Fly Fishing Community Since 2006
The Carolina Fly Fishing Club (CFFC) is a charter club of Fly Fishers International. At Carolina Fly Fishing Club, fly fishing is more than a sport—it's a community built on shared moments, stories, and connections by the riverbanks and around campfires. Whether you're casting lines with old friends or making new ones, there's a unique sense of belonging here. It's a camaraderie that transcends age, background, and experience, uniting us in our love for this sport and the great outdoors.
Preserving Tradition
Passing down the art of fly tying and casting is a cherished tradition. It ensures the legacy of fly-fishing continues to thrive. Fly tying lets us craft custom flies, each mimicking the insects that lure our target species. This skill not only preserves tradition but also empowers others to create their own unique lures, deepening their connection to the sport. Casting, an art form of grace and precision, enhances the joy of fly-fishing and helps newcomers find their rhythm on the water.
Fly Fishing for a Purpose
Conservation and volunteering are vital aspects of responsible fly fishing. By giving back to the environment that brings us immense joy, we become stewards of the ecosystems we hold dear. Volunteering with organizations like Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing and Casting for Recovery offers therapeutic experiences for wounded veterans and women recovering from breast cancer. Through our time and expertise, the Carolina Fly Fishing Club contributes to the healing and recovery of those facing challenges, showcasing the transformative power of fly fishing beyond recreation.