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SUMMARY:White River Indiana Trip
DESCRIPTION:Location: White River near Anderson\, Indiana. About 2 ½ hours north of Louisville. \nDates: September 12-15\, 2024 (Thursday – Saturday) \nCoordinator: Brian Kaluzny – brian@derbycityflyfishers.com \nLevel 2 Trip – You Should be able to manage your leader and tippet and tie-on flies.  You should also be able to cast at least 30 feet. \nNumber of Spots: unlimited \nEquipment: 5-7 wt rods\, weight forward floating lines primarily. Standard smallmouth flies. \n  \nAn Indiana fishing license is required.  Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: Wade and float for smallmouth on the White River northeast of Indianapolis. This is a three-day two-night primitive camping trip hosted by our brethren at Three Rivers Fly Fishers out of Fort Wayne\, Indiana. This is going to be an informal weekend camping trip. Our hosts will assist us in wade fishing and or floating the White River mostly between Farmland and Anderson. Canoe and kayak rentals are available at the campsite if you so choose. \nLodging:  Camping and rendezvous point at Canoe Country – 6600 South County Road\, Dalesville\, IN 47334 www.canoeindiana.com Camping is primitive – restrooms onsite but no showers. \nCost: Camping is complimentary and provided by our hosts: Canoe Country and Three Rivers Fly Fishers. There is no cost to this trip! Transportation on your own. There are plenty of tent sites. Details on meals will be determined at a later date. Also bring a chair for around the fire and beverages of your choice. ABSOUTLEY NO GLASS BOTTLES OF ANY KIND ALLOWED IN CAMP OR ON THE RIVER. \nIf you have any questions contact Brian Kaluzny at 502-724-3487. \nClick here to sign up
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/white-river-indiana-trip/
LOCATION:Canoe Country\, 6600 South County Road\, Dalesville\, IN\, 47334
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:Missoula Trip 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Missoula\, Montana \nDates: September 9-14\, 2024 \n\nMonday – Arrive in Missoula\, MT (Need to arrive NLT Monday evening.)\nTuesday through Friday – Full days of fly fishing & instruction\nSaturday – Say goodbye to Montana and your new friends before heading home.\n\nDerby City Coordinator: Michael Ragan\, missoula@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-489-7078\nWKU Trip Leader: Raymond Poff\, raymond.poff@wku.edu\, 270-438-0658 \nLevel 1 Trip: No prior fly-fishing experience is required. This program is designed to meet the needs of the complete beginner\nand ‘experts’ alike; whatever an expert is. All fishing will be from drift boats or rafts. Being able to cast a flyrod is certainly\nhelpful\, but not a requirement as on-the-river instruction is readily available. WKU has successfully offered this program since\n2012 to participants with a wide range of abilities (no prior experience through fly-fishing guide). \nSlots: 17 (once slots filled interested participants can sign up on waiting list) \nProgram description introduction: Join WKU and experience fly fishing on world-renowned waters containing 5 species of\ntrout: rainbow\, brown\, cutthroat\, hybrid cut bow\, and brook. Guides typically take participants on one or more of the following\nrivers: Blackfoot\, Clark Fork\, Bitterroot. \nCost: $2\,425 per person \nIncludes: \n\n4 days of fly fishing and instruction (float trips with one guide and 2 anglers per boat)\nUse of fly-fishing equipment (rod\, reel\, etc.)\nMontana fishing license + associated fees (conservation and aquatic invasion species)\nTerminal tackle (leader\, tippet\, flies)\nGuide gratuity (participants can tip additionally if desired)\n5 nights lodging at the Holiday Inn Downtown Missoula (double occupancy for Derby City participants)\nLunch on the river Tuesday through Friday\nMissoula airport hotel shuttle\n\nNot included: \n\nTransportation to/from Missoula\, MT\nBreakfast and dinners\nLunches not provided by guides\n\nPayment Plan: \n\nUpon sign-up: Non-refundable deposit: $200 (applies toward total cost) The deposit can be transferred to another member.\nApril 30th: First payment: $1\,000\nJuly 25th: Balance due\n\nSign Up here.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/missoula-trip-2024/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn Missoula\, M\, 200 South Pattee\, Missoula\, MT\, 59802\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:Camp Buffalo Bill Anglers Base Camp (Cody\, WY)
DESCRIPTION:August 25 – August 31\, 2024 (Sun – Sat) (Week/Session 4) \nCoordinator:  George Tipker\, george@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-594-2066 \nLocation: Camp Buffalo Bill (50 miles west of Cody\, WY) Yellowstone Anglers’ Basecamp is located at Camp Buffalo Bill\, a Boy Scout Camp along the banks of the North Fork of the Shoshone River\, just 8 miles from the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. \nTrip Level: This is a Level 3 trip (see Trip Suitability for details.) This is primarily a wading trip.  Wading and access to fishing locations range from easy to challenging.  Participants should be proficient waders and self-reliant fly fishers.  Individuals are responsible for determining the suitability of this trip with respect to their skill level and expectations. This is not a beginner trip! \nCost: Total $985.  Please use the following Boys Scouts of America link for a brief overview of the trip and description of what is included AND also to register and pay.  Individuals MUST register and pay on their own directly to Boys Scouts of America Adventure West Council at the following link    Adventure West Council – 2024 Yellowstone Anglers’ Basecamp (scoutingevent.com)  Slots are limited to 32 participants\, are open to the public\, and are filled on a “first-come-first-served” basis. \nA DCFF Important Special Note:  If you are registering\, please also sign up on our DCFF Club Trips sign up page Cody\, WY 2024 Trip  order to let the trip coordinator know who all is attending.  That way future communications/trip meetings/transportation/etc.  information can be disseminated by the trip coordinator.    \nDescription:  One week of fishing some of Wyoming’s finest trout waters near the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park.  Base camp is located on the banks of the North Fork of the Shoshone River in the Shoshone National Forest — a blue ribbon\, freestone trout fishery.  Access also to waters in Yellowstone and others in Northwest Wyoming.  Cost includes six nights lodging\, three meals/day\, transportation to/from Cody Airport and/or Billings-Logan airport; and daily transportation to/from fishing locations of your choice in the area. \nThe Area – Northwest Wyoming has some of the most scenic territory you will see anywhere. Populated by numerous wildlife species — bear (including Grizzlies)\, mule deer\, elk\, bison\, coyote\, fox\, and more. Truly a beautiful part of our country. \nWeather in August – Temps can range from 30’s to 90’s with averages ranging from mid-50’s to mid-80’s.  It has snowed in late August; in fact\, it snowed the week following the 2020 Group’s trip. It does rain\, with thunderstorms and hail possible. Camp elevation is 6\,400 feet above sea level and the air is dry.  Staying well hydrated is essential to cope with both the elevation and arid air. \nBase Camp – The camp is located on the Shoshone River where there are miles of fishing opportunities. Accommodations are rustic. Cabins consist of bunk beds with a couple of small tables. There is marginal cell service/wi-fi via the wi-fi connection at the Ranger’s office. There are also two (2) land line phones on site for general use\, if necessary. Cabins have electricity but no heat or AC.  Each cabin has windows that can be opened and a fan. You will be responsible for your own linens\, towels\, sleeping bag and pillow. Laundry (free) facilities are available on site. There is a heated shower house with ample showers and facilities. The center of camp activity is the dining hall where all the gatherings and fellowship occur. This is a large building that is open 24 hours a day with complimentary snacks and drinks available. Three meals are provided daily. \nThe Staff – The staff is knowledgeable and accommodating. They will take you wherever you want to go on the river and return to pick you up. The camp has four vans\, and the staff will transport you up or down stream to many fishing locations. If at least 5 folks want to go to Yellowstone fishing locations  (a 1-1/2-hour drive one way) or to Jackson Hole and the Grand Tetons (a long all-day trip)\, they will arrange for that also. For days you want to get out early\, a continental breakfast will be waiting for you at departure. If you want to stay out longer\, sandwiches are prepared to take with you. If you wish to take professional guided trips out of the fly shops in Cody\, a van will take you to/from Cody as well. \nThe Fishing – The fishing is quite different from around our area. “Humbling” seems the most common descriptor. The water is gin clear\, fast\, and skinny. Wading and walking alongside the river is not easy\, with rocks from pebbles to boulders ranging from basketball to refrigerator size. Expect to catch rainbow\, brown\, and cutthroat — many in the 15+ inch range. They are wild fish that are finicky and spooky. A 10-fish day is an exceptional day. \nThe Gear – Three to six weight rods\, reels and lines work well.  Nymphing is by far the most productive method\, but flies need to be heavier than we would normally fish in our area.  The water is quick and skinny\, and drifts are short\, so the flies need to get down fast and stay down.  We’ll have more information on flies and techniques in the coming months. \nThe Adventure – This trip is about 50% fishing and 50% adventure. Getting to some of the fishing holes is an adventure in itself\, with challenging terrain and critters aplenty.  A favorite non-fishing adventure is a hike to a unique rock formation along a mountain ridge about 1000 ft above the camp. This is a challenging hike but universally agreed by those who did it to be one of the most enjoyable and memorable activities of the trip. \nThe staff can provide a trip to Cody one evening for dinner and a rodeo. Cody is an old town with a lot of history and interesting restaurants. Of course\, there are trips to Yellowstone mixing sightseeing and fishing on the Yellowstone River. \nCost – The entire week costs $985.  You are responsible for your own transportation to Cody or Billings MT airport. Flights range from about $500 to $1200 depending on airport\, baggage charges\, etc.  A 5-day Wyoming non-resident license is $56\, and an additional day is $14. If you go to Yellowstone\, there is an additional license requirement but it’s nominal and can be purchased online. \nClothing & footgear \n\nBring clothes for cool to cold evenings and warm to hot days.\nSandals\, casual sports shoes\, wading boots and shower shoes.   Hiking boots if you plan to go hiking.\nInclude warm sleeping clothes or have a cold weather sleeping bag.\nDon’t forget sunscreen and insect repellent.  Bear spray will be provided. (Buddy fishing is highly recommended because of threat of bears.)\nYou’ll need waders and wading staff. Felt soled boots w/spikes are okay everywhere\, except\, … No felt soles in Yellowstone!!   Plan your boot selection(s) accordingly.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/camp-buffalo-bill-anglers-base-camp-cody-wy-2/
LOCATION:Camp Buffalo Bill\, 870 North Fork Hwy\, Cody\, WY\, 82414\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:Cumberland River Trip (Helm's Landing) August 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   August 16th – 18th (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  Joe Gahlinger (joegahl@twc.com; 502-472-3975) \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Joe regarding availability of space. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2024\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it. There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Joe Gahlinger (joegahl@twc.com; 502-472-3975).  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-trip-helms-landing-august-2024/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:Cumberland River Trip (Helm's Landing) July 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   July 12th – 14th (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  Joe Gahlinger (joegahl@twc.com; 502-472-3975) \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Joe regarding availability of space. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2024\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it.  There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Joe Gahlinger (joegahl@twc.com; 502-472-3975).  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-trip-helms-landing-july-2024/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:Rod Building Class Session 5
DESCRIPTION:Location: Cabela’s Louisville (Conference Room) \nTime: 6:30 – 8:30 pm \nFor details click here.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/rod-building-class-session-5/
LOCATION:Cabela’s\, 5100 Norton Healthcare Blvd\, Louisville\, KY\, 40241\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240609
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SUMMARY:Boundary Waters Canoe Area Trip - June 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Boundary Waters Canoe Area\, Minnesota \nDates: June 23 to June 28\, 2024 (Sun – Fri) Does not include travel days. \nNOTE: Must be at outfitters NLT 6am CDT on June 23rd for 7am departure to campsite. \nCoordinators: Mike Smith\, 502-338-8780 \nLevel 1 Trip with some canoe handling skill required. \nSign Up Cutoff: June 10\, 2024 \nNumber of Spots: Six (6) Available (Minimum 4 – Maximum 6) \nDeposit required: $452 (including sales tax) (non-refundable) paid through sign up link at bottom of page. If you have to cancel we will try find a replacement\, but there are no guarantees. \nFishing\, Canoeing and Camping Adventure\nThe 2023 Boundary Waters trip was my first trip with DCFF and also my first as a new and very inexperienced fly fisherman. I enjoyed the trip immensely – the fishing was great for those who were experienced fly fishers as well as for me as a novice. There was less pressure on how to cast and present the flies since we were in open water with few obstructions. I was able to concentrate on fishing and not retrieving or replacing flies tangled in overhead branches! We enjoyed beaver and eagle sightings each day and usually had a loon calling to begin and end the day. I hope you will consider joining the 2024 outing – I anticipate it will be a fun and memorable trip. If you have questions regarding the trip and accommodations\, please give me a call!\nMichael J. Smith\n502 338 8780 Cell \nTravel: \n\nApproximately 950 miles one way\nApproximately 14.5 hours nonstop including time for gas and pit stops\nGas at $3.50 per gallon\n\nOuting Details: This is a primitive camping trip. We’ll be using Zups Canoe Outfitters. Fishing will be from canoes using 5 to 8 wt. rods with appropriate smallmouth flies. Might also hook walleye and pike. Level 1 ability is sufficient. Some canoe and camping skill is desirable. No portaging involved unless you choose to venture to some remote site off the main lake. All necessary gear for camping and cooking will be provided by the outfitter as will the food. Bring an air mattress. A “Life Straw” or some other form of individual water filtration device is strongly recommended. Recommend you bring your own life preserver; outfitter’s PFDs are adequate but basic. \nEstimated Cost per person (based on party of 6) \n\nComplete outfitting (5 days x $85/day)                                                             $425.00\nTow to camp site                                                                                                  300.00\n13% sales tax on above                                                                                          94.25\n4% credit card fee (if paying by credit card)                                                         32.77 \nBWCA permits and reservation                                                                             20.00\nMN Fishing License                                                                                               43.00\nEmergency notification device (recommended but not essential)                       TBD\nTravel costs based on two travel days with two overnight hotel stays            $400 – 500\n\nTotal estimated cost (will varying depending on carpooling\, room sharing and number of travel days)   $1\,316 – 1\,416  \nClick here to sign up and pay deposit.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/boundary-waters-canoe-area-trip-june-2024/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240610
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:Cumberland River (Helm's Landing) June 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   June 7th – 9th (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  David Campbell\, secretary@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-341-0039 \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Wes regarding availability of space. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2024\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it.  There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-helms-landing-june-2024/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240519
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240115T200641Z
UID:10002049-1715731200-1716076799@derbycityflyfishers.com
SUMMARY:Green River Trip May 2024
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: This trip may be cancelled or rescheduled due to expected unfishable water conditions. Should that happen\, everyone who signed up will be notified as soon as the decision is made and deposits refunded. \nLocation: Greensburg\, KY\, Green River Paddle Trail Campgrounds\, 805 Legion Park Road\, Greensburg\, KY 42743 Google Map Link\nThe Paddle Trial Campgrounds are brand new and look to be a great place to stay. They have their very own boat ramp right at the campground. You have multiple floats available and all floats can end at the campgrounds. We’ll do our best to make sure we can shuttle everyone as needed. \nDates: May 15th – 18th\, 2024 (Wed – Sat) \nCoordinator: Ralph Swallows (ralph@derbycityflyfishers.com; 502-836-8841) \nTrip Level: This is a Level 2+ trip — You must be able to handle a canoe\, kayak\, etc.\, in moving water and fly fish from it. Opportunities for fly fishing instruction will be limited. Some short portages will be likely depending on water conditions. \nNumber of Spots: 12 \nA KY Fishing License is required. Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: This is a float trip since bank and wade fishing are extremely limited. We’ll be targeting smallmouth bass\, but other species are abundant. Watercraft will be limited to kayaks\, canoes\, and the like as sections of the river are shallow and some portaging may be required. Rental kayaks and canoes are available\, click here for more an interactive map of the Green River and watercraft rental information. Personal Floatation Devices (PFDs) are required\, so if you’re bringing your own watercraft be sure to bring a PFD. There are several floats available ranging from 2 to 8 hours. We’ll work out launch and take out access points and shuttles on a day-by-day basis. Click here for a map of the Upper Green River with watercraft access points highlighted (provided by KY Department of Fish and Wildlife as part of their Blue Water Trails series.) \nLodging: We have reserved the lodge that sleeps 6 and has full kitchen and living room. The room rate for 3 nights at the lodge is $55 a night for a total of $165. We have reserved a smaller cabin that sleeps 6 and has a small kitchen and living room area. The cabin rate is $30 a night for a total of $90. Included in the cost is access to the Pavilion that is covered and has a firepit and plenty of lighting and picnic tables. Click here for information on the Paddle Trail Campgrounds and their amenities. \nPayment due at signup. \nSign Up: You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip. Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/green-river-trip-may-2024/
LOCATION:Paddle Trails Campground\, Greensburg\, KY\, 805 Legion Park Rad\, Greensburg\, KY\, 47243\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240508
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240513
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240107T215505Z
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SUMMARY:Greene-Sullivan State Forest & Shakamak State Park\, IN
DESCRIPTION:Dates: May 8 -12\, 2024 \nCoordinators:   \n\nWes Krupiczewicz (wes@derbycityflyfishers.com; 502-938-2662)\nJoe Gahlinger (joe@derbycityflyfishers.com; 502-472-3975)\n\nThe Plan:  This will be the club’s second trip to the area around Linton\, Indiana\, about 2.5 hours West of Louisville.  You can find the 2023 Trip Report on the Website. \nWe will be fishing for bluegill and bass in three Indiana State Land areas. \n\nThe area include Greene-Sullivan State Forest (https://www.in.gov/dnr/forestry/properties/greene-sullivan-state-forest/)\nShakamak State Park (https://www.in.gov/dnr/state-parks/parks-lakes/shakamak-state-park/)\nHillenbrand Fish and Wildlife Area ( https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/properties/hillenbrand-fwa/ \nThere are a large number of small lakes and impoundments with a variety of small boat (skiff\, canoe\, kayak\, float tube\, etc.) and bank fishing opportunities.  Shakamak State Park also rents boats with trolling motors.\n\nWe have rented two cottages in the Persimmon Lake Loop and can room a total of 16 campers.  The plan is to split meal preparation between the two cabin groups since meal preparation for more than 8 people is difficult.  We may be able to combine some meals\, but we’ve got to work that out. \nDescription of Waters:  This area in Western Indiana is a former coal strip pit area.  There are about 120 small lakes in Greene-Sullivan ranging in size from 3 acres to 120 acres.  The Forest itself has many small lakes with over 50 launch ramps; the Dugger Unit has 13 launch ramps with somewhat larger lakes.  Shakamak has 400 acres of man-made lakes with boat ramps\, canoe launches\, fishing piers\, fish cleaning stations and boat rental.   Hillenbrand has another 25 small lakes.  Greene-Sullivan is about 10 miles and 20 minutes southwest of Shakamak.  Hillenbrand is about 13 miles southeast of Shakamak. \nAccessibility:  With all the launch points\, this is an ideal area for small boats including kayaks and canoes.  Almost all the boat ramps are improved so that the small skiffs like we use on the Cumberland River work; gas motors cannot be used but trolling motor are acceptable. You will need a PFD on your watercraft. \nLevel:  This is a Level 2 trip.  There will not be dedicated fishers to teach beginners fly fishing basics.  There may be teachable opportunities\, but there are no guarantees. \nMeals: \n\nFor now\, plan to bring your own lunch\, snacks\, and beverages of choice.\nI will bring the DCFF coffee pot and coffee for the group. We could use another large coffee pot.\nWe plan to have group breakfasts and suppers. Please indicate your willingness to cook on the sign up. Plan a meal for 8.  If you need ideas on meals\, contact Wes.  Cooks should save receipts since these costs are reimbursable.  Joe and I each have a large 2 burner propane stove that we will bring.\nI’m hoping we catch enough panfish to have fish fries. So bring your filet knives to clean fish and fish baskets/wells to keep fish.\nThere are grocery stores close by\, so we can shop locally and do not have to pack everything in.\nYou need to bring your cooking and meal prep utensils – if you think you’ll need it\, bring it!. We will have paper plates and plastic ware.\n\nLodging:  The Club has rented Persimmon Lake bunk house cottages #1 and #2 in the Shakamak Group camping area. Directions will be provided in the trip updates just prior to the trip.  Each bunk house has 11 double bunk beds.  Each camper will get a lower berth to sleep and the upper bunk for storage.  The cottages have a kitchen with a full refrigerator\, stove/oven and a sink; we will keep the bunk bed next to the kitchen empty for storage.  There are 2 shower stalls\, 2 toilets and 2 vanities. There are two picnic tables and a fire pit outside. \n\nWe must bring our own linens\, towels\, cookware\, camp chairs\, and eating utensils.\nThe bunks have a pretty good foam mattress and most previous participants did not see a need for air mattresses. Pillows\, sheets\, blankets and/or sleeping bags are highly recommended.\nIf you want to be in the same bunkhouse as someone else\, please so state in the questions field on the sign up.\nIf you want to participate but NOT stay in the cottages\, camping spots and cabins are available; you need to make your own arrangements.\nFirewood is available for sale in the Park. We’ll buy firewood for the group fires. No outside firewood is allowed.\nWe can set up popup shelters/canopies.\n\nParking is limited.  We may want to try to figure out how to carpool for this trip.  Other cars may have to park in a group lot which is close to the cottages. \nThe plan limits this trip to 16 participants.  Registration cost for the trip is $140 (payable at sign up) for the four nights and will include the group breakfasts\, suppers and firewood.  There may be a cash up-charge if we burn a lot of wood.  Any registration fee refund is at the discretion of the DCFF Board. \nFishing License and Permits: (All these costs are in addition to the trip registration fee.) \n\nYou need an Indiana Fishing License; these can be purchased on line at Indiana Fishing License.\nFor boat operators\, you also need a Lake Permit ($5/year non-motorized\, $25/year motorized). You can get them at any State Park Office including the one at Greene/Sullivan. These permits are good at all Indiana State parks.\nPark entrance fees are $7 resident and $9 out of state; you will get a parking pass after paying the 1st day entry fee.\n\nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods\, but if you want to spin or bait fish that is acceptable.  Both topwater and typical nymph flies should work.  Bluegill love mop flies and trout magnets! \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip. \nClick here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/greene-sullivan-state-forest-shakamak-state-park-in-2/
LOCATION:Green-Sullivan State Park\, 2551 IN-159\, Dugger\, IN\, 47848
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240414
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:North Carolina Trip April 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Waynesville\, NC \nDates: April 10th – 13th\, 2024 (Wed thru Sat) \nCoordinators:\nMichael Ragan\, meragan1022@gmail.com\, 502-489-7078 \nMike Parker\, mparker@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 530-440-5645 \nLevel 2 Trip – You Should be able to manage your leader and tippet and tie-on flies.  You should also be able to cast at least 30 feet. This is a wading trip and some of the wading can be moderately challenging. A wading staff is highly recommended\, and many past participants use studded wading boots. \nNumber of spots 12-20 \nEquipment: 3-6 wt rods\, floating lines\, #8-14 nymphs\, #10-12 bead head crackle backs\, midges\, egg patterns\, mop flies\, Chicago Flies (white\, black\, and olive)\, woolly buggers and misc. other streamers. \nA NC fishing license is required.  As of Sept 2019\, a Trout Stamp is no longer required. Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: We’ll be staying in the Waynesville\, NC area to trout fish in several of the delayed harvest (i.e.\, catch and release) streams in the area. The Tuckasegee River\, West Fork of the Pigeon River\, the Upper Nantahala River\, Laurel River\, Davidson River\, and the Shelton-Laurel Creek are all within a 1-hour drive of Waynesville. These rivers provide some of the best fishing in the area. Past trips have produced a very successful catch with fish in the 17–20-inch range being common. \nLodging: You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements. I have negotiated a block of rooms at the Econo Lodge in Waynesville\, NC\, Address: 232 State Rd 1202\, Waynesville\, NC 28786\, (828) 246-6201. The Econo Lodge provides a complimentary continental breakfast starting at 6:00am. When booking your room at the Econo Lodge\, be sure to tell them you are with the DCFF club for the special room rate (to be negotiated) for Wednesday through Friday nights. \nOn the past several trips many participants have stayed at the Jonathan Creek Inn in Maggie Valley www.jonathancreekinn.com. This is an option as well. \nMeals: You will be responsible for all meals. Usually\, I will arrange a group dinner at a local restaurant on Wednesday and Thursday evenings for those who are interested.  \nGuided Fishing: If you are interested in a wading or float guided trip\, Maggie Valley Fly Shop is offering a 20% discount to DCFF members for this trip. You can make arrangements with the shop at: (828) 476-6710 or https://www.maggievalleyflyshop.com/. \nEstimated Cost: The three-night trip will cost approximately $350 – $400 per person for lodging (based on shared room)\, license\, gas\, and food; there is no deposit required as each participant is responsible for their own costs.  You will also be asked during sign up if you are willing to share a room and if you want to carpool. I will try to coordinate carpooling and shared lodging. \nClick here to sign up. \n 
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/north-carolina-trip-april-2024/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231010
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231014
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:North Carolina Fall Trip
DESCRIPTION:Tuckasegee River Below Webster\, NC\nLocation: Waynesville\, NC \nDates: October 10th – 13th\, 2023 (Tues thru Fri) \nCoordinators:\nMichael Ragan\, meragan1022@gmail.com\, 502-489-7078 \nLevel 2 Trip – You Should be able to manage your leader and tippet and tie-on flies.  You should also be able to cast at least 30 feet. This is a wading trip and some of the wading can be moderately challenging. A wading staff is highly recommended\, and many past participants use studded wading boots. \nNumber of spots 12-20 \nEquipment: 3-6 wt rods\, floating lines\, #8-14 nymphs\, #10-12 bead head crackle backs\, midges\, egg patterns\, mop flies\, Chicago Flies (white\, black\, and olive)\, woolly buggers and misc. other streamers. \nA NC fishing license is required.  As of Sept 2019\, a Trout Stamp is no longer required. Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: We’ll be staying in the Waynesville\, NC area to trout fish in several of the delayed harvest (i.e.\, catch and release) streams in the area. The Tuckasegee River\, West Fork of the Pigeon River\, the Upper Nantahala River\, Laurel River\, Davidson River\, and the Shelton-Laurel Creek are all within a 1-hour drive of Waynesville. These rivers provide some of the best fishing in the area. Past trips have produced a very successful catch with fish in the 17–20-inch range being common. \nLodging: You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements. I have negotiated a block of rooms at the Econo Lodge in Waynesville\, NC\, Address: 232 State Rd 1202\, Waynesville\, NC 28786\, (828) 246-6201. The Econo Lodge provides a complimentary continental breakfast starting at 6:30am. When booking your room at the Econo Lodge\, be sure to tell them you are with the DCFF club for the $86 room rate for Tuesday through Thursday nights and $145 per night for Friday and Saturday nights. \nOn the past several trips many participants have stayed at the Jonathan Creek Inn in Maggie Valley www.jonathancreekinn.com. This is an option as well. \nMeals: You will be responsible for all meals. Usually\, I will arrange a group dinner at a local restaurant on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings for those who are interested.  \nGuided Fishing: If you are interested in a wading or float guided trip\, Maggie Valley Fly Shop is offering a 20% discount to DCFF members for this trip. You can make arrangements with the shop at: (828) 476-6710 or https://www.maggievalleyflyshop.com/. \nEstimated Cost: The three-night trip will cost approximately $350 – $400 per person for lodging (based on shared room)\, license\, gas\, and food; there is no deposit required as each participant is responsible for their own costs.  You will also be asked during sign up if you are willing to share a room and if you want to carpool. I will try to coordinate carpooling and shared lodging. \nClick here to sign up. \nMichael
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/north-carolina-fall-trip/
LOCATION:Maggie Valley Fly Shop\, 3073 Soco Road\, Maggie Valley\, NC\, 28751
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230918
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
CREATED:20230110T033057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230110T033517Z
UID:10001936-1694736000-1694995199@derbycityflyfishers.com
SUMMARY:Cumberland River Trip September 2023
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   September 15th – 17th  (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  Wes Krupiczewicz wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662 \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Wes regarding availability of space.  Also\, Wes has reserved 2 rooms for Wednesday and Thursday evenings to extend the outing; Wednesday and Thursday are not included in the registration payment and cost extra – contact Wes if interested. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2023\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it.  There is an icemaker on the property ($2 for approximate 7lb bag.) There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-trip-september-2023/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230908
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230911
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:White River Trip (Ft Wayne\,IN)
DESCRIPTION:Location: White River near Anderson\, Indiana. About 2 ½ hours north of Louisville. \nDates: September 8-10\, 2022 (Friday – Sunday) \nCoordinator: Brian Kaluzny –brian@derbycityflyfishers.com \nLevel 2 Trip – You Should be able to manage your leader and tippet and tie-on flies.  You should also be able to cast at least 30 feet. \nNumber of Spots: unlimited \nEquipment: 5-7 wt rods\, weight forward floating lines primarily. Standard smallmouth flies. \n  \nAn Indiana fishing license is required.  Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: Wade and float for smallmouth on the White River northeast of Indianapolis. This is a three-day two-night primitive camping trip hosted by our brethren at Three Rivers Fly Fishers out of Fort Wayne\, Indiana. This is going to be an informal weekend camping trip. Our hosts will assist us in wade fishing and or floating the White River mostly between Farmland and Anderson. Canoe and kayak rentals are available at the campsite if you so choose. \nLodging:  Camping and rendezvous point at Canoe Country – 6600 South County Road\, Dalesville\, IN 47334 www.canoeindiana.com Camping is primitive – restrooms onsite but no showers. \nCost: Camping is complimentary and provided by our hosts: Canoe Country and Three Rivers Fly Fishers. There is no cost to this trip! Transportation on your own. There are plenty of tent sites. Details on meals will be determined at a later date. Also bring a chair for around the fire and beverages of your choice. ABSOUTLEY NO GLASS BOTTLES OF ANY KIND ALLOWED IN CAMP OR ON THE RIVER. \nIf you have any questions contact Brian Kaluzny at 502-724-3487. \nClick here to sign up
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/white-river-trip-ft-waynein/
LOCATION:Canoe Country\, 6600 South County Road\, Dalesville\, IN\, 47334
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230827
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230903
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
CREATED:20221222T212336Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230112T201126Z
UID:10001927-1693094400-1693699199@derbycityflyfishers.com
SUMMARY:Camp Buffalo Bill Anglers Base Camp (Cody\, WY)
DESCRIPTION:August 27 – Sept 2\, 2023 (Sun – Sat) (Week/Session 4)  \nCoordinator:  George Tipker\, george@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-594-2066 \nLocation: Camp Buffalo Bill (50 miles west of Cody\, WY) Yellowstone Anglers’ Basecamp is located at Camp Buffalo Bill\, a Boy Scout Camp along the banks of the North Fork of the Shoshone River\, just 8 miles from the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. \nTrip Level: This is a Level 3 trip (see Trip Suitability for details.) This is primarily a wading trip.  Wading and access to fishing locations range from easy to challenging.  Participants should be proficient waders and self-reliant fly fishers.  Individuals are responsible for determining the suitability of this trip with respect to their skill level and expectations. This is not a beginner trip!  \nCost: Total $900.  Please use the following Boys Scouts of America link for a brief overview of the trip and description of what is included AND also to register and pay. Please note that DCFF will not be handling the registrations or payments this year (this is a change from in years past).  Individuals MUST register and pay on their own directly to Boys Scouts of America Adventure West Council at the following link https://scoutingevent.com/062-64371    Slots are limited 30 participants\, are open to the public\, and are filled on a “first-come-first-served” basis.  \nA DCFF Important Special Note:  If you are registering\, please also sign up on our DCFF Club Trips sign up page Cody\, WY 2023 Trip  order to let the trip coordinator know who all is attending.  That way future communications/trip meetings/transportation/etc.  information can be disseminated by the trip coordinator.    \nDescription:  One week of fishing some of Wyoming’s finest trout waters near the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park.  Base camp is located on the banks of the North Fork of the Shoshone River in the Shoshone National Forest — a blue ribbon\, freestone trout fishery.  Also have access to waters in Yellowstone and others in Northwest Wyoming.  Cost includes six nights lodging\, three meals/day\, transportation to/from Cody Airport and/or Billings-Logan airport; and daily transportation to/from fishing locations of your choice in the area. \nThe Area – Northwest Wyoming has some of the most scenic territory you will see anywhere. Populated by numerous wildlife species — bear (including Grizzlies)\, mule deer\, elk\, bison\, coyote\, fox\, and more. Truly a beautiful part of our country. \nWeather in August – Temps can range from 30’s to 90’s with averages ranging from mid-50’s to mid-80’s.  It has snowed in late August; in fact\, it snowed the week following the 2020 Group’s trip. It does rain\, with thunderstorms and hail possible. Camp elevation is 6\,400 feet above sea level and the air is dry.  Staying well hydrated is essential to cope with both the elevation and arid air. \nBase Camp – The camp is located on the Shoshone River where there are miles of fishing opportunities. Accommodations are rustic. Cabins consist of bunk beds with a couple of small tables. There is marginal cell service/wi-fi via the wi-fi connection at the Ranger’s office. There are also two (2) land line phones on site for general use\, if necessary. Cabins have electricity but no heat or AC.  Each cabin has windows that can be opened and a fan. You will be responsible for your own linens\, towels\, sleeping bag and pillow. Laundry (free) facilities are available on site. There is a heated shower house with ample showers and facilities. The center of camp activity is the dining hall where all the gatherings and fellowship occur. This is a large building that is open 24 hours a day with complimentary snacks and drinks available. Three meals are provided daily. \nThe Staff – The staff is knowledgeable and accommodating. They will take you wherever you want to go on the river and return to pick you up. The camp has four vans\, and the staff will transport you up or down stream to many fishing locations. If at least 5 folks want to go to Yellowstone (a 1-1/2-hour drive one way) or to Jackson Hole and the Grand Tetons (a long all-day trip)\, they will arrange for that also. For days you want to get out early\, a continental breakfast will be waiting for you at departure. If you want to stay out longer\, sandwiches are prepared to take with you. \nThe Fishing – The fishing is quite different from around our area. “Humbling” seems the most common descriptor. The water is gin clear\, fast\, and skinny. Wading and walking alongside the river is not easy\, with rocks from pebbles to boulders ranging from basketball to refrigerator size. Expect to catch rainbow\, brown\, and cutthroat — many in the 15+ inch range. They are wild fish that are finicky and spooky. A 10-fish day is an exceptional day. \nThe Gear – Three to six weight rods\, reels and lines work well.  Nymphing is by far the most productive method\, but flies need to be heavier than we would normally fish in our area.  The water is quick and skinny\, and drifts are short\, so the flies need to get down fast and stay down.  We’ll have more information on flies and techniques in the coming months. \nThe Adventure – This trip is about 50% fishing and 50% adventure. Getting to some of the fishing holes is an adventure in itself\, with challenging terrain and critters aplenty.  A favorite non-fishing adventure is a hike to a unique rock formation along a mountain ridge about 1000 ft above the camp. This is a challenging hike but universally agreed by those who did it to be one of the most enjoyable and memorable activities of the trip. \nThe staff can provide a trip to Cody one evening for dinner and a rodeo. Cody is an old town with a lot of history and interesting restaurants. Of course\, there are trips to Yellowstone mixing sightseeing and fishing on the Yellowstone River. \nCost – The entire week costs $900.  You are responsible for your own transportation to Cody or Billings MT airport. Flights range from about $500 to $1200 depending on airport\, baggage charges\, etc.  A 5-day Wyoming non-resident license is $56\, and an additional day is $14. If you go to Yellowstone\, there is an additional license requirement but it’s nominal. \nClothing & footgear \n\nBring clothes for cool to cold evenings and warm to hot days.\nSandals\, casual sports shoes\, wading boots and shower shoes.   Hiking boots if you plan to go hiking.\nInclude warm sleeping clothes or have a cold weather sleeping bag.\nDon’t forget sunscreen and insect repellent.  Bear spray will be provided. (Buddy fishing is highly recommended because of threat of bears.)\nYou’ll need waders and wading staff. Felt soled boots w/spikes are okay everywhere\, except\, … No felt soles in Yellowstone!!   Plan your boot selection(s) accordingly.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/camp-buffalo-bill-anglers-base-camp-cody-wy/
LOCATION:Camp Buffalo Bill\, 870 North Fork Hwy\, Cody\, WY\, 82414\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230818
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230821
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230110T032539Z
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SUMMARY:Cumberland River Trip August 2023
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   August 18th – 20th  (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  Wes Krupiczewicz wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662 \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Wes regarding availability of space.  Also\, Wes has reserved 2 rooms for Wednesday and Thursday evenings to extend the outing; Wednesday and Thursday are not included in the registration payment and cost extra – contact Wes if interested. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2023\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it.  There is an icemaker on the property ($2 for approximate 7lb bag.) There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-trip-august-2023/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230717
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230110T031532Z
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SUMMARY:Cumberland River Trip July 2023
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   July 14th – 16th  (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  Wes Krupiczewicz wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662 \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Wes regarding availability of space.  Also\, Wes has reserved 2 rooms for Wednesday and Thursday evenings to extend the outing; Wednesday and Thursday are not included in the registration payment and cost extra – contact Wes if interested. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2023\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it.  There is an icemaker on the property ($2 for approximate 7lb bag.) There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-trip-july-2023/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230609
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230612
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230110T025722Z
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SUMMARY:Cumberland River Trip June 2023
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Retreat\, Helm’s Landing \nDates:   June 9th – 11th (Fri – Sun) \nCoordinator:  Wes Krupiczewicz wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662 \nLevel 3 Trip:  This is a trip for experienced anglers and there will be limited opportunities for training (see Trip Suitability for details).  All boaters should have experience in moving waters.  When generation starts on the Cumberland\, water levels can quickly rise 15 feet or more.  A PFD is required for all boaters. \nNumber of Spots: 8 \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods.  Smaller rods are appropriate for nymph fishing while 8 weight rods are a better choice for streamer or “hopper/dropper” fishing.  Flies include #8 to #18 nymphs\, including stone flies\, pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout flies like mop and egg patterns.  Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers.  Prominently white shad imitations work well and provide a visual fishing experience when fished from a boat.  Hoppers and other terrestrials will take fish in August and September when fished along walls and high banks. \nFishing License and permits:  You will need a Kentucky fishing license and trout permit. Click here to purchase. There is a $5 vehicle fee to use the Kendall boat ramp at the dam. This fee is waived with a National Park Pass. \nThe Plan:  The club has reserved all 4 rooms at the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing for this outing.  Cost is $110 per person for the two night weekend\, assuming double occupancy in each room; registration and full payment is required to secure your bed. Note that due to escalating costs\, we may have a cash surcharge in addition to the registration fee.  Any refunds for cancelations are at the discretion of the DCFF board.  There are 8 spots on the sign up.  Anyone wanting to stay over only 1 night will be accommodated as floor space allows – contact Wes regarding availability of space.  Also\, Wes has reserved 2 rooms for Wednesday and Thursday evenings to extend the outing; Wednesday and Thursday are not included in the registration payment and cost extra – contact Wes if interested. \nDescription of the Waters:  In 2023\, we can expect some sort of a generation schedule with little to no flow in the early morning and generation starting sometime between dawn and early afternoon.  This trip should be considered primarily a boating or floating trip with the possibility of wade fishing on various shoals accessible by boat.  There is also the possibility to wade fish Hatchery Creek.  Go to the Stream Information – Cumberland River page on the DCFF website for more information about the river\, possible floats in the upper section of the river\, and alternative launch locations.  If we get a lot of rain and high-water levels on the tailwater\, there is always the potential to fish for bass or panfish on Lake Cumberland itself. \nDepending on water conditions and the generation schedule\, virtually any small craft can be used on the river.  At 2 or more generators or during high winds\, the river will be “pushy” for inflatable pontoon boats; canoes and kayaks are better\, but skill will be required to safely use them under generation flow conditions.  Small motor-powered craft are the best option if the operator knows how to avoid river obstructions like rocks and logs.  It will be your responsibility to secure a craft and/or find a buddy with a craft.  You can follow other experienced members on the river\, but you need to know how to navigate and operate your boat.  Also\, recognize the need to practice safe boating techniques on the Cumberland; wear a life jacket when you are underway and if you get dumped into the river get to shore ASAP – hypothermia will take over quickly with the water temperatures in the 50s year round! \nLodging:  There are 8 beds available in the rooms.  Linens and towels are provided.  Each room has a cooktop stove (no oven)\, microwave\, small refrigerator\, coffee maker (bring your own coffee and condiments). Dishes\, flat ware and cooking utensils are available\, but if you need something specific for meal preparation\, plan to bring it.  There is an icemaker on the property ($2 for approximate 7lb bag.) There are charcoal grills on the deck.  You are expected to do your dishes and keep the rooms clean.  Please do not leave trash or garbage on the deck – raccoons are a problem. \nMeals:  Breakfast and Lunch are on your own.  We traditionally share supper; volunteer cooks are always appreciated\, and your food costs are reimbursable\, so save those receipts.  Bring a chair to enjoy the fire in the evening (assuming we can source the wood).  Your payment includes the cost of supper and firewood. \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cumberland-river-trip-june-2023/
LOCATION:Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing\, 36.896105\, -85.145682
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230607
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230610
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230601T132517Z
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SUMMARY:Obey River Tailwaters Trip
DESCRIPTION:Coordinator: Joe Gahlinger (joe@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-472-3975) \n\n\nSign Up cutoff is midnight June 4th so we can cancel unneeded rooms if necessary. \nThe Plan:  We have room reservations Wednesday and Thursday nights at the Valley View Motel in Celina\, TN. We’ll arrive Wednesday afternoon/evening and fish the Obey on Thursday and Friday.  Note:  There is a Cumberland Tailwaters trip scheduled for 9 thru 11 June at Helm’s Landing. If you desire\, you can fish the Obey on Thursday and Friday then travel to the Riverside Retreat at Helm’s Landing Friday afternoon/evening to fish the Cumberland on Saturday and Sunday.  Note: These are separate trips and you must sign up for each of them separately. \nDescription of the Waters: The Obey River Tailwater is a 7 mile stretch of the Obey River that runs between the Dale Hollow Lake Dam and the Cumberland River. The river is stocked with rainbow and brown trout year-round. Club members have caught both species in good numbers and sizes (it is not uncommon to hook up on 18+ inch fish.) The river is subject to rapidly changing conditions based on the dam release schedule. It is a narrow river with high banks\, thus when dam release begins the river rises rapidly by as much as 12 to 15 feet. The upper half of the river is shallow during non-release periods but can be navigated carefully by shallow draft motorboats. The lower half is deeper and easily navigated at low water.  Google Map Link \nAccessibility: Wading is limited and mostly only accessible via watercraft. So\, this will be a float trip (shallow draft motorboats\, kayaks\, canoes\, etc.)  There are three concrete boat ramps along the river with ample parking available. We typically launch and recover motorboats at the Donaldson Park ramp\, which is at the lower end of the river. We motor up about 2.5 miles to an island and fish our way back down to the ramp. For those with kayaks\, canoes\, etc.\, we’ll organize shuttles for launch and take out. If you do not have a watercraft but would like to come on this trip\, contact Joe Gahlinger for help in getting a seat – but no guarantees. DO NOT SIGN UP until you have made boating arrangements. \nLevel: This is rated a Level 2 Trip (see Trip Suitability for details.) Boat operators should have experience navigating shallow water rivers and dealing with rising water from dam releases. Kayakers\, canoeists\, etc.\, should have experience fishing from a kayak in moving water. PFD’s are required for all. \nMeals: The Valley View Motel has no microwaves or refrigerators and cooking in the rooms is not allowed. Thus\, all meals are on your own. There are a couple restaurants within walking distance of the motel and several others just a short drive away. We can do group dinners depending on participants desires. \nYou can get breakfast sandwiches at a nearby gas station on the way to the ramp if you want to get an early start.  Otherwise\, there is a decent breakfast diner on the way to the ramp for a more leisurely breakfast.  Plan to pack a lunch to eat on the water. \nLodging: We have reserved four rooms at the Valley View Motel in Celina for Wednesday and Thursday nights. These are small\, basic rooms so temper your expectations. They are clean and serviceable and at $65/night (cash)\, $68/night (credit card) per room are a reasonable value. We plan on shared rooms so the cost is half that per night per person. No deposit is required\, you pay at check in. Boat trailer parking is tight but manageable and we can run extension cords to charge trolling motor batteries. As noted under meals\, no cooking is allowed in the rooms and there’s no refrigeration. Campsites are available at the Dale Hollow Damsite Campgrounds immediately adjacent to the boat ramp just below the dam. You can get Campground information and make reservations at https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232564 \nFishing License and permits: You will need a Tennessee All Species fishing license. A 3-day non-resident costs $40.50 and an annual non-resident costs $99.00. You can get more information and buy licenses here. \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods. Flies include #8 to #20 nymphs\, including pheasant tails\, hare’s ears\, prince\, copper john’s\, midges\, and most other trout nymphs. Black\, white and olive wooly buggers are good streamers. If all else fails\, bring the Club standby\, catalpa worm patterns (AKA mop flies) or some Trout Magnets. DCFF members have had good results with both. \nTennessee Fishing Guide: You can get more information on Tennessee fishing regulations\, locations\, trout fishing requirements\, etc.\, at  https://www.tn.gov/twra/fishing.html \nSign Up: You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip. Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/obey-river-tailwaters-trip/
LOCATION:Valley View Motel\, 815 E Lake Ave\, Celina\, Tennessee\, 38551
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230602
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230605
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
CREATED:20221222T204817Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230205T031308Z
UID:10001921-1685664000-1685923199@derbycityflyfishers.com
SUMMARY:Elkhorn River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Location:  Still Waters Campground\, 249 Strohmeier Rd\, Frankfort\, KY 40601 Google Map Link \nDates:  June 2nd – 4th\, 2023 (Fri thru Sat) \nCoordinators: \nJim Wilmoth (jwilmoth@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 859-619-2048 \nMike Norris (mikenorris@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-802-5559 \nLEVEL 4 Trip – Due to the nature of the float trip\, there will be limited opportunities while on the water for beginner instruction\, but experienced members will be happy to answer questions in camp.  At a minimum\, participants should be comfortable using small craft in a moving stream where the danger of an upset and the possibility of losing equipment is real. \nNumber of Spots: No limit \nEquipment: Lighter weight 4\, 5\, and 6 weight fly rods are appropriate.  Drys\, poppers\, nymphs\, and streamers will all take fish. Light watercraft (kayak\, inflatable pontoon\, or canoe.) \nA KY Fishing License is required. Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: Elkhorn Creek is a premier smallmouth stream in Central Kentucky\, East of Frankfort.  We will park and camp at the Still Waters Campground Primitive Campground for the takeout and shuttle to the upstream launch.  Depending on the number of participants\, we will either self-shuttle and/or use a shuttle service.  The shuttle trip takes about 15 minutes and the 6-mile float and fishing trip back to the campground takes about 6 hours.  For more information on the creek\, see the Stream Information section of the website.  This is a float trip\, with wet wading opportunities around the many rapids that are encountered. Canoes\, kayaks\, and inflatable pontoons can all be used on the creek.  Caution must be used around the frequent class 1 (or with higher water class 2) rapids on the creek. \nLodging: Still Waters Campground Primitive Campground\, primitive camp sites and RV sites.  Shower house is on site. \nMeals: You will be responsible for all meals. \n  \nCosts:  Primitive camp sites cost $27.00 per night\, 2 tents per site (split the cost).  RV spots cost $35.00 per night. You should pay for your own fees and get a parking pass at the office.  \nIf you have any questions\, contact Jim Wilmoth or Mike Norris (see contact info at top) \nClick here to sign up for the trip so they know who is coming.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/elkhorn-river-trip/
LOCATION:Still Waters Campground\, 249 Strohmeier Road\, Frankfort\, KY\, 40601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230517
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230521
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
CREATED:20221222T210359Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230204T205652Z
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SUMMARY:Green River Trip - Greensburg\, KY
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: This trip may be cancelled or rescheduled due to expected unfishable water conditions. Should that happen\, everyone who signed up will be notified as soon as the decision is made\, and deposits refunded. \nLocation: Greensburg\, KY\, Green River Paddle Trail Cabins\, 112 Paddle Trail Lane\, Greensburg\, KY 42743 Google Map Link \nDates: May 17th – 20th\, 2023 (Wed – Sat) \nCoordinator: Ralph Swallows (ralph@derbycityflyfishers.com; 502-836-8841) \nLevel 2+ trip — You must be able to handle a canoe\, kayak\, etc.\, in moving water and fly fish from it. Opportunities for fly fishing instruction will be limited. Some short portages will be likely depending on water conditions. \nNumber of Spots: 12 \nA KY Fishing License is required. Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details: This is a float trip since bank and wade fishing are extremely limited. We’ll be targeting smallmouth bass\, but other species are abundant. Watercraft will be limited to kayaks\, canoes\, and the like as sections of the river are shallow and some portaging may be required. Rental kayaks and canoes are available\, click here for more info. Personal Floatation Devices (PFDs) are required\, so if you’re bringing your own watercraft be sure to bring a PFD. There are several floats available ranging from 2 to 8 hours. We’ll work out launch and take out access points and shuttles on a day-by-day basis.  Click here for a map of the Upper Green River with watercraft access points highlighted. \nLodging: There are three types of cabins plus two RV Hook Up sites. Click here for more information on the cabins and RV Hook Up sites. \nPayment due at signup. \nCabins #1\, 2 & 3 – accommodates 2 (bunkbed) people each\, $45 per person per night (total $135 for three nights)\, we have three of these cabins. \nCabin #4 – accommodates 2 people\, $50 per person per night (total $150 for three nights.) This cabin is a little bigger than 1\, 2 & 3\, it has a double bed and a sofa bed. \nCabin #5 – accommodates up to 4 (bunk beds)\, $30 per person per night (total $90 for three nights.) This cabin is designed for 6\, but we’re limiting to 4 since it’s a bit tight for 6. \nRV Hook Up – We’ve reserved the two available sites. Cost is $20 per night per site (total $60 for three nights.) \nMeals: The cabins have limited kitchen facilities (small refrigerators and microwaves) and outdoor grills. The campgrounds are in the heart of Greensburg so there are several eateries nearby. You’ll be on your own for breakfast and lunch. Depending on the desires and willingness of participants we can prepare a shared evening meal\, organize an outing to a local restaurant or\, explore the culinary offerings of Greensburg individually. \nSign Up: You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip. Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/green-river-trip-greensburg-ky/
LOCATION:Paddle Trails Campground\, Greensburg\, KY\, 805 Legion Park Rad\, Greensburg\, KY\, 47243\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:Greene-Sullivan State Forest & Shakamak State Park\, IN
DESCRIPTION:May 10 -14\, 2023 \n  \nCoordinator:  Wes Krupiczewicz \n  \nThe Plan:  This will be the club’s first trip to the area around Linton\, Indiana\, about 2.5 hours West of Louisville.  We will be fishing for bluegill and bass in the lakes in the Greene-Sullivan State Forest (https://www.in.gov/dnr/forestry/properties/greene-sullivan-state-forest/) and in Shakamak State Park (https://www.in.gov/dnr/state-parks/parks-lakes/shakamak-state-park/).  Both places can be researched on the links above.  There are a large number of small lakes and impoundments with a variety of small boat (canoe\, kayak\, float tube\, etc) and bank fishing opportunities.  Shakamak State Park also has boats available for rent. \n  \nDescription of Waters:  This area in Western Indiana is a former coal strip pit area.  There are about 120 small lakes in Greene-Sullivan ranging in size from 3 acres to 120 acres.  The Forest itself has many small lakes with over 50 carry down launches; the Drugger Unit has 13 launch ramps with somewhat larger lakes.  Shakamak has 400 acres of man made lakes with boat ramps\, canoe launches\, fishing piers\, fish cleaning stations and boat rental.   Greene-Sullivan is about 10 miles and 20 minutes south of Shakamak. \n  \nAccessibility:  With all the launch points\, this looks like an ideal area for small boats like kayaks and canoes.  Based on the maps\, it looks like there are also carry in opportunities to small lakes without ramps; those might be ideal for float tubes.  You will need a PFD on your watercraft. \n  \nLevel:  This is a Level 2 trip.  There will not be dedicated fishers to teach beginners fly fishing basics.  There may be teachable opportunities\, but there are no guarantees. \n  \nMeals:  For now\, plan to bring you own breakfast and lunch\, unless someone is willing to cook breakfast.  I will bring the DCFF coffee pot and coffee for the group. \n  \nWe will have group suppers on Wednesday thru Saturday.  Cooking volunteers should save receipts since these costs are refundable.  I have a large 2 burner propane stove that I will bring.  I’m hoping we catch enough panfish to have fish fries.   There are grocery stores close by\, so we can shop local and do not have to pack everything in. \n  \nYou need to bring your cooking and eating utensils. \n  \nLodging:  We will stay in Persimmon Lane bunk house cottage #12 in the Shakamak Group camping area.  Google Map Link The bunk house has 3 rooms.  There is a kitchen with a refrigerator\, stove/oven and a sink.  There are 2 shower stalls and 2 toilets.  There are two picnic tables and a fire pit outside.  We will have to bring our own linens\, towels\, cookware and eating utensils.  Firewood is available for sale in the Park.  We can set up a popup shelter. \n  \nThere are only 2 parking spaces at the cottage.  We may want to try to figure out how to carpool for this trip.  Other cars will have to park in a group lot which is close to #12. \n  \nI plan to limit this trip to 8 participants.  Registration cost for the trip is $120 for the four nights and will include the group suppers and firewood.  There may be a cash up-charge if we burn a lot of wood.  Any registration fee refund is at the discretion of the DCFF Board. \n  \nFishing License and Permits:  You need an Indiana Fishing License\, a lake permit ($5/year non-motorized\, $25/year motorized) and entrance fees (possibly as high at $9/day – not sure).  All these costs are in addition to the trip registration fee. \n  \nEquipment:  3 to 8 weight fly rods\, but if you want to spin or bait fish that is acceptable.  Both topwater and typical nymph flies should work.  Bluegill love mop flies and trout magnets! \n  \nSign Up:  If you have any questions\, contact Wes at wes@derbycityflyfishers.com or 502-938-2662.  You must be a current DCFF member to sign up for this trip.  Click here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/greene-sullivan-state-forest-shakamak-state-park-in/
LOCATION:Shakamak State Park\, IN\, 6265 W. State Road 48\, Jasonville\, IN\, 47438\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:North Carolina Spring Trip
DESCRIPTION:West Fork of Pigeon River\nLocation: Waynesville\, NC \nDates: April 5th – 9th\, 2023 (Wed thru Sat) \nCoordinators:\nMichael Broome\, mbroome@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-649-8967 \nMike Parker\, mparker@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 530-440-5645 \nLevel 2 Trip: You Should be able to manage your leader and tippet and tie-on flies.  You should also be able to cast at least 30 feet. Instruction will be available upon request. This is a wading trip and some of the wading can be moderately challenging. A wading staff is highly recommended\, and many past participants use studded wading boots. \nNumber of spots: Ideally 12-20 \nEquipment: 3-6 wt rods\, floating lines\, #8-14 nymphs\, #10-12 bead head crackle backs\, midges\, egg patterns\, mop flies\, Chicago Flies (white\, black\, and olive)\, woolly buggers and miscellaneous other streamers. Euro Nymphing is also popular on all waters. Note: No scented lures (e.g.\, Berkley Trout Worms) allowed on the Delayed Harvest waters.  Trout magnets are okay. \nA NC Inland Fishing license is required.  Trout Stamp is included in this license.  Click here to purchase. \nOuting Details:  We’ll be staying in the Waynesville/ Maggie Valley\, NC area to trout fish in several of the delayed harvest (i.e.\, catch and release) streams in the area. The Tuckasegee River\, West Fork of the Pigeon River\, the Upper Nantahala River\, Laurel River\, Davidson River\, and the Shelton-Laurel Creek are all within a 1-hour drive of Waynesville and provide some of the best fishing in the area. Past trips have produced a very successful catch with fish in the 17–20-inch range common. \nLodging: You will be responsible for making your own lodging arrangements. Note: Sharing a room significantly reduces cost of trip. \n\nThe Econo Lodge in Waynesville\, NC 232 Phillips Rd\, Waynesville\, NC (828-246-6201) is holding 8 2-double bed rooms for club members until March 5th. After that date they will open unreserved rooms to the public.  The Econo Lodge provides a complimentary continental breakfast starting at 6:30am. When booking your room at the Econo Lodge ask for the Derby City Fly Fishers rooms\, $90 room. \n\n\nOn the past several trips many participants have stayed at the Jonathan Creek Inn in Maggie Valley\, 4324 Soco Road\, Maggie Valley\, NC (828-936-1232). As of January 17th\, there were plenty of rooms available. There is no group rate\, but they offer AARP\, Military\, AAA\, and Senior Discounts. Room rates vary based on type of room.\n\n\nThere are several other lodging options in the Maggie Valley/Waynesville area which you can explore on your own.\n\nMeals: You will be responsible for all meals. Reservations have been made for Wednesday and Thursday evenings for those who are interested. \n\nWednesday\, 7:00pm\, Bear Waters Brewing Company\, 4352 Soco Road\, Maggie Valley\, NC (next to Johnathan Creek Inn.)\nThursday\, 7:00pm\, Bocelli’s Italian Eatery\, 319 N Haywood St\, Waynesville\, NC\nYou will be asked on the trip sign up to RSVP for each Group Dinner\nYou are on your own for dinner Friday and Saturday evenings\n\nEstimated Cost: The four-night trip will cost approximately $500 -$700 per person for lodging (based on shared room)\, license\, gas\, and food; there is no deposit required as each participant is responsible for their own costs.  Use Comment Field in sign up the let coordinators know if you want to share a room and/or a ride. \nClick here to sign up.
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/north-carolina-spring-trip/
LOCATION:Econo Lodge – Waynesville\, NC\, 232 Phillips Road\, Waynesville\, NC\, 28786
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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SUMMARY:Fall North Carolina Trip
DESCRIPTION:For more info\, click here:  Trip Information
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/fall-north-carolina-trip/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220912
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:WhiteRiver  (Canoe Country’)
DESCRIPTION:  \n2022 White River\, Indiana Trip
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/whiteriver-canoe-country/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220611
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:Obey River Tail Water Trip
DESCRIPTION:For more info\, click here:  Trip Information
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/obey-river-tail-water-trip/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220521
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:Green River Fishing Trip
DESCRIPTION:For more info\, click here:  Trip Information
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/green-river-fishing-trip/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220502
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:Elkhorn creek camping trip
DESCRIPTION:Fishing and camping trip on the beautiful Elkhorn Creek in  Franklin county Ky. For more trip information click here:
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/elkhorn-creek-camping-trip/
LOCATION:Still Waters Campground\, 249 Strohmeier Road\, Frankfort\, KY\, 40601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220410
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
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SUMMARY:Spring North Carolina Trip
DESCRIPTION:For more info\, click here: Trip Information:
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/spring-north-carolina-trip/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210822
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210829
DTSTAMP:20260524T201447
CREATED:20201025T153415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201025T153501Z
UID:10001771-1629590400-1630195199@derbycityflyfishers.com
SUMMARY:Cody Wyoming Trip
DESCRIPTION:Club trip to Cody Wyoming \nAugust 22 – 28\, 2021 (Sun – Sat) \nCoordinator:  Joe Gahlinger\, joe@derbycityflyfishers.com\, 502-472-3975 \nLocation: Camp Buffalo Bill (50 miles west of Cody\, WY) \nTo View trip details: https://derbycityflyfishers.com/cody-wyoming-trip/ \n 
URL:https://derbycityflyfishers.com/event/cody-wyoming-trip/
LOCATION:Camp Buffalo Bill\, 870 North Fork Hwy\, Cody\, WY\, 82414\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fishing Trip
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