FALMOUTH FLATS FLY FISHERS
All Fish - All Waters
Dedicated to fly fishing and the education,
conservation, and sustainability of the sport
The Falmouth Flats Fly Fishers is a diverse group of anglers with one thing in common: The Fly Rod. Located in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, we are a nonprofit charter club of Fly Fishers International (FFI) dedicated to the promotion of fly fishing through education, restoration, and conservation efforts.
Our club was spawned as a result of the seasonal shad and striped bass runs on the easily-waded Rappahannock River flats below the Falmouth Bridge in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Over the course of several years, as an increasing number of fly fishers came into contact with one another at the flats, information was shared, friendships made, and - on January 19th of 1999 – the Falmouth Flats Fly Fishers was launched at an organizational meeting which drew 25 people by word-of-mouth advertising. Our current membership now exceeds 100.
Today, our club’s activities, projects, and monthly meetings reflect the varied interests of our anglers. We welcome individuals of all experience levels and fly fishing focus. Whether you prefer chasing cold-water trout, warm-water bass,
or salt water monsters, you’ll find like-minded anglers in this club. Our meetings, currently conducted the third Tuesday of every month, are attended by experienced fly anglers, beginners, and those just curious about the sport.
If you have questions about the Club, fly fishing in the area, or attending a meeting, click the button to the right to contact us.
Conservation / Education Link
Recent Catches
Owen with his first
fish on the fly
(22 June)
Jeremy knows where
to find the bronzebacks
(17 June)
Other Joe mixes it up
with a North Branch
trout (16 June)
Jeff shows the water is
never too low on the
Rapidan (9 June)
It's that time of year.
Greg with a pond
bass (7 June)
Paul confirms that there are bass in Lake Mooney
(1 June)
2026 Snapshot Calendar - Click Here
2026 Meeting Presentations - Click Here
11 July Annual Rapidan Float
If the water levels cooperate, grab your kayak or canoe and chase smallies down the Rapidan
Details to be published ~ 2 Jul
16 July UMW SEP Casting & Tying Instruction
University of Mary Washington Summer Enrichment Program
Instructors needed from casting and fly tying
Contact Craig (radartlc@gmail.com) for details and to volunteer
21 July Monthly Meeting
Fredericksburg Baptist Church 1019 Princess Anne Street
6:00 - 7:00 Fly Tying (pheasant tail nymph) 7:00 - 9:00 General Meeting
Presentations: K&Q Hatchery Operations, Boundary Waters Trip Report
Recent Events
Smith River Float & Wade Trip
31 April - 3 May
Full Photo Deck Coming Soon
