Falmouth Flats Fly Fishers is a wonderfully diverse group of anglers with one thing in common: the fly rod. Located in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, we are a nonprofit charter club of the Federation of Fly Fishers dedicated to conserving, restoring and educating through fly fishing.

Our club was spawned as a result of the seasonal Shad and Striped Bass on the easily-waded Rappahannock River flats below the Falmouth Bridge in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Over the course of several years, as an increasing number of fly fishers came into contact with one another at the flats, information was shared, friendships made. On January 19, 1999, FFFF was launched at an organizational meeting which drew 25 people by word-of-mouth advertising. Our current membership roster now exceeds 100.

Today, our club’s activities, projects and monthly meeting programs are as varied as its many members’ interests. As a premier fly fishing club, our meetings are well attended by both impassioned fly fishers and those with a mild curiosity about the sport. Our goal is to never lose sight of the fact that we are a fishing club dedicated to fun.