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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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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.

A couple of swamp fawns, the one on the right is a little swamp buck.

I normally just post fly fishing videos but I had to post this, what I saw from my deer stand today. No, I was not near any water, I think this guy was looking for water or food. What was really interesting was a raccoon that intercepted this reptile below my stand and just walked over him!

This is Albert’s Scorpion Mayfly pattern. These variations were tied by Albert and one of which is a fly he tied to get into the second round of the Catch, Clean & Cook Adventures First Annual Outdoor Media Event and Fly Tying Contest. The second round will be held

Albert showed us how to tie the Scorpion Mayfly pattern last night and i took the one i made out today to see how it worked. Caught this nice bream, a bass and another bream before a stump took a liking to it.

A friend/coworker showed me this pic of his son Taylor with a long-ear from a creek that runs across his property. His father-in-law gifted him his old fly rod. A sandy clear creek with sunfish in it on your own property with a new “to you” fly rod. Thats the way to spend a day. Thanks for the pic Taylor!

The fighting butt on my Sage 10 wt broke on the guide’s rod holder. Tommy S. Fixed it for me with a screw-in butt that has a metal sleeve into the handle. longer butt and it fits perfectly in the case. Way better than Sage built it, wont be breaking like that again. T also fixed my broken custom12 wt CTS that a hatch lid busted. The “shark” rod is back! Woohoo, thanks T!

PM rains have been cooling the water i think because the fish have been pretty active. Caught half a dz late this afternoon.

At the Magnolia Fly Fishers meeting Thurs. noght Tommy showed us a pattern he is tying called the “Clod Hopper”. A lot of similar patterns exist but this one is tied by a well known tier in Utah. I think they’ll substitute well for the Rez mayfly. Thanks Tommy! #MagnoliaFlyFishers

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The Reservoir trifecta finally hit, that’s mayflies in quantity, fish in quantity and wind NOT in quantity. Just add grease.

By-n-by Tarpon!

My old reliable that hides behind the willow bush and requires a curve cast. Took a Booglebug Sneaky Pete this time.

My big brother Don, owner of Breambugs.com, sent me some wonderful flies to try. I picked out a big ole frog and put it on my 9 weight and took it to the neighborhood ponds. Caught three small bass and hooked another. Nice, thanks big brother, i’ve come a long way from the day you took a pic of me fishing in a bucket as a tiny tyke, but you’re still looking after me!

Poppers in the late evening is my go-to right now.

Big ole bluegill hiding behind a willow wasn’t suspecting a well placed curve cast from behind the bush by an unseen fly fisher. A white popper whittled out and tied by Albert Wood.

Well all of a sudden the popping bug is what everything wants. Variety is the spice of life.

Flip Flop Popper

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