Highlighted Happenings

November General Membership Meeting

November 20 @ 6:30pm – 8:30 pm

Bass Pro Shops 2nd Floor Auditorium Google Map Link

This meeting will include the vote for the 2025 Board of Directors and a presentation by Trent Winlock from the Metropolitan Sewer District on water quality in the Floyds Fork watershed. Click here for more details.

Trout Fishing in KY & Beyond Zoom Meeting

Club members Mike Broome and Michael Parker will host quarterly Zoom calls to discuss fly fishing in Kentucky and other parts of the US. The First Call will be on Nov 26th starting at 7:00 pm

Click here for more information and Zoom sign in info.

Taylorsville Lake Fish Habitat Project

The Central Fisheries District of the KY Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources is planning a fish habitat project at Taylorsville Lake during the first week of December.

They have asked DCFF for 2 to 3 volunteers each day. Click here for more information and to sign up.

DCFF Mentor Program

Remember when you were a novice fly fisher and wished you had someone you could call with questions or ask for advice? Maybe even head out to a local stream for a little one-on-one on-the-water time to try out that new rod or just learn a little about the fishing hole? Well DCFF is starting a mentor program to help newbies get started, but we need mentors. We are currently compiling a list of club members who are willing to be mentors. If you are interested in sharing your knowledge of fly fishing with someone new to the sport click here and scroll down to the Mentor Program paragraph to get more information and to sign up.

Missing our emails?

Some people have reported missing our newsletters and other email announcements. FIRST, check the spam folder in your email client for our emails. If they are there, set your preferences to allow emails from derbycityflyfishers.com. If that is not the problem send an email to membership@derbycityflyfishers.com to confirm we have the corrected email address for you.

Items Needed

More than anything, we need volunteers. We need people to step forward and be willing to lead trips or help with our educational and community service activities and events.

New leadership personnel are always welcome to serve as an officer or on the board of directors. If you are interested in exploring the volunteer opportunities with DCFF, please contact the president or one of the other board members! You do not have to be an expert fly fisher to help run the club, and if you get involved, you will get the contacts you need to become a better fly fisher!

DCFF is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization.