Georgia Women Fly Fishers exists to introduce and support women in the sport of fly fishing.

Join our community on the water!

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Our Members

We have over 160 members, from beginners who are just learning their knots to seasoned salty veterans who have earned their stripes.

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Club Outings

A cornerstone of our club is our AMF, or “After Meeting Fish,” a time for club members to get together and fish, typically on the weekend following a Monthly Meeting.

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Educational Opportunities

GWFF hosts a variety of classes throughout the year covering topics like intro to fly fishing, gear selection, and entomology.

Grow a thriving community of women anglers.

We believe fly fishing is better together. Our club creates a supportive space where women build friendships, share knowledge, and celebrate time on the water, connected to each other and committed to protecting the water and ecosystems that make fly fishing possible.

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We love fishing and giving back.

A cornerstone of our club is our AMF, or “After Meeting Fish,” a time for club members to get together and fish, typically on the weekend following a Monthly Meeting. We believe in giving back through programs that use fly fishing to inspire, heal, and empower others in our communities.

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Join us on the water.