Ole Miss Fly Fishing Club

04/05/2023

MEETING TONIGHT!

Going to be a great time despite the weather - y’all come check it out!

Hope to see you there!

03/01/2023

TONIGHT!

We are finally back and can’t wait to see everyone at tonight’s meeting!

If you have questions about location or meeting details, DM us!

See you at 5!

09/26/2022

It’s time for our next club meeting, TOMORROW AT 7 PM! We will be grill burgers and catching up on important announcements! Come check it out!

09/13/2022

It’s not too late to make it to our meeting TONIGHT at 202 Avent Street! Come to hear more information about membership and plans for this semester! See you there!

09/07/2022

First meeting this Tuesday September the 13th @ 202 Avent St. Everyone please come out and tell your friends. Gonna have food and drinks there with lots of information about upcoming trips, events, and info on deals to get you the best gear to have the most success on the water. DM us if you have any questions or just looking for more info.

03/31/2022

Club t-shirts are in! Help support the club by purchasing one. Sz M-XL. $25 for local pickup, $25 plus shipping otherwise

02/24/2022

Hosted by club alumni and guide .cob.commer

12/23/2021

Meet the OMFFC exec for 2021-22.

President Conrad Wellman is a Junior studying computer engineering. He’s originally from Marietta, GA and enjoys fishing Blue Ridge Georgia and local Oxford bass ponds. (picture 1)

VP Will Hagan is from Austin Texas and grew up fly fishing. He’s currently a Sophomore pursuing a business degree. Will has experience in both fresh and salt water conditions. (picture 2)

Treasurer Max Crompton is a Junior from North Carolina studying IMC. He grew up fishing in the Blue Ridge mountains and has been able to spend a summer fly fishing in Wyoming and plans to spend the next summer in Northern Montana. (picture 3)

06/29/2021

This summer there are a lot of Rebels fly fishing all over the country. Where’s your river? Interested in joining the this fall? Check out our groupme with the link in our bio.

01/14/2021

A great article about fly fishing in the Deep South.

While they may not get the attention of the storied waters out West, two East Tennessee rivers—the South Holston and the Watauga—hold the kind of brown and rainbow trout that usually only swim through anglers’ dreams. Welcome to the Tennessee Tailwaters

01/14/2021

https://gardenandgun.com/feature/the-other-montana/

While they may not get the attention of the storied waters out West, two East Tennessee rivers—the South Holston and the Watauga—hold the kind of brown and rainbow trout that usually only swim through anglers’ dreams. Welcome to the Tennessee Tailwaters