Welcome to High Country Fly Fishers.
Our fly fishing club is a conservation-oriented Trout Unlimited chapter located in beautiful Park City, Utah and covering all of Summit and Wasatch counties. Our activities include teaching fly fishing and fly tying, conservation projects in support of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, the Trout-in-the-Classroom program at local schools and lots of great fishing trips. We meet once a month and feature fishing guides, fly tyers and fisheries biologists from all over the Western states as speakers. Check the Calendar page for the exact dates. Old friends and new members are always welcome, so drop by for good conversation, interesting programs and fish tales.
May Meeting
Wed, May 1, 6pm – 9pm
St. Mary’s Church
1505 White Pine Cyn Rd, Park City, UT 84060 (map)
BYOB
Fishwest Store Manager, Kamas
International Angler
Brooke Bailey has spent a lifetime immersed in the world of angling, honing her skills and sharing her passion with fellow enthusiasts. From the majestic waters of Utah’s local streams to far-flung destinations like Bolivia, Argentina, and Iceland, she’s cast her line in pursuit of thrilling catches and unforgettable moments.
Brooke Bailey
At Fishwest Fly Shop, where she proudly serves as a key figure, she’s dedicated to fostering a community united by their love for the sport. Through initiatives like Fly Fishing 101 classes and the upcoming launch of a women’s intro to fly fishing program, Brooke strives to inspire and educate anglers of all levels, ensuring that the joy of fly fishing transcends boundaries.
Unlocking the Secrets of the Middle Provo River for Spring and Summer Success
Introduction
- Overview of the Middle Provo River
- Importance of Understanding the River’s Intricacies
- Spring and Summer Transformation of the Middle Provo
Description of the River’s Transition
- Increase in Aquatic Life and Insect Activity
- Identifying Key Insects and Hatches
Prolific Midges, Caddisflies, and Mayflies
- Opportunities for Surface Action
- Rigging up for success
Understanding Environmental Factors
- Impact of Water Flow and Temperature Fluctuations
- Influence on Trout Behavior and Feeding Patterns
Maximizing Angling Success
- Importance of Adaptability and Attunement
- Strategies for Unlocking the River’s Full Potential
- Beginner Fly Fishing Clinics
Volunteer Opportunity
Registration is not required, but much appreciated so we know how many people to expect!
Event Details:
May 11, 2024
12pm – 4pm
Wanship Trailhead – 1975 Hoytsville Rd.
Upcoming Fishouts
Starvation Reservoir/Strawberry River: May 22-26th, here is your chance to catch a walleye or smallmouth bass, along with large numbers of trout. The Duchesne and Strawberry Rivers offer challenging opportunities to catch large trout.
Panguitch Lake: June 19-23rd, home to brown, rainbow, and tiger trout in abundance. River opportunities include Panquitch Creek, the Sevier, and many others.
Alpine, WY: July 18-22nd, fish the Greys, Salt, or South Fork of the Snake. Opportunities abound.
Dutch John/Green River: Aug 14-19th, this outing is still tentative, depending on member enthusiasm. The Green River is as blue ribbon as they come, and Flaming Gorge Reservoir offers a diverse mix, including Lake and Rainbow trout, and some lunker carp.
Strawberry Reservoir and River: Sep 8-13th, best known for its large and numerous cutthroat trout, along with occasional rainbows. The Strawberry River and Current Creek are close to our camp.
Island Park: Oct 3-8th, fishing opportunities in the Island Park area include the Henry’s Fork, Madison, Firehole, and Warm Rivers; Henry’s, Sheridan, Hebgen, and Quake Lakes; and numerous creeks and streams.
Our experienced anglers will be available to help direct you to fishing best suited to you.
Check our Calendar for details, and sign up on our Activity Sign Up Page.
As always, thank you for your support.