Alpine Fly Fishers was organized in the spring of 1973 by some fly fishing enthusiasts who wanted more from the sport of fly fishing. The club now consists of approximately 45 individuals who meet regularly to promote and enjoy the great sport of fly fishing. The Club is a Charter club of the Fly Fishers international and a member of the Washington State Council Federation of Fly Fishers. Come fish with us ... the waters beckon. Sumner, Washington

Formed in 2009, affiliated with BASS and located in Electric City Washington with all club tournaments on beautiful Banks Lake and Lake Roosevelt. All club tournaments have been on Banks Lake or Lake Roosevelt or Pot Holes. Electric City, Washington

Clark-Skamania Flyfishers has been the perfect place to learn, apply and share flyfishing knowledge for more than 30 years. Our club is the best hands-on resource for anglers of any level, from beginner through expert. The club also maintains a library of books and DVDs that can be borrowed by members. If you want to learn more about casting, tying flies, building flyrods, making your own landing net or just want to have a wonderful outdoor experience, feel free to come to a meeting and see what CSF is all about. Camas, Washington

The Clearwater Fly Casters is a member club of the Federation of Fly Fishers. The membership consists of men and women who live in Pullman, Washington, Moscow, Idaho, and the surrounding area interested in the sport of fly fishing. The membership includes anglers of all levels of ability, ranging from beginners to internationally recognized experts. In addition to the sport itself, members are involved in related environmental and conservation issues such as fish and wildlife habitat protection and restoration. Pullman, Washington

The Columbia Basin Bass Club is a family oriented bass club based in Kennewick, Washington. Established in 1971,the Columbia Basin Bass Club is a non-profit organization and has been Washington State’s largest family-oriented bass club. Membership faded in recent years with elevated gas prices but our great club is experiencing new growth! Members share their interest in the sport of bass fishing while the level of ability in our club ranges from novice to professional. Columbia Basin Bass Club’s activities have included (5) five annual Derbies “Spring,” “John Lawson Memorial”, “Summer”, “Dog Days” and “Fall” (Points Derbies), plus our Couples, Juniors and the Later Greater Derby (Non-Points Derbies). Prizes and trophies are awarded for the highest total weight and largest fish in both Adult and Junior Divisions. Throughout the year we sponsor work parties to enhance the habitat with structure plants, area cleanup and repair. We also assist the Fish and Game Department with research data. Our Awards Banquet is held annually to honor the Club Champions. Awards are given for the Angler of the Year, Female Angler of the Year, the Rookie of the Year the Senior Angler of the Year, the largest Largemouth Bass, the largest Smallmouth Bass and last but definitely not least the Sad Sack Award. Kennewick, Washington

CBFC is a non-profit fly fishing club located in the Tri-Cities area of southeastern Washington State. We are dedicated to the sport of fly fishing and to preserving and enhancing the waters and habitat that make fishing possible. The CBFC was founded in 1978 and is an organization representing over 130 fly fishing enthusiasts in the Columbia Basin. We actively encourage the growth and development of fly fishing. We provide fly tying, rod building, and fly casting classes to the community, participate in stream restoration projects, sponsor attendance at youth conservation camps annually, and provide financial and volunteer support to projects that get young people interested in the outdoors. Kennewick, Washington

Purpose : To stimulate public awareness of bass fishing as a major sport; To offer our state conservation department our organized moral and political support and encouragement; To promote full adherence to all conservation codes and to demand adequate water standards; To detect and report any polluter and call public and political attention to his crime; To improve our skill as bass anglers through a fellowship of friendly exchange of expert bass-catching techniques and ideas, and to promote and encourage youth fishing, and a love for this great recreation. Vancouver, Washington

The Everett Steelhead & Salmon Club was founded in the 1950's. We were founded not just for recreational purposes but also for propagation of the fishery resources. ESSC has not been geared only to the recreation aspect of fishing but we have also been involved in instructing young people to fish and protect the fishery we all enjoy. Everett, Washington

Founded in 1955, the Evergreen Fly Fishing club (EFFC) provides fly fishing educational programs and activities for its members, serves as a venue for interaction of fly fishers in Snohomish County, and promotes the conservation of fishery resources. EFFC is a non-profit organization with over 100 member and is affiliated with the national Federation of Fly Fishers as well as one of its founding member clubs. Everett, Washington

The Fidalgo Fly Fishers is a non-profit organization committed to promoting environmental conservation and restoration of fish habitat through education and fly fishing. Fidalgo Fly Fishers was organized in late 1974, and has been an affiliated club of the Fly Fishers International since 1975. Our members are men and women who live on Fidalgo Island, the Skagit Valley and the surrounding area who are interested in the sport of fly fishing. The members include anglers of all levels of ability, ranging from beginners to internationally recognized experts. Anacortes, Washington

The Members of the Fourth Corner Fly Fishers (located in Bellingham, WA) are united by our enjoyment of the sport of fly fishing and by our desire to preserve and enhance fishing opportunities for all. To these ends, we will strive to promote conservation of angling brotherhood and to broaden the understanding of fellow anglers. For many years the 4CFF has acted as steward for Squalicum Lake, one of the few "Fly Fishing Only" lakes in the county. The club maintains a creel census station constructed by the members at the entrance to the lake. The 4CFF is active in the educational arena. Bellingham, Washington

We are the Puget Sound Anglers. We are dedicated to preserving your quality fisheries. We believe in the de-commercialization of Steelhead. We believe that our salmon resources can be restored to what it should be with sound biological management. We believe in the comradeship and wishes of our fellow sport fishing anglers. We believe that our grandchildren can have a higher quality fishery than we have ever had. The Puget Sound Anglers is an organization of independent chapters, with common goals and interests, bound only by integrity and fellowship, with the goal of preserving, protection an enhancing the sport fisheries of Washington State.

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. The mission of the Washington Council of Trout Unlimited and the Icicle Chapter is to "CONSERVE, PROTECT AND RESTORE" cold water fisheries, their watersheds and ecosystems, as a means of maintaining our quality of life! Leavenworth, Washington

A Federation of Fly Fishers Founding Club, Organized in 1956. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday in the months September - May. Spokane, Washington

Our Kitsap-Olympic Peninsulas Chapter of Trout Unlimited strives to stay consistent and true in all we do to the TU National mission of conserving, protecting, restoring, and sustaining our local cold water fisheries, both now and for many generations to come! Because of our proximity to salmon and steelhead watersheds, as well as to native searun cutthroat trout in both fresh and salt water, our focus is primarily on the health of these species. We also strive to educate our local youth and the general public on salmonid lifecycles, the fragile ecosystems upon which salmon, steelhead, cutthroat, and other important species depend, the joys of fly fishing, sustainable fishing practices (such as catch and release), and why it is so critical that we all join together (fly/gear/commercial/recreational/tribal) to work towards reviving and protecting these precious resources we all share and are so passionate about. Kitsap Peninsula, Washington

Began in 1970 as a non-profit organization to advance the use of the artificial fly as a means of fishing by social and educational means. Goals Include: Preservation, Conservation, Propagation of Fish, Betterment of Streams and Lakes, Encouragement of Sportsmanship. Longview, Washington

The Mt. St. Helens Bass Masters club was formed in 1994 on the premise of stimulating interest in the sport of bass fishing. We have been successful in achieving this goal through our club meetings, tournament participation, family activities, and working in cooperation with other clubs and governmental agencies. Longview, Washington

North Sound Trout Unlimited is working to protect and conserve our wild and native cold water fish and fisheries through habitat restoration, data collection and monitoring, advocating for science-based management, and public outreach in an inclusive, fun, and spirited environment. North Sound's waters include the saltwaters of Puget Sound and the Straight of Georgia, as well as the incredible freshwater rivers and creeks of the Nooksack and Skagit basins with lots of lakes and creeks in between. We are a rag tag group of anglers, conservationists, small business owners and connoisseurs, and community members who are passionate about restoring and protecting the waterways of the northwest corner of Washington. Bellingham, Washington

Searching for a fun club that's all about bass fishing? Well you've found it! Northend Bass Club is a club that focus' on enjoying the sport of bass fishing. It's all about getting together with a group of individuals who are equally crazy for bass fishing. We may like to have fun but we are also serious about catching bass and promoting bass fishing as a true sport. NEBC has been meeting since 1989 and is sure to go on for many more years to come. Bothell, Washington

The Northwest Fly Anglers (NFA) is a family oriented fly fishing club that is devoted to the sport of fly fishing through monthly programs, educational activities, environmental projects, and fishing outings. The NFA was founded in 1972 and is based on the premise that fly fishing not only encourages the conservation of natural resources but also provides a means for individuals to come together to learn about and enjoy beautiful settings and fishing experiences in the Northwest. Anyone who is interested in fly fishing is encouraged to come to our monthly meetings to meet members and learn about the NFA. Club membership is open to all ages and skill levels. We welcome individuals, couples, and families interested in the sport of fly fishing. Seattle, Washington

Representing Fishing Guides / Charters & Sport Anglers In Oregon & Washington State. Welcome, the Northwest Guide's and Anglers Association (NWGAA) is seeking members to fulfill its' mission and vision. Professional Sport Fishing Guides, Charter Captains and Recreational Anglers participation is critical for the success of NWGAA. Originally, we organized in 2004 to address fishery concerns on the lower Columbia River. In late 2017 we became concerned with fishery issues in Washington State as well. We now are concerned with fisheries which cover both, the entire states of Washington and Oregon, which limit the capability of fully prosecuted sport fisheries. Clackamas, Oregon

We're a group of men and women who promote the sport of fly fishing through education, conservation and camaraderie. Whether you’re just getting started in the sport, or have been at it for years, join us! You won't find a more welcoming group of people ready to help you learn, have fun and make new friends. Edmonds, Washington

We are located in Port Angeles, Washington. In 2011 our club was awarded the Federation of Fly Fishers McKenzie Cup, recognizing us as the fly fishing club of the year. In 2012 we were awarded the Patriots Award by Project Healing Waters for our work with wounded warriors. All persons who have an interest in fly fishing are welcome to attend Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers meetings; you need not be a member. Events are scheduled throughout the year. Weather permitting, we try to have at least one activity per month. The mission of the Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers is to promote, encourage, support, and educate the members and the community in the sport of fly fishing, in the conservation of fish and their habitats, and the catch-and-release program to promote the fishery. The OPFF will also conduct workshops, activities, and outings within the community related to fly fishing, fly tying, casting, and other associated events. Port Angeles, Washington

The Overlake Fly Fishing Club (OFFC) is a nonprofit member organization comprised of fly fishing fanatics in the Puget Sound region of Washington. We welcome all people with an interest in fly fishing from total novices wanting to learn the basics to master fishermen who can teach and mentor others. We meet monthly in Redmond, WA and have regular club classes and outings throughout the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere. Redmond, Washington

We are the Puget Sound Anglers. We are dedicated to preserving quality fisheries. We believe that our salmon resources can be restored with sound biological management. We believe in the comradeship and wishes of fellow sport fishing anglers. We believe our grandchildren can have a higher quality fishery than any of us ever had. The Puget Sound Anglers organization exists to enhance the opportunities for sport fishing through educational, scientific, governmental and other activities consistent with the preservation and enhancement of fishery resources.

No matter where you are on your fly fishing journey, Puget Sound Fly Fishers will help you get what you need to get you where you want to go! The Puget Sound Fly Fishers Club was founded in 1956. Our purpose is to encourage flyfishing, conservation and education. The club is an active member of the Washington State Council of the Federation of Flyfishers. Tacoma, Washington

Located in Puyallup, Washington and affiliated with BASS since 1978, the Puyallup Hawg Hunters are a bass fishing club focused on bass fishing, practicing conservation on the waters we fish and promoting youth participation in bass fishing.

Salmon Creek Fly Fishers is a club dedicated to the sport of fly fishing through education, conservation, and community service. Vancouver, Washington

South Sound Fly Fishers are the Olympia affiliate of Fly Fishing International. South Sound Fly Fishers has been dedicated to the conservation of resources and education in the art, science and sport of fly fishing for over 30 years. e are a family oriented club with monthly meetings, regular fishing outings, education, conservation and community outreach. Olympia, Washington

The Spokane Bass Club is dedicated to providing anglers with the best tournament experience possible. By fishing local bodies of water, our members can reduce travel costs and remain close to home, all while competing on some of the most productive lakes in the Pacific Northwest. Spokane, Washington

The Spokane Falls Chapter of Trout Unlimited (SFTU) advocates protecting, reconnecting, and sustaining the wild and native coldwater fisheries of the Inland Northwest Region. By the next generation, Trout Unlimited will ensure that robust populations of native and wild coldwater fish once again thrive within their North American range, so that our children can enjoy healthy fisheries in their home waters. Spokane, Washington

Founded in 1977, SFF provides a fly fishing club for families. In addition to providing family oriented activities, SFF works to help people new to the area or new to fly fishing, in gaining the greatest possible appreciation and enjoyment of the sport. Spokane, Washington

The idea behind SWOTF is to give the women of the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area, whether new or experienced, an opportunity to connect with other women fly fishers. Whether you've never fly fished before or are an experienced fly fisherwomen, then this page is for you! Spokane, Washington

The mission of the Washington Council of Trout Unlimited is to conserve, protect and restore cold water fisheries, their watersheds, and ecosystems as a means of maintaining our quality of life. Washington Council of Trout Unlimited does this by promoting effective fish management decisions, and by taking an active part in habitat restoration and fish production projects. We communicate to the general public about the needs of our fishery resources through our participation in various aquatic education programs throughout the state of Washington, and we work closely with other recreational fishing and conservation organizations in promoting legislation affecting our cold water fisheries.

The Washington Council of Trout Unlimited (WCTU) is an affiliate of the national organization of Trout Unlimited whose headquarters are in Arlington, Virginia. WCTU is a volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation made up of 15 chapters with a membership of over 4,000 that consists of conservationists of all ages throughout the state of Washington. MISSION: Protect, Reconnect and Restore Washington’s cold-water streams and rivers, their watersheds and ecosystems to insure the survival our Salmon, Steelhead and Trout.

The Washington Fly Fishing Club, founded in 1939, is one of the Northwest's leading voices for conservation and sportsmanship. In 1940 it was responsible for establishment of the first fly-fishing-only regulations in the Western United States and it has led the fight for conservation-oriented angling regulations ever since. Its public fly-tying and casting classes have taught these skills to hundreds of anglers, and its youth programs have educated generations of children in outdoor crafts and sportsmanship. Seattle, Washington

The Washington Outfitters & Guides Association (WOGA) is the only industry organization in Washington that represents outfitters, sport-fishing guides, horse and llama packers, white-water rafters, hunting guides, and other outdoor professionals who supply "outfitted services" to the recreational public in our state.

The Washington State Bass Federation is a state wide organization focused on bass fishing, youth, and conservation.

The Washington State Council (WSC) of Fly Fishers International (FFI) is one of 17 regional Councils created to represent the FFI on a regional basis. The WSC has almost 900 members located in the states of Washington and Alaska. Since 1965, (FFI) has been an organized voice for fly fishers around the world, originally as Federation of Fly Fishers. We represent all aspect of fly fishing – from the art of fly tying and casting, to protection of the natural systems that support healthy fisheries and their habitats so essential to our sport. Today, our mission is to ensure the legacy of fly fishing for all fish in all waters continues by focusing on conservation, education and a sense of community.

The Washington State Hi-Lakers is a membership organization that brings together people who enjoy high lake fishing and hiking. Regular Club activities include a monthly meeting, quarterly newsletter, and winter social. Hearing trip reports, finding fishing companions and learning about high lake issues are just some of the benefits of membership. Besides collegial events, the Club undertakes various efforts to promote quality high lake fishing, and preserve the environment and experience of mountain lakes and surrounding country. Mercer Island, Washington

The states first electric only bass club. We have been providing an affordable alternative to bass anglers of North West Washington since 2010. We offer enthusiastic anglers a way to enter into competitvie bass fishing at a reasonable price. Learn more about bass fishing through competition, education and conservation. We have a great group of members who are always willing to share information about all things bass fishing. Our electric motor only tournaments level the playing field for all participants by restricting the use of outboard motors. Mount Vernon, Washington

The Washington State Trail Blazers is a private club, formed in 1933, devoted to "better alpine fishing." Club members work as volunteers for the State of Washington, backpacking trout fry into Washington's alpine lakes. We are a 501(c)(3) tax exempt corporation dedicated to continuing the alpine fishing experience for public enjoyment.

The Wenatchee Valley Fly Fishers and its members are dedicated to Fly Fishing as an art form, and enjoyable sport and a unique and quality method of fishing which is most consistent with and respectful of nature. The WVFF is hooked on fly fishing the waters of Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanagan counties and beyond. WE meet at the Eagles Lodge in Wenatchee on the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm except June-August because we are all fishing. New folks are welcome to join us without obligation and check out our group and monthly presenters. Wenatchee, Washington

Furthering the Knowledge and Joys of Bass Fishing, Nature and Community Spirits since 1938. We are a non-B.A.S.S. affiliated club, hosting 7 multi-format tournaments a year and annual events such as a swap meet, awards party, and manning our own booth at the Sportman's Exposition Show. The club also has several competitive contests such as the Big Bass Kitty, Greenslip Contest, and the coveted Grand Slam Award. If that's not enough, there are monthly fish-ins via the Ambassador Program throughout the year. Renton, Washington

It is the goal of our website to bring you the same excellent information and ideas promoted through our club activities and education. The club offers several Outings and Events. Kent, Washington

The Whidbey Island Fly Fishing Club, founded in 1992, is a social organization of fly fishers, dedicated to providing our members with the resources they need to enjoy the sport of fly fishing, and to working to protect our environment and educate the public on the importance of conservation of our resources. Coupeville, Washington

A nonprofit conservation organization headquartered in Duvall Washington, Wild Fish Conservancy is dedicated to the recovery and conservation of the region’s wild-fish ecosystems. Through science, education, and advocacy, WFC promotes technically and socially responsible habitat, hatchery and harvest management to better sustain the region's wild-fish heritage. Duvall, Washington

Wild steelhead, the Washington state fish, are an important cultural and economic legacy in the Pacific Northwest and have been reduced to a fraction of their historic capacity. Over-harvest, habitat loss, ineffective hatchery practices, human-constructed barriers to migration, and misguided management strategies have all contributed to the decline–and in some cases extinction–of wild steelhead runs. The Wild Steelhead Coalition (WSC) believes that, without meaningful changes to policies and attitudes, these same factors will continue to reduce wild steelhead populations to the point where they will no longer be sustainable. Seattle, Washington

The Yakima Fly Fishers Association is a not for profit group of local Yakima area fly fishermen and women. We exist to promote the sport of fly fishing for all members of our community. We also advocate for education, conservation and habitat rehabilitation for the sport of fly fishing in our area. Yakima Fly Fishers Association is a Trout Unlimited Chapter #094. Our Mission: To bring together men, women, children, families and friends who all share the same love and passion for the great sport of fly fishing. Yakima, Washington