Our Fly Fishing Trips
The FATC takes many fly fishing trips in Missouri and throughout the U.S. each year. Our fishing trips in Missouri include the Current river, Meramec river, North Fork of the White river, Little Piney, Lake Taneycomo and more. We regularly fish all of the State trout parks in Missouri too. Our out of State trips have included Yellowstone, Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Alaska, Virginia and more. Here are reports from our most recent trips. All trips are open to all fellowship members. To see all past trips use the search bar and check this page. Interested in attending a trip? Check the FATC calendar for upcoming trips and contact the trip organizer.
Trips: River Therapy!
River Therapy:Thursday, August 11th, 2022, Montauk State Park. Wow, the weather was outstanding. Low humidity, nice summer breeze, air temps in the eighties. It was a great day to be on the water fly fishing and enjoying the fellowship. But, with the nice weather the park and river were crowded. … Read More…
Trips: Lake Taneycomo – Is It Time??
Taneycomo – Is It Time? Trip report supplied by Kenny Klimes: I was in the Branson area this past weekend (8/7) and checked on the conditions at Lake Taneycomo (LT). Usually with the hot weather the Table Rock generators are running at full power to keep up with the demand … Read More…
Trips: Montauk Monday 8/1
August 3, 2022Montauk State Park,TripsBrown trout,Current River,Euro Nymphing,Montauk State Park,wet wading
Despite the heat index forecasted at 105, a dedicated group of FATC headed to the Current River to test the waters. The group included Mike Bisaga, Jim Craig, Kenny Klimes, Vernon Preston, Dave Komor, Steve “Big Dog” Baker, Ken Welter, Al Blair and Al Harper. With the temps in the … Read More…
Trips: Peaceful Bennett Spring
July 27, 2022 Bennett Spring.There were only 3 of us able to make the trip: Steve Baker, Vern Preston and I (DanStag).On the way down, stopped at Weavers to pick up some fly tying materials, then onto the park.The weather was great down at Bennett. The water levels were a … Read More…