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| Fly Fishing all types of fish and locations |
| Great Outings! One or two a month, Local and through-out the State |
| May Fly of the Month Bee Visible |
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| May Meeting - Mike Sutton Michael Sutton is Vice President of the Monterey Bay Aquarium where he directs the Center for the Future of the Oceans. He was appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger as a Member of the California Fish and Game Commission, and he serves as summer faculty at the Vermont Law School. He recently co-authored a book, “Ocean and Coastal Law and Policy,” published by the American Bar Association. Previously, Sutton helped establish ocean conservation programs at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation and the World Wildlife Fund, where he founded the Marine Stewardship Council. He currently serves as Chairman of the Wild Salmon Center and a Board member of LightHawk and Ocean Champions. Check out this link to find out more about Mike http://www.seaweb.org/getinvolved/oceanvoices/MichaelSutton.php |
| The first Bi-Visible (Brown) is credited to Edward Hewitt. Mr. Hewitt was a renowned fly fisherman from the Catskills. Although tied in many colors and combinations the fly I present to you today is unique. I call it the Bee Visible because of the yellow and black combination, which by the way, is the best producing color combination I've found for bright sunny days. It's a great attractor pattern and is always my first choice for rapid water on a bright sunny day. The yellow color seems to be the magic in this fly. According to W.B. Willers Trout Biology, 1981, yellow is the number one preference color when it comes to trout selection of food preferences. Experience has taught me that this is true. Give it a try and you'll be "hooked" too. It may also be tied with a Gold Tinsel underbody. |
| WHITE TICKET ANNOUNCEMENT At the next two meetings, enter a white ticket for a chance to fish with Mark Cottrell on the Lower Merced, Stanislaus or Tuolumne. The winning ticket will be drawn at the June meeting. |
