general table as well. Bring your money and check book.

Ticket price change will be:Red ticket for general table $10 for 3 tickets.Blue ticket for bucket items $10 for 1 ticket.

Come now, you can afford this, especially after what you see that I have for you. Remember this is also your donation to the club to pay for our speakers. When we spend $125 for a rod, $110 for a reel, $100’s on fly Signing’s and $60 for gas to go fish, costing us $400 to $800, then we can all afford the increase. COME AND HAVE SOME FUN WINNINGNEW OPPORTUNITY DRAWING INFORMATION AND FORMAT:1. There will be a hand out and postings of new format on tables and here is a brief.2. Before purchasing tickets check out General Table Items and Bucket Items.3. Red tickets $10 for 3 tickets go in the General Table Item bucket only.4. Blue tickets $10 for 1 ticket go in blue bucket items only. a. All bucket items will have a minimum number of tickets needed to win item and will be posted on by or on the bucket. b. If bucket item minimums are not met, I will announce before break so you may purchase more tickets for a chance to win the item you want. c. If minimum for item is still not met, I will decide to let it go for a lose or I will auction it off only to those that placed their tickets in that bucket. You will stand and the auction will begin and end when it reachers my needed dollar amount so the club does not lose money. So bring lots of money and your check book. It will be fun. Note: You may exchange items to Bass Pro Shop that have an attached Gift Certificate. Most all the bucket items with have the Gift Certificate attached to the sale tag.

BUY TICKETS:Red General Table only: Blue Buckets only:$10 for 3 - 0 fly’s $10 for 1 - 0 fly’s

$20 for 6 - 1 free fly $20 for 2 - 1 free fly$30 for 9 - 2 free fly’s $30 for 3 - 2 free fly’s$40 for 12 - 3 free fly’s $40 for 3 - 3 free fly’s$50 for 15 - 5 free fly’s $50 for 5 - 5 free fly’s

Lets come to have fun and try the new system and format and give it a chance.Signing off, Fred Hustead

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New Membership____ Renewal____ Change Address or Contact info’____

New members will receive a Club Patch, a Name badge, and a copy of the current Membership Roster. The deadline

for all membership renewals to be included in the club roster is the end of February each year. New member dues re-

ceived after October 1st are applied to the ensuing year. All Club classes wherein a fee is charged will include a club

membership.

DEEP CREEK FLY FISHERS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

NAME:

ADDRESS:

CITY / STATE / ZIP

HOME and/or MOBILE PHONE

EMAIL ADDRESS

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO DEEP CREEK FLY FISHERS

BRING THIS APPLICATION TO OUR MONTHLY MEETING, OR MAIL TO P.O. BOX 8203, REDLANDS, CA 92375

YES, include my name and contact information in the

annual Membership Roster.

NO, do not include my name and contact information

in the annual Membership Roster.

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF THE

FEDERATION OF FLY FISHERS?

IF YES, MEMBER #____________

EXPIRATION DATE____________

TYPE ________________________

SIGNATURE DATE

EDUCATION / TRAINING

CONSERVATION

CASTING

ROD BUILDING

FLY TYING

CLUB OUTINGS

AREAS OF INTEREST

TROUT IN THE CLASS ROOM OTHER_________________

ANNUAL DUES

INDIVIDUAL $30 FAMILY $40 JUNIOR (13-18) $10 INITIATION FEE / Each $20 (NEW MEMBERS ONLY) CASH CHECK #_____________

WHERE OR HOW DID YOU FIRST HERE ABOUT DEEP CREEK FLY FISHERS? ____________________

______________________________

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Club Sponsors

Deep Creek Fly Fisher’s would like to thank the City of Riverside & following businesses for donating services or merchandise to our club.

www.waterworks-lamson.com

www.basspro.com

www.montanafly.com

www.NuCast.us

www.adamsbuiltfishing.com

chotaoutdoorgear.com

www.falconsledge.com

www.deschutesangler.com

www.confluenceoutfitters.com

www.bucksbags.com

www.bighorntroutshop.com

www.outcastboats.com

www.rajeffsports.com

www.stcroixrods.com

www.scottflyrod.com

www.flyshop.com

www.thomasandthomascom

Club Sponsors

We would also like to thank the following club members & individuals for their donations to our 2014 Holiday Banquet & Fundraiser

Bob & Beverly Kreider, Scott & Elaine van Beek, Gary & Bonnie Applebee, Kathy Jacobson, Greg La Polla, Rick Proulx, Carl Wuebben, Carl Ronk, Mike Wright, Rob Wilcox, Robin Johnson,

Steve Zaborsky, Chiaki Harami, CC Stanfield, and Bill Reeves.

www.bobmarriottsflyfishingstore.com

www.edlawrenceflyfishing.com

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Deep Creek Fly Fisher’s would like to thank the City of Riverside & following businesses for donating services or merchandise to our club.

www.waterworks-lamson.com

www.basspro.com

www.montanafly.com

www.NuCast.us

www.adamsbuiltfishing.com

chotaoutdoorgear.com

www.falconsledge.com

www.deschutesangler.com

www.confluenceoutfitters.com

www.bucksbags.com

www.bighorntroutshop.com

www.outcastboats.com

www.rajeffsports.com

www.stcroixrods.com

www.scottflyrod.com

www.flyshop.com

www.thomasandthomascom

Club Sponsors

We would also like to thank the following club members & individuals for their donations to our 2014 Holiday Banquet & Fundraiser

Bob & Beverly Kreider, Scott & Elaine van Beek, Gary & Bonnie Applebee, Kathy Jacobson, Greg La Polla, Rick Proulx, Carl Wuebben, Carl Ronk, Mike Wright, Rob Wilcox, Robin Johnson,

Steve Zaborsky, Chiaki Harami, CC Stanfield, and Bill Reeves.

www.bobmarriottsflyfishingstore.com

www.edlawrenceflyfishing.com

New Membership____ Renewal____ Change Address or Contact info’____

New members will receive a Club Patch, a Name badge, and a copy of the current Membership Roster. The deadline

for all membership renewals to be included in the club roster is the end of February each year. New member dues re-

ceived after October 1st are applied to the ensuing year. All Club classes wherein a fee is charged will include a club

membership.

DEEP CREEK FLY FISHERS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

NAME:

ADDRESS:

CITY / STATE / ZIP

HOME and/or MOBILE PHONE

EMAIL ADDRESS

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO DEEP CREEK FLY FISHERS

BRING THIS APPLICATION TO OUR MONTHLY MEETING, OR MAIL TO P.O. BOX 8203, REDLANDS, CA 92375

YES, include my name and contact information in the

annual Membership Roster.

NO, do not include my name and contact information

in the annual Membership Roster.

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF THE

FEDERATION OF FLY FISHERS?

IF YES, MEMBER #____________

EXPIRATION DATE____________

TYPE ________________________

SIGNATURE DATE

EDUCATION / TRAINING

CONSERVATION

CASTING

ROD BUILDING

FLY TYING

CLUB OUTINGS

AREAS OF INTEREST

TROUT IN THE CLASS ROOM OTHER_________________

ANNUAL DUES

INDIVIDUAL $30 FAMILY $40 JUNIOR (13-18) $10 INITIATION FEE / Each $20 (NEW MEMBERS ONLY) CASH CHECK #_____________

WHERE OR HOW DID YOU FIRST HERE ABOUT DEEP CREEK FLY FISHERS? ____________________

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P.O. Box 8203Redlands, CA 92375

Meeting DateMarch 25, 2015