Membership continues to grow with 5+ new members per month for a total of 228 members who have renewed their memberships to be included in the 2024 Roster which should be available by the end of April f0r the May meeting. We print 50 hardcopies and electronic copies are available upon request . Members can send an email to Robert6367@aol.com prior to the May meeting. Also if you are not receiving the monthly newsletter, or googlegroups, please send me an email and you can be added.
Members that have joined since January, 2024:
New Member
City
January: J. Reis D. Botman M. Kiely J. McKeon N. Dryden R. Morton C. Morast February: P. Shields M. Curtis J. Ainsworth J. Shulin B. Payne J. Raynes March: C. Chriswell C. Beale K. Taylor W Russel C. Koontz
Sant Cruz Santa Cruz Livermore Santa Cruz Santa Cruz La Selva Beach Santa Cruz
Soquel Watsonville Aptos Texas Santa Cruz Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz Scotts Valley San Jose Pebble Beach Santa Cruz
All are welcome from beginners to experienced casters. This is a good time to continue working on and enjoying your progress with effectively casting your fly-line -whether it’s 25, 35, 40, or 50 feet – 90% of your fishing casting. We will continue to work on this foundation for everyone who wants to successfully and enjoyably pickup their fly rod and cast exactly where you want – time after time. Bring your rod and reel if appropriate, and I will also have the nice club rods we have so you can toss one of those around too.
I have had the pleasure of serving this fine establishment in many ways over the last thirty years. Conservation, President, Programs, Casting, and now Master of Ceremonies at our annual dinner / fundraiser. I suppose the next best opportunity is hosting the Oscars.
As mentioned during our annual dinner, this was our 45th year, only ever interrupted by Covid in 2021 and 2022, the first annual dinner a small gathering of the original members in the Portuguese Hall for a spaghetti dinner. There are photos of some of these annual dinners in albums somewhere in the club members’ possession.
The annual dinner/fundraiser is the primary funding source for the club’s desire to provide for conservation, and other costs not directly associated with the membership dues. Since those early days back in 1977, the clubs funding goals have expanded into several areas of conservation focused on opportunities for fly-fishing, and our pursuit of bringing the youth of the world into fly-fishing and conservation with our high-school scholarship program which began in 2018 in memoriam of members who have passed away.
Santa Cruz Fly Fishing is one of some 50 clubs in California and Nevada. While other clubs suffered in 2020, or aged out of existence, you helped us continue growing and even better, sharing with other clubs, what we are doing to continue growing and thriving amidst so many challenges.
This first of our big dinner/fundraisers returning from Covid proved to be one of the most successful in many years.
Thank you to the 45 club member volunteers who helped organize the event. Much of this beginning September the previous year – yes, we do spend a lot of time planning.
Thanks to the great staff at the Pajaro Rod & Gun Club for a great venue and your warm welcome.
Special thank you to Sam Bishop and his band of Sous Chef’s for catching the salmon in Alaska, bringing it back and putting everything together. You’d be hard pressed to have had fresher salmon. To the folks at California Grill and Watsonville Staff of Life for the excellent side dishes and salad.
Enormous thank you to Elaine Cook, David South and everyone who helped with the set up and in the kitchen. If you don’t know this, Elaine has been orchestrating SCFF annual dinners for well over 35 years.
I only ask forgiveness for anyone I may have left out who also put their heart and soul into this event. Thank you.
Thanks to the those who donated many of the raffle prizes and silent auction items. I’m told the Silent Auction results of $3,075 were the highest we’ve ever seen.
In short, below is how you helped make this event a success.
$6,800 – we factored in a cap at 160 tickets but sold 170. ~150 attended.
$5,450 – Raffle tickets, an average $36.00 per person
$3,075 – Silent Auction returns
$ 266 – Donations
$15,591.00 – Total Revenue
$240 in new memberships paid at the dinner – it was exciting to see how many this was their first annual dinner/fundraiser.
($6,452) – Expenses – salmon, sides, serviettes, place settings, raffle prizes, hall rental
$8,873 – net to the club.
Our primary goal was to raise the Conservation Budget to $4,000 and scholarships to $3,200 and build a buffer to go into 2024 and planning for the 2025 fundraiser/dinner to see if we can go a bit bigger next year. Mission accomplished.
It took a village. YOU are that village. If you’re reading this, you are part of the success story. One we could not have without YOU. Yes, you.
Where other clubs have struggled to stay alive through Covid; some of which dissolved all together, your leadership team has been very enthusiastic about this club, its mission and future. Because of you the future of fly-fishing, the environment around fly-fishing and the terrific community / family we have come to be, is being shared with other “clubs” here in California, Nevada and clear across the country.
Scott has had a theme of “fellowship” as being our goal for 2023-24. And to that extent we are enthusiastic about our future and sharing it with others.
Thank you. And you thought this was just a club for fly-fishing.
The 5 Murdock BrothersEverything is under controlPrepping the BBQRod and Gun Club160 attendeesYum
As of mid February we have over 218 members and continue to grow new members. Our annual fundraiser exceeded our expectations/budget with total revenue over $15,000 with the help of over 50 volunteers. We continue to receive over $2,800 in additional contributions/donations that average $14/member which continues our conservation projects and scholarships. Thank you
We are bringing back the Annual Fundraising dinner. Wild Alaska Salmon will highlight the dinner and we will have many prizes available for the raffle. We are keeping the dinner affordable at $40/person and expect it to sell out early.
The 18th annual FLY FISHING FILM TOUR (F3T) is at the RIO theater February 10th 2024 with a top notch selection of short films that are sure to get you fired up for the season ahead!
There will be NO casting class at Jade St. in February. The Pleasanton Fly Fishing Show is taking place in February and instructor Tom Hogye will be there helping with casting lessons. Look for a message to the club from Tom with more information about the casting classes at the Pleasanton Show.
There are lots of activities including casting demos/instruction, fly tying demos/instruction, seminars from well-known pros, vendors selling all-things fly fishy. It’s a great opportunity to learn and check out gear before you purchase. Many club members make it an annual event. If you are new to the sport, go and pick up a few tips. Visit the the website for details and how to get tickets. https://flyfishingshow.com/pleasanton-ca/
All are welcome from beginners to experienced casters. This is a good time to continue working on and enjoying your progress with effectively casting your fly-line -whether it’s 25, 35, 40, or 50 feet – 90% of your fishing casting. We will continue to work on this foundation for everyone who wants to successfully and enjoyably pickup their fly rod and cast exactly where you want – time after time. Bring your rod and reel if appropriate, and I will also have the nice club rods we have so you can toss one of those around too.
All are welcome from beginners to experienced casters. This is a good time to continue working on and enjoying your progress with effectively casting your fly-line -whether it’s 25, 35, 40, or 50 feet – 90% of your fishing casting. We will continue to work on this foundation for everyone who wants to successfully and enjoyably pickup their fly rod and cast exactly where you want – time after time. Bring your rod and reel if appropriate, and I will also have the nice club rods we have so you can toss one of those around too.
A Spey casting class will be held on Tuesday, January 23rd . Alex Ferber would like this class to be open to those that have either taken one of his classes or for those that have some experience with Spey Casting with Skagit or Scandi. This class will not be geared for complete novices to Spey casting. Keep an eye out for updates from Alex on Google Groups messages the time and location. For those interested, email Alex (alex.ferber74@gmail.com) so he can get a rough estimate of those that will be attending. The Jade St. map is provided in case the class takes place there.
Spey Casting clinics will be Monday, December 18 and Tuesday, December 19th . Saturday, December 2nd is CANCELLED. Keep an eye out for updates from Alex Ferber on Google Groups messages for times and locations. The Jade St. map is provided in case the class takes place there. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters. It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad.
All are welcome from beginners to experienced casters. This is a good time to continue working on and enjoying your progress with effectively casting your fly-line -whether it’s 25, 35, 40, or 50 feet – 90% of your fishing casting. We will continue to work on this foundation for everyone who wants to successfully and enjoyably pickup their fly rod and cast exactly where you want – time after time. Bring your rod and reel if appropriate, and I will also have the nice club rods we have so you can toss one of those around too.
Next years dues for 2024 can be paid online now @ santacruzflyfishing.org/membership. 50% of our members have already renewed online and the response has exceeded last year with online renewals. Along with the renewals, we have had many generous donations included. We are grateful for your continued participation in the club.
Dues can also be paid @ the Dec meetings and also by check mailed to SCFF, PO Box 2008, Santa Cruz, Cal 95063
SCFF volunteers will be helping Trout Unlimited remove a barrier to steelhead spawning habitat on Little Arthur Creek in the Pajaro River watershed. We currently have enough volunteers planning to help, but cancellations are possible. Contact Bob Garbarino if you are interested. rjgarbarino@gmail.com or 831-247-2045
Join the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers for the annual clean up of the Salinas River fishing access. The event will be on Sunday November 19th starting at 9:00 am. Greg Smith is the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers representative for this event. Wear clothing for the weather of that day and if you can, bring gloves and a three prong hoe, as it’s the best tool.
Directions:
Go South on Highway 1 towards Monterey
Follow CA-1 S to Molera Rd. Take exit 414 from CA-1 S and take Nashua Rd over the highway
Take the first right on Monte Road 1.6 miles to your destination. This is a dirt parking lot on the left side of the road before the twin bridges.
Join the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers for the annual clean up of the Salinas River fishing access. The event will be on Sunday November 19th starting at 9:00 am. Greg Smith is the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers representative for this event. Wear clothing for the weather of that day and if you can, bring gloves and a three prong hoe, as it’s the best tool.
Directions:
Go South on Highway 1 towards Monterey
Follow CA-1 S to Molera Rd. Take exit 414 from CA-1 S and take Nashua Rd over the highway
Take the first right on Monte Road 1.6 miles to your destination. This is a dirt parking lot on the left side of the road before the twin bridges.
Next years dues for 2024 can be paid online now @ santacruzflyfishing.org/membership. 25% of our 225 members have already renewed online and the response has exceeded last year with online renewals.
Dues can also be paid @ the Nov and Dec meetings and by check mailed to SCFF, PO Box 2008, Santa Cruz, Cal 95063
ANNUAL. FUND RAISER COORDINATOR: DAVID SOUTH (831)713-5866 (831)234-0196
DINNER TICKETS: Are $40 and have already sold out..
VOLUNTEERS: Many long-term club members say that the best part of our event is the time volunteering, and working with others to put the whole event together. Contact Elaine Cook at (831)231-6515 or (831)-251-4741, or coookin@gmail.com (no text please) to find out how you can best help.
DONATIONS: Our club would be grateful for donations to be used as raffle prizes at our annual fundraiser. Examples: flies you have tied, other handcrafted items, business services, personal services such as fly-tying lessons, casting lessons, etc. If you have such a contribution, please contact our annual raffle coordinator Rick Chace, at (831)234-9200.
RAFFLE TICKETS: Can be purchased online when buying your dinner ticket (which will be issued at the door),or at our event. Two door prizes of 50 raffle tickets will be awarded, which should increase your chances of winning. There will be silent auction items as well.
ABOUT THE ROD AND GUN CLUB: it’s located in a rural setting overlooking Kelley lake. The parking lot is gravel so not a problem if it’s raining. Their insurance doesn’t permit us to bring alcohol. However, there is a cash bar where drinks and sodas can be purchased.
SO ALL IN ALL, COME SUPPORT YOUR CLUB, AND DON’T MISS OUT ON THE FUN.
Ticket purchasers : (as of Jan 25, 1:00 pm)
R. Arola (2)
G. Badger (2)
Y. Bernabe (1)
S. Bishop (2) *
J. Bohn (1)
R. Bruce (1)
B. Burt (1)
T. Carson (1)
R. Chace (2)
B. Ciapponi (1)
M. Converse (2)
E. Cook (1)
J. Cook (2)
S . Coplan (2)
G. Cumming (1) *
M. de Guzman (1)
M. Diciano (4)
J. Doe (2) *
M. Duckworth (2)
D. Eaton (2) *
J. Eichhorn (1)
K. Escobar (2)
R. Ethington (2) *
F. Farias (2)
G. Foy (2)
A. Frankl (1)
R. Garbarino (1)
J. Goyert (1)
L. Hardesty (2)
M. Hermansky (1) *
Cody Hill (3)
Mason Hill (1)
T. Hogye (2)
R. Holombo (2)
W. Hopkins (2)
J. Hopkins (2)
R. Hughett (2)
J. Ice (1)
M. Imlay (8)
D. Kamradt (2)
B. Kemp (1) *
M. Kemp (1)
S. Kitayama (2)
G. Lee (1)
T. Loomis (1)
M. Lovejoy (2)
D. Marks (1)
K. McClish (2)
M. Mcgibben (1)
Jerry Mckeon (1)
C. McVeight (1)
J. Mello III (2)
K. Morrison (2) *
G. Muir (5)
K. Murdock (5) *
W. Murphy (1) *
A. Muzzio (3)
A. Pavot (2)
T. Pelikan (2)
B. Peterson (1)
H. Petrakis (4)
M. Phinn (2)
P. Purtscher (1)
K. Powers (3)
A. Presser (2)
R. Ransdall (1) *
R. Reed (2)
J. Register (2)
P. Reis (2)
J. Rosendale (1)
B. Scott (1)
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M. Sherwood (2)
P Shields (2)
D. South (2)
C. Stipes (1)
P. Swarzenski (1)
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R. Thompson (5)
M. Twisselman (2)
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Asterisk means that the person paid by cash or check. Did not purchase through website.
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Pajaro Valley Rod and Gun Club 557-1/2 Lakeview Rd - Watsonville Events
36.9411-121.730367
Pajaro Valley Rod & Gun club is located 14 miles south of the Aptos Grange.
Spey Casting clinic will be Saturday’s October 7,14 and 21. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters.It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad. The first class would be ideal for those who have never casted a 2 handed rod. We will be learning the basics of casting and I will talk about the lines and their applications. It will be at the Jade St Park from 2-4 pm. We will meet on the lawn next to the Soccer field, space permitting. I will supply rods. Right now I have 2 people interested. I have enough rods for 6 folks.
Spey Casting clinic will be Saturday’s October 7,14 and 21. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters. It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad. The second class will be on the San Lorenzo River.
Going to have a clinic for club members who have fished from a float tube before, but have not fished the Forebay for Stripers. To get in the class, you MUST contact scottkitayama@gmail.com. Class will be limited to about 10 people and I am also inviting some people from the Salinas Valley fish club.
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Spey Casting clinic will be Saturday’s October 7,14 and 21. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters.It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad. The 3rd class is scheduled for October 21, but it’s not the optimal tide, so I will discuss it with the class to see what they would like to do.
SCFF volunteers will be helping Trout Unlimited remove a barrier to steelhead spawning habitat on Little Arthur Creek in the Pajaro River watershed. We currently have enough volunteers planning to help, but cancellations are possible. Contact Bob Garbarino if you are interested. rjgarbarino@gmail.com or 831-247-2045
Join the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers for the annual clean up of the Salinas River fishing access. The event will be on Sunday November 19th starting at 9:00 am. Greg Smith is the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers representative for this event. Wear clothing for the weather of that day and if you can, bring gloves and a three prong hoe, as it’s the best tool.
Directions:
Go South on Highway 1 towards Monterey
Follow CA-1 S to Molera Rd. Take exit 414 from CA-1 S and take Nashua Rd over the highway
Take the first right on Monte Road 1.6 miles to your destination. This is a dirt parking lot on the left side of the road before the twin bridges.
Join the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers for the annual clean up of the Salinas River fishing access. The event will be on Sunday November 19th starting at 9:00 am. Greg Smith is the Salinas Valley Fly Fishers representative for this event. Wear clothing for the weather of that day and if you can, bring gloves and a three prong hoe, as it’s the best tool.
Directions:
Go South on Highway 1 towards Monterey
Follow CA-1 S to Molera Rd. Take exit 414 from CA-1 S and take Nashua Rd over the highway
Take the first right on Monte Road 1.6 miles to your destination. This is a dirt parking lot on the left side of the road before the twin bridges.
Since January 2023, we have 38 new members join averaging over 4 new members a month for a total of 221 members.
This amounts to a 20% increase in membership and going forward this creates an opportunity and challenge to bring new members ideas and new ways to provide ways to adapt to changing environments. As new members, please feel free to provide any suggestions to our Board members, Board President Scott Kitayama 650-279-5871 or myself Bob Peterson 831-251-8655
The 17th annual FLY FISHING FILM TOUR (F3T) The 2023 show will feature locations from Cuba to Patagonia, Mexico to Australia, Alaska, Wyoming, the Deep South, Massachusetts and beyond. Experience the achievement of a permit slam, follow one man’s journey from Mexico to the waters of Wyoming, explore the best international waters and compete for the legendary belt buckle. Join us for a journey of adventure, friendship and the best fly fishing action.
The F3T is the original and largest fly fishing film event of its kind. Come for the action and stay for the giveaways and camaraderie that will feed your fishing addiction.
Spey Casting clinic will be Saturday’s October 7,14 and 21. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters.It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad. The first class would be ideal for those who have never casted a 2 handed rod. We will be learning the basics of casting and I will talk about the lines and their applications. It will be at the Jade St Park from 2-4 pm. We will meet on the lawn next to the Soccer field, space permitting. I will supply rods. Right now I have 2 people interested. I have enough rods for 6 folks.
Spey Casting clinic will be Saturday’s October 7,14 and 21. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters. It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad. The second class will be on the San Lorenzo River.
Going to have a clinic for club members who have fished from a float tube before, but have not fished the Forebay for Stripers. To get in the class, you MUST contact scottkitayama@gmail.com. Class will be limited to about 10 people and I am also inviting some people from the Salinas Valley fish club.
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Spey Casting clinic will be Saturday’s October 7,14 and 21. Spey Casting is a style of presenting a fly in a down and across manner ( aka Swinging Flies)It utilizes special lines and facilitates casting in tight quarters.It enables one to use sinking lines and throwing larger flies with ease. It’s a technique used in fishing for Salmon, tout and Steelhead. It’ also has been used for Striped Bass and Shad. The 3rd class is scheduled for October 21, but it’s not the optimal tide, so I will discuss it with the class to see what they would like to do.
The 17th annual FLY FISHING FILM TOUR (F3T) The 2023 show will feature locations from Cuba to Patagonia, Mexico to Australia, Alaska, Wyoming, the Deep South, Massachusetts and beyond. Experience the achievement of a permit slam, follow one man’s journey from Mexico to the waters of Wyoming, explore the best international waters and compete for the legendary belt buckle. Join us for a journey of adventure, friendship and the best fly fishing action.
The F3T is the original and largest fly fishing film event of its kind. Come for the action and stay for the giveaways and camaraderie that will feed your fishing addiction.
If you are new to fly fishing and want some hands-on learning, here are some local resources.The first is our club’s casting clinic held the last Saturday of the month at Jade Park in Capitola.(Check the club activity list in the newsletter or the monthly calendar on the website).Another option is to check the schedule at Central Coast Flyfishing and see what Geoff Malloway is offering: https://www.centralcoastflyfishing.com/
Local Recreation Classes Taught by SCFF Members
This fall, we have club members offering classes through the local recreation department.This might be a good class for some of our brand new members or for friends who are interested in an introduction to fly fishing.
Discover Fly Fishing Capitola Park & Recreation Alex Ferber
It will be 5 consecutive Saturdays starting September 23- October 21. It will be held at the Jade St Park in Capitola and we will use the recreation building for our classroom sessions. The class is for those with little or no experience in Fly Fishing. It will cover basic casting on the lawn, as well as classroom instruction on knot tying, rigging rods for various fishing situations, reading water, basic entomology, conservation and an overview of the equipment one might need to get staying fly fishing. It is geared to those wanting to get into fly fishing or to those just getting into fly fishing who would like a formal introduction to what it takes to fly fish. I will supply all the equipment, including rods, reels etc.you can sign up for it at:https://www.cityofcapitola.org/recreation
Fly Fishing 101 –Oct 17 and Oct 21 Santa Cruz Park & Recreation Tim Loomis
Fly fishing demystified! This class will cover the basics of fly fishing along with the history of the sport from its evolution of tree branches as poles to state of the art graphite rods. Learn about two of the commonly used types of fly fishing along with the ABCs of casting with all the various knots, materials and gear available. Then we will head outside to practice the skills learned. Discover a lifelong hobby that will take you into the great outdoors. Tuesday’s class is instructional and Saturday’s class will be held outdoors. Rods, reels and gear are all provided. A material fee of $30.00 is due to the instructor at the first class. Tuesday’s class will take place at 7pm at the LNCC, Saturday’s class will take place at 10:00am at DeLaveaga Park Meadow.
Additional 2023 Rosters are available at the August BBQ @ the Aptos Grange. Please email me if you cannot make the BBQ and want a Roster at Robert6367@aol.com.
Our newest member Lannie Spencer comes from Piedmont, Calif, however spends 3 days a month in Aptos and recently met a member @ Companion Bakery in Aptos. Lannie is our 212th member and we welcome him to our flyfishing group.
Regarding Membership, we hope to have our 2023 Roster printed and ready for our monthly June meeting June 7th and if you would like to receive a printed copy, please email @robert6367@aol.com. Also if you are receiving to many googlegroup emails, please email me and I will unsubscribe you from the mailing list.
Since the beginning of January we have 20 new members joining online pushing total paid membership over 200. Regarding 2023 Rosters will be available @ the June meeting electronic online and hard copy..Historically we have 50 hardcopies printed for members requested by email to robert6367@aol.com. If you want to reserve a hardcopy please email before May 15th.
This class is for members who already have basic skills and are comfortable casting a two handed rod. Focus will be on anchor placement as well as eliminating slack and maintaining line tension to improve your deliveries. We can also work on adding various “touch and go” cast such as the single spey and snake roll to your arsenal. Email me: richr@cruzio.com and we’ll find a date/time that works in the last week of April. Location will be Soquel Creek on the ocean side of the Stockton Street bridge in Capitola.
17 new members have signed up as new members making our total paid membership in March at 200. We continue to add new members. Historically, 2 new members every month, but for the last 2 1/2 months, the average has increased 3x to 6.4. This significant increase is due to online webpage activity with the support of Jerry McKeon/ Instagram Media Communication. Members are reminded to send photos of recent fish pictures to Jerry at Metropolitantrout@gmail.com. Please welcome them to the club when you see them at meetings and outings. New Members include:
2023 membership is @ 183 paid members including 40 new members. In spite of some challenges in last 2 years , members have continues to support the club with over $3,ooo additional donations which continue to support conservation projects and local High School Scholarships. A couple of years ago, donations were less than $500..
We have made considerable improvements in our webpage, newsletter, and online applications. We continue to look for a Webmaster/ newsletter editor to support our website. We are hoping to post the 2023 membership roster on Google Drive for members only to review contact information.
Thank you for a successful membership renewal so far, and we are looking forward to improving our monthly meeting and programs being Scotts goal and priority going into 2023
