Fly Fishing, Community, Education, and Conservation

The Fly Fishers International Northeast Council brings together fly anglers and fly tyers across Eastern Canada and New England through regional activities focused on their common passion for all fish, all waters.

About Fly Fishers International Northeast Council

As part of Fly Fishers International, we support a global fly fishing community by creating regional opportunities for education, conservation, connection, and shared experiences on the water. Our all-volunteer board meets monthly and organizes events centered on the three pillars at the heart of our work: community, education and conservation.

Whether you are new to fly fishing, a longtime angler, interested in conservation, or looking to participate in regional events, the Northeast Council welcomes you to connect with us.

Our Three Focus Areas

Conservation

Healthy fisheries begin with healthy waters. The Northeast Council supports responsible angling, conservation awareness, and regional efforts that help protect rivers, streams, lakes, saltwater habitats, and the fish that depend on them.


Education

From casting and fly tying to fish handling, outdoor ethics, and youth programs, education is central to the future of fly fishing. We help connect members and clubs with learning opportunities and FFI resources.


Community

Fly fishing is stronger when people are connected. The Northeast Council supports clubs, volunteers, instructors, events, and regional gatherings that bring anglers together across the across New England and Eastern Canada.

Angler holding a fly rod while fishing at sunset
Anglers fly fishing in a rocky woodland stream

Upcoming Events

Get Involved

There are many ways to support the Fly Fishers International Northeast Council’s work and connect with the fly fishing community. Connect with us, attend an event, volunteer, support conservation, or become a member of Fly Fishers International.

Help build a community around fly fishing in New England and Eastern Canada

Healthy waters, shared knowledge, and mutual respect help protect the future of fly fishing for generations to come. Follow us on our social platforms to stay in the loop.