The Flatland Fly Fishers ( formerly Flatland Fly Tiers) established in 1985, is based in Wichita, Kansas and has the support of over 150 members. Incorporated as a non-profit organization in 2000, we are open to everyone interested in the sport of Fly Fishing. Our mission is to promote and further fly fishing through: conservation, education, fellowship, and participation.

The club objectives are :

To encourage conservation and wise use of recreational resources.

To facilitate, education, and improve fly fishing awareness in the community.

To fish and share outdoor experiences and to promote our fly fishing heritage for future generations.

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Flatland Fly Fishers helps support the Kanopolis Seep Stream Project...New Update Jun. 2009...Read more...

Brown Trout stocked in Kanopolis Seep Stream as
test project by the KDWP. Read more...

Fly Fishing Venture Crew 355
We are looking for young men and women that have completed 8th grade and are 14 to 20 years old to join our crew. Learn more..

Come Join Us
Club meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month at 7:00
PM at the Great Plains Nature Center, located on the Northwest
corner of Woodlawn and 29th Street North.
Click here for directions.

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Up Coming Events!

Bluegill Fest - May 16 - Contact Rick Brown for more info.

Kanopolis Work Day - May 30th. - Contact Neal Hall for more info.

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 The Flatland Fly Fishers is affiliated with the
 Federation of Fly Fishers (FFF).


 Learn how to tie flies with a basic fly tying course.

 

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Name That Fly - July
ntfjune.jpg If you think that you can identify this pattern attend the May meeting.
1. Put your name and the name of the fly on proper ballot and place in the ballot box.
2. Officals of the club will look at all ballots and place all the correct answers into the ballot box and one winner will be drawn.
The winner will get a copy of Bill Edrington's book and the fly, that was tied by Bill White