Welcome
The Magic Valley Fly Fishers work to promote, preserve, protect and enhance fisheries and fly fishing. MVFF works for the betterment of fly fishing through conservation projects, educational programs, and community activities
Upcoming Events
Notes from Bryan
- MVFF Update July 9, 2020
Our group activities will remain mothballed now through Labor Day, September 7 with our next evaluation posted the end of that week.
Please believe this “viral” pandemic is very serious, is here for many more months and is getting much worse even here in our area. It is essential you protect your community, yourself and those close to you as no one else will or can. With cases in Idaho and the Twin Falls area spiking higher than ever and continuing to increase daily, our group’s nonessential fun activities must continue to be redirected as we each determine those things appropriate for our increasingly complex and changing personal schedules.
Please go to channel 7-KTVB.com’s July 7, 5:48 p.m. Kim Fields’ interview with Dr. David Pate, retired CEO at St. Luke’s and member of Idaho’s Coronavirus Task Force who is sheltering in place and believes: “things are actually more dangerous now than they were back in March and April” and why he thinks they are. Also see KTVB’s most up to date local data. Google these following topics for good links to new data/papers/traceability on asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic spread as well as those on true aerosol as well as droplet COVID-19 routes of infection.
I am including my March 10 position update here next for perspective and reference as it is not in the archived listings.
Stay safe, fish lots out in the wide open, and call or text me with your ideas at 208-934-6405.
Bryan Woodhouse-President & Secretary.
About
The vision of the Magic Valley Fly Fishers is to promote, preserve, protect, and enhance fly fisheries and function exclusively for education and betterment of all fishing and conservation in the Magic Valley and the state of Idaho. MVFF coordinates with governmental agencies, the Idaho Fish and Game, and private land holders to improve and promote fly fishing.
MVFF supports habitat rehabilitation, sustained and improved access to quality local and regional fly fishing waters, and fisheries sciences through yearly grants to Henry’s Fork Foundation, The Nature Conservancy, FFI and our annual scholarship donations to the College of Southern Idaho Foundation aiding aquaculture program students.
Officers and Board Members
| President, Secretary Bryan Woodhouse 208-934-6405 [email protected] or [email protected] |
Vice President |
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| Treasurer Greg Edgar 208-404-5088 [email protected] |
Past President |
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Board Members Tom Courtney, Mike Eveleth, Bob Forster, Steve Hoy, Scott Knight, Jake Miller, Fred Schneiter |
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