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Fly Fishers International (FFI) has been an organized voice for fly fishers around the world since 1964. Our mission is to ensure the legacy of fly fishing through conservation, education and community.
The FFI consists of councils that bring our mission to the regional level. The FFI Gulf Coast Council consists of member clubs and individual FFI members in Louisiana, Mississippi, south Alabama and northwest Florida.
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Gulf Coast Classic website now up
2023 Gulf Coast Classic Friday-Saturday, May 5-6, 2023 Gulf State Park – Learning Campus Gulf Shores, Alabama Website: www.ffigulfcoastclassic.com Our inaugural Gulf Coast Classic fly fishing festival now has its own website. Cohosted by Tail Magazine, this will be the … Continue reading
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LDWF asks anglers to complete Red Drum Management Survey
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has released an online web-based survey to gather public input on Red Drum (redfish) management options. LDWF is exploring management options for redfish, which based on recent studies, is in jeopardy of … Continue reading
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RSFF to celebrate 28th fly fishing festival
Red Stick Day fly fishing festival Saturday, March 4, 2023 8:30am to 3:00pm LDWF Waddill Outdoor Education Center 4141 North Flannery Rd, Baton Rouge, LA Hosted by the Red Stick Fly Fishers of Baton Rouge, Red Stick Day is one … Continue reading
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Alabama saltwater records fall in 2022
Anglers fishing in Alabama coastal waters broke eleven state records for saltwater species in one year’s time, according to Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR). Two of those species were actually broken twice – sheepshead and permit. Kendale … Continue reading
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NOFFC releases Expo flyer, new website
2023 New Orleans Fly Fishing Expo Saturday, January 21st 8:00am to 3:30pm St. Christopher the Martyr School Gymnasium 3900 Derbigny St, Metairie, LA Free admission! For a full size Expo Flyer, CLICK HERE Hosted by the New Orleans Fly Fishers … Continue reading
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A kayak for Christmas
This past Summer/Fall, the FFI Gulf Coast Council held our 2nd-ever kayak raffle. The prize was a Crescent Kayaks CK1 Venture, one of the hottest new fishing kayaks on the market. Made in the USA, it has received strong reviews … Continue reading
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Louisiana redfish in jeopardy… what next?
At last Thursday’s monthly meeting of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission (LWFC), LDWF marine fisheries biologist Jason Adriance gave the most recent assessment on red drum stocks in the state. The report summarized that, while spawning stocks of redfish … Continue reading
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