What better way to celebrate than by making memories on the water? Fishing with your family is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy Pennsylvania’s outdoors. (PFBC Facecbook page)
A great day at Worlds End State Park. Had a lot of great people visit our table and we met many TU members from other Chapters. The fishing pond we share with the Northcentral PA Conservancy was a huge success with the kids (and a few adults). After catching the fish they took it over to a table and used charts to identify the fish they just caught. After identification, they practiced catch and release and put the fish back into the water. Sara from the Northcentral PA Conservancy did a great job helping everyone identify the fish.
Tomorrow July 30, the Chapter will have a table at Worlds End Day at the World’s End State Park. Click the link below for more information and hope to see you there. 11 am till 4 pm
The American Museum of Fly Fishing is doing something interesting. They are taking rods from their collection and lettering anglers use them. See the intro below.
In this new film series from the AMFF, we’re taking vintage rods from our collection and putting them in the hands of modern anglers. As we travel to various locations, bamboo rods of yesteryear are put to the test in both salt and fresh water, and our anglers share their take on what it’s like to fish with classic equipment. We think you’ll find the results visually captivating and educational, allowing the observer to reflect on how far we’ve come in the development of equipment while also honoring the beauty and style of the past.