April @ NSC
- needhamtroutpond
- Mar 31
- 2 min read
April Fly Tying Night
Spring Clean Up Day
April Members Meeting
March Meeting Presentation Follow-Up
Fishing Report
April Fly Tying Night
This month's Fly Tying Night will be taking place on Tuesday 7th April at the clubhouse. Pizza slices at 5:30pm precedes the fly tying that starts at 6pm.
This months flies are,
Wood Duck and Orange (wet fly)
Squirmy worm (artificial/lure)
Golden Deadly Shiner (streamer)
More details and instructions can be found on the club's Fly Tying webpage.
Spring Clean Up Day
This Saturday April 4th from 8am - Noon. It is essential we get volunteers for this, the more volunteers we get the sooner we get done.
The major tasks will be,
General cleanup of the pond: pick up trash and brush debris
To remove leaves and debris from the pond on the shoreline we will need several members with waders/boots and rakes.
Stack firewood
Thorough cleaning of clubhouse
Reminder: Fishing is prohibited during this time period. Your help with this is greatly appreciated.
April Members Meeting
The April Member's Meeting is on Thursday 16th April.
George Sylvestre of Sylvestre Outdoors will be giving a talk about fly fishing on Cape Cod.
Meeting starts at 7pm
March Meeting Presentation Follow-Up
I’d like to thank everyone that came to my presentation on Iceland. It has been a great privilege to go over there the last few years and be able to guide. If anyone was inspired to maybe go to Iceland and fly fish for Atlantic Salmon, Brown trout and Arctic Char please leave your email with “Vincent MacFarlane <floodtide1970@yahoo.com> “ and I’ll make sure we, “Iceland Fishing Guide”, get back to you.
Thank you!
Vinny MacFarlane
Fishing Report
It has been a good week of fishing since Opening Day with members and guests catching good numbers of rainbow and brook trout. Some areas of the pond fishing better at different times of the day and the list of successful flies is long and varied, here are a few.
Woolly Buggers Squirmy Worms Prince Nymphs
Black Caddis Pheasant Tails Mop Flies
Royal Coachman Stoneflies Egg patterns
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