Please join us for our monthly meeting at 7 PM. Our speaker will be Steve Dawson, professional guide and owner of Circle Valley Anglers in Utah.
Born and raised in Ohio, Steve’s fishing interests were cultivated on ponds and streams in the midwest. As a young musician, he moved to Las Vegas in 1994 to work as a saxophonist in the showrooms and on the strip. Knowing the rivers and streams of Utah’s southwest were only a short drive away, he found himself taking opportunities to escape the desert environment. His escapes went from weekend fishing trips to week long adventures, allowing him to expand his knowledge of the fishery in Southwest Utah. Eventually, Steve relocated to Cedar City, Utah, and acquired Circle Valley Anglers.
Members of the H-Desert Fly Fishers enjoyed their monthly breakfast get together at Jenny’s Country Kitchen in Hesperia, on Friday, February 28th. A great time was had by all, and I can assure you no one went home hungry! Our available members try to get together on the last Friday of the month to have breakfast and discuss a variety of topics involving our great sport of fly fishing.
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Established January 26, 2009, we are a family-orientated fly-fishing club who offers unique programs, and presentations given at our club meetings by fly- fishing experts in their particular fields that aim to introduce, educate, and inform all levels of fly fishers within our community, on all things associated with fly fishing, fly tying, fly casting, fly rod building, and conservation programs established to protect our fisheries for generations to come. This is all accomplished through a social setting both in the clubhouse and actual experiences on the water.
Meeting Location:
HDFF holds their meetings on the second Tuesday of each month. Meetings are held at the Apple Valley Fire Station 336, located at 19235 Yucca Loma Road (near the intersection of Apple Valley and Yucca Loma Roads).
Please see our “My Calendar” page for specific dates.
The meetings start at 7:00pm and are open to members and to any non-member guests interested in learning about the sport of Fly Fishing.
HDFF has worked and continues to work with local and regional organizations reaching out to at risk youth and to anyone who may benefit from fly fishing. Every Christmas our club participates in the annual ‘Spark of Love’ toy drive by contributing our toy donations to the Apple Valley Fire Station 336.
Every year we offer classes in casting, rod building and fly tying. These classes are free to the public except for a modest cost for materials. Non-members are also welcome to attend our monthly meetings and enjoy the variety of speakers who enthusiastically share their knowledge and their experience.
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