Able Women is a public outreach initiative designed to spread the word about fly fishing and the many emotional, physical and spiritual benefits it brings to women. Fly fishing teaches independence, strength, and creativity. It is a sport very much defined by grace. And who understands grace better than a woman? Fly fishing binds us to astoundingly beautiful creatures that live in remarkably beautiful places. And fly fishing binds us – perhaps most importantly of all – to our inner, most beautiful selves. Based in Colorado

The mission of Casting For Recovery (CFR) is to provide fly-fishing retreats specifically tailored for women who have or have had breast cancer. The mission of Casting for Recovery is to enhance the quality of life of women with breast cancer through a unique program that combines breast cancer education and peer support with the therapeutic sport of fly fishing. The retreats offer opportunities for women to find inspiration, discover renewed energy for life and experience healing connections with other women and nature. Casting for Recovery's retreats are open to breast cancer survivors of all ages, in all stages of treatment and recovery, and are free to participants. Retreats are located throughout the U.S.

The International Women's Fishing Association was established in 1955 to promote women's fishing in an arena primarily dominated by men. Over the years it has become one of women's most prestigious fishing clubs, setting the standards for conservation and promoting angling competition among women. To help further one of its chartered objectives, the field of conservation, the IWFA established the IWFA Scholarship Trust to provide financial aid to marine science graduate students. We have several release tournaments throughout the year, plus an annual scoring program with monthly awards. Publications include: Hooks & Lines, the member newsletter; Hotlines, the monthly awards updates, and our yearbook. Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

We invite you to become an angler in just two days! Even if you've never fished before. LLGF offers training and real hands-on experience to learn how to fish in two action-packed days! Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!, or LLGF for short, is a national organization dedicated to attracting more women to sportfishing and to promoting conservation and responsible angling. LLGF especially promotes networking among women anglers and emphasizes mentorship between novice and experienced members. Founded in 1997 by Betty Bauman, of Ft. Lauderdale , Florida , LLGF has over 5,000 graduates and is the largest organization in the world whose objective is to introduce women to fishing. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

LBAA, Women's Professional Bass Fishing Tournament Trail. OUR MISSION: To provide women with an opportunity to fish professionally, to grow the sport of bass fishing and to build a program that will allow future generations of young ladies with more opportunities to compete in the sport of bass fishing. Birmingham, Alabama

The Reel Women Guide Team looks forward to hosting and guiding you on the most magnificent fly fishing adventures. Traveling alone? Or maybe you want to put a group together. Is it going to be casting to rising trout or the fast delivery of a mantas shrimp to a permit? Let us plan together! Reel Women Fly Fishing Adventures was started in 1994 to introduce women to fly fishing. What happened? Everyone wanted to join in on the fun. So, we guide on our home waters and travel during the year with what has become an incredible family of women, men and children. We are grateful for what fly fishing has given us in so many ways! If you want a fun fly fishing adventure, where you will learn a ton about the sport and all it's glory, you are invited.

"Sisters on the Fly" is the largest outdoor women's group in the United States with currently over 6,500 "Sisters." This membership-based community supports women in their journey to get up, get out and become more adventurous! Our membership is $60 a year and grants you access to a network of incredible members and a calendar of amazing events that take place across the country all year long. Events run the gamut from camping to fishing, hiking, horseback riding, wine tasting and whatever else sounds like fun to us! A Sister on the Fly does not need to own a trailer, know how to fish or know anyone else in the group to be included in club adventures. We have members all over the United States, some in Canada, and England, and would you believe... even in Australia. We encourage you to join us on one of our adventures and let yourself be spoiled rotten, learn to fish, to be a real Western Cowgirl, run rivers, and enjoy pure highway traveling fun.

United Women on the Fly (UWOTF) is committed to building an inclusive community that educates, provides resources, encourages, and connects anglers from all backgrounds into the sport of fly fishing. We will foster a sense of belonging by centering, valuing and amplifying the voices, perspectives and styles of women. UWOTF acknowledges that our events and photos shared take place on traditional, unceded Indigenous lands. United Women on the Fly connects anglers via various social media platforms, community events, classes, Facebook closed group, UWOTF Website and Regional Mentors

Alaska Flyfishing guides, flyfishing schools, flyfishing instruction, and small group guided trips for women and couples. We specialize in beginners! The owner of Women's Flyfishing, 'Pudge' Kleinkauf, is Alaska's leading woman fly fishing instructor, fly tier and guide. Renowned for her teaching skills in both fly fishing and fly tying, she offers lodge-based flyfishing schools and small-group guided trips for women and couples to a wide variety of Alaska's best known fly fishing locations. Anchorage, Alaska

The WRFL exists to provide an enjoyable, gender-relevant pathway for women to take up fishing as a pastime/sport, or to build and develop their fishing skills to a higher level, in a non-threatening environment. The League makes “beginning” as a fisher less daunting, opening our sport up to a pool of women who may otherwise never pick up a rod. It also brings together a network of talented and skilled female anglers to mentor, share, encourage and celebrate each and every member’s progress — whether taking first steps on their fishing journey or taking out a tournament. The WRFL thrives through the recognition that every angler still has more to learn — and so we are all equal. Through our membership, the WRFL forges a stronger family fishing culture in Australia, along with increased enjoyment for couples who fish together. Tuross Head, NSW Australia