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Canterbury Fly Fishing Club
Written by Web Master   
Tuesday, 15 January 2008

'Sharing a passion for all things Flyfishing'

Have you ever perhaps thought of taking up fly fishing but were unsure of the how, where and why? By joining our club, we can help get you started with this fascinating sport and pastime.

 

The Canterbury Fly Fishing Club (CFFC) is located in Christchurch, the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand. The Canterbury region extends along the eastern side of the island and is home to a multitude of waterways of varying character, offering world-renowned fly fishing for brown & rainbow trout.

 

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We Promote:

  • Protection of the environment
  • Catch and Release
  • Seeking Access Permission

 

 

 

The CFFC was founded in 1960 and since that time the club has continued to have an active group of members, varying in ability from beginner through to expert.

The club promotes all aspects of the sport including fishing techniques, development and innovation, casting techniques, and fly tying. The club also strongly voices opinions on habitat preservation and conservation of our trout fisheries. We are a proud member of the New Zealand Federation of Freshwater Anglers .

We have an ever growing membership, men, women and juniors, the reason? We offer a friendly, welcoming environment, and encourage our new members to come on our trips, and catch fish!

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Read what one of our newer female members thinks of the club in an article entitled: A new member’s experience – from a girls perspective

Here are just a few of the activities we offer members:Image


All activities, clinics, trips have Health & Safety plans put in place to ensure a welcoming, safe environment.

 


 

Any views or opinions expressed in this web site are not necessarily those of the committee, club or editor.


 

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 April 2010 )
 
Fly Tying Competition #3
Written by Martin Clements   
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Sorry this has taken so long fishermen & women, l've broken the golden rule of fishing and allowed work to come before fishing!
The results of the 3rd round of the flytying competition were
1st - John Sanders
2nd - Karl Fontaine
3rd - Ernest Smolej
4th - John Roche
 
So after 3 rounds the leader board looks like this
Karl Fountaine - 28 points
John Roche     - 22 points
Ernest Smolej  - 24 points
John Sanders - 16 points
Granville Holmes - 8 points
Jack - 8 points
Andy Paulin - 7 points
Murray Lauder - 6 points
Dave Reilly - 4 points
 
So going into the last round it looks like a 2 horse race between Karl and John, but should one of these fail to tie the last fly then it could let in Ernest, and don't forget the best fly still gets you 5 free tickets to the raffle
So the last fly in the competition
 
 
 
 
The Parachute Adams
And just to mix things up a bit I'm going to let you use the materials you would normally use and let our judge Reg Mclintock judge on technique and style
So get tying guys that $100 prize is up for grabs!
 
 
 
 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 April 2010 )
 
NZ Federation of Freshwater Anglers AGM
Written by Andrew Howard   
Saturday, 13 March 2010

Secretary

NZFFA     

                                   

          NOTICE OF 2010 AGM in TURANGI

Notice is hereby given that the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the

NZ Federation of Freshwater Anglers (inc.) will be held on:

 

            Date:               Saturday the 17th & Sunday 18th April 2010.

 

            Start Time:                 9.30am

 

       Venue:           The Bridge Lodge      Note: Some time will be spent at

                                    Main Highway             The National Trout Centre’ also

TURANGI                      - times to be advised.

                                     

                                   

AGENDA

1.    Apologies

2.     Matters arising from the Minutes of the 2009 Annual General Meeting

3.    Receive the Presidents Report

4.     Receive and consider the Financial Statements and Balance sheet

5.    Election of officers

6.    Appointment of Hon. Solicitor and Hon. Auditor.

7.    Notices of motion

8.    Discussion of Remits and Reports from the Regions.

9.    General Business

 

CONFERENCE AGENDA

 

Saturday 17th April 2010

0930 hrs                    Morning tea

1000 - noon              Annual General Meeting including remits and guest                                                   speakers

1330 - 1700               Plenary Sessions on:

 

'The  TAUPO FISHERY – the management, utilization and conservation of this great  fishery'

            Contributors to this session (which is open to everyone) will include;

Glen McLean, DoC’s Programme Manager, Technical Support together with Dr. Michel Dudual, Fisheries Scientist and others from the operations side of D0C Turangi. Dr. Mark Cosgrove and Eric Wilson of ‘The Advocates for the Tongariro’ about their work on this great river and we will also hear from Frank Murphy of ‘NZPFGA’ (NZ Professional Fishing Guides Assn.’)

The opportunity will also be taken to discuss issues such as; ‘Trout Faming’; the stocking of NZ’s trout and salmon rivers; commercial exploitation of the Conservation Estate; angler access; the introduction of ‘Overseas Visitors Licences’ and other pertinent matters.

 

1700 – 1800              Social hour

1930                           Conference Dinner (Venue to be announced).

 

Sunday 18th April 2010

0900 – 1300              Discussion on remits and other business carried forward from                                             the day before.

1300                           AGM and discussions finish.                                           

           

 

Secretary

NZFFA                                  

 

Last Updated ( Monday, 05 April 2010 )
 
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