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Welcome to Magnolia Fly Fishers Club activities include: monthly meetings with programs featuring special guest speakers who present fly fishing techniques and destinations and club outings to various fisheries in the South. The technical aspects of fly fishing such as casting, fly tying, knot tying, and leader construction is discussed, demonstrated, and practiced.

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The following are files and documents created or used by the club.

Calvin Reznec (MDWFP crayfish biologist) presentation

David Buckener Mylar Merkin crawfish pattern

Notched Dike Fields on the MS River

Fly Fishing Electronic Resource Listing – as docx (Word format, hyperlinks active if you download)

Fly Fishing Electronic Resource Listing – as a scanned PDF

Rod Raffle – Rod Description

FFI Saltwater Ladder Level 1 (2023)

Bayou Pierre White Bass

Glen’s Presentation on the Rez Mayfly

Benthic study of Ross Barnett Reservoir Benthic study of MS river dikes

Biology of a large mayfly Hexagenia bilineata (Say) of the uppe

2023 GCC Newsletter “The Gulf Streamer”

Jacob Commer’s presentation -MFF Preso – Arkansas Trout FINAL

MFF Club Rod Building Basics

Bylaws of the Magnolia Fly Fishers club

MFF Fly Tying Course Instructor’s Manual

Streamside Landowner’s Handbook

Freshwater fish spawning temps

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David Buckner from the Gulf Coast Fly Fishers came up to Florence and gave the Magnolia Fly Fishers tying lessons on three flies, one of which was his imitation of the dwarf crawfish. I took the one i tied out to the neighborhood ponds and caught 4 bass. And it was a day when it appeared nothing was going to bite. Great pattern David, thanks!

Ooh! They just keep getting bigger. #sarah_the_closer_parvin how does this one compare? If i could just bottle and sell the feeling in the grip from the tugging they do, i could get rich.

Took a break from turkey hunting today, (the gobbler was hung up anyway) and went to see if the white bass were still running. Did catch the one pictured here and also caught a nice long nose gar. Saved my day!

Nice day to be fishing. Mop fly caught this one.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DV6ayhwCG8H/

Gave the crappie a try but had to punt and fall back to the ponds. The neighborhood ponds almost always produce a few fish even on a bad day. My beat up stripping bucket sure earns its keep considering all the goose/duck droppings, pine cones, sticks, grass etc that you find in a neighborhood pond.

What is this creature? Hint: Moose and ….

The fish were on fire today in the neighborhood ponds!

Fly fishing for white bass!

Big boy, 20+ lbs I think. Sight casting, my cast was on the nose. Coolfollow and eat. Fun, and didn’t even have to pay thousands of dollars to catch it.

A “new to me” tarpon fly, Tickle-me-Elmo pattern seen on Tailwater Fly Shop Youtube channel. Easy-peasy, arctic fox and laser dub, but i added some purple marabou cuz if its for tarpon its gotta have purple. Thanks Tailwater https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RlpjETBaqq0.

Shellcrackers will be moving into warm shallows soon, they will need some shells to crack!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVCZcWCiP1l/

The fish in the ponds are waking up. Had a good day.

I was enjoying a cold and very windy bowhunting day in the swamp when i noticed my enjoyment was shared with this black squirrel high in a tree near me. We were just chilling together and it was a good feeling.

Watched a raccoon walk down a limb upside down until the limb lowered him to the ground. When another coon started doing the same thing I remembered i had a camera. Only caught the final landing on this one and he wasn’t as graceful. Was fun to watch.

Climbed a tree about 18 feet high in my deer stand and found this guy laying on a limb about 3 yards away. Not sure what type of snake but it had round pupils. No big deal, it was a “this is my dance space that’s your dance space” kind of thing. I once hunted with a rattlesnake that close on a warm day in January. If anyone knows what kind of snake he is please post reply. He was white on his underside.

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