February 24th Meeting – Tim Landwehr on “A Tight Lines Patagonia Adventure”

Tim Landwehr is the owner of Tight Lines Fly Fishing Co. in De Pere, WI.  Tim has a dedicated fly fishing retail operation and has developed a robust guiding operation on the Rivers of NE Wisconsin.  In addition, he has had the good fortune to travel the world fishing some of the most remote fly fishing destinations on the planet.  Tim has been featured on ESPN, Outdoor Life Network (OLN), the Fly Fishing Film Tour, Gray’s Sporting Journal and hosted the Midwest Sportsman television program.  His latest project was co-authoring the new book “Smallmouth:  Modern Fly Fishing Methods, Tactics and Techniques”.

Tim and his wife Sarah have had the opportunity to host groups to the Patagonia River Ranch in Argentina over the last three years.  The fishing is fantastic at the Lodge with six different rivers in close proximity to it offering endless angling opportunities with each stretch of water you fish. The scenery is reminiscent of our American West without road noise and the crowds. The rivers are cold, clear and full of big Brown and Rainbow trout.  The fishing is spectacular, hands down.  Join Tim for his presentation titled “A Tight Lines Patagonia Adventure” at this month’s meeting where he will discuss the fishery, travel and adventure to one of the best trout fishing destinations on the planet.  Tim will discuss the where, when and how on this unique fishery.  Tim’s dynamic talk is sure to entertain, educate and help you get over your cabin fever!  The meeting on Monday, February 24th will be at the Maple Tree restaurant on Highway 51 in McFarland.  The presentation begins at 7:00 p.m. with dinner and conversation at 6:00 p.m.  Visitors and guests are always welcome.

Cordially,

Buzz McFly

The following is a list of our future monthly meeting presentations for the next three months:

1. March 23, 2020 – Bradd Sims from WDNR on “Smallmouth Bass Fishing and Easement Program”.
2. April 27, 2020 – Dick Dragiewicz on the current status of the Back Forty mine project.
3. May 18, 2020 – Walt Stevenson on the Panama Canal.