“I continually read of men who said they could be just as happy not catching
trout as catching them. To me, that even then sounded pious nonsense, and
rather more of an excuse than a statement of fact….
No, I want to get them, and every time I slip on my waders, and put on a fly,
it is with this in mind.”
: Brian Clarke “The Pursuit Of The Stillwater Trout
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The Fourth Corner Fly Fishers (4CFF) was founded in the Spring of 1972 by local anglers of the ten charter members. One remains, Wayne McLemore, who is active to this day.
Among the club's many members are accomplished photographers, authors, and video photographers.
In addition to the fellowship, the club's stated aims and purposes are Conservation and Education. To this end over the years the 4CFF's have been providing classes for middle and high schoolers, college students, and the general public of all ages. Instructions have included in no particular order all aspects of the sport: fly tying and casting, habitat conservation and rehabilitation, observing land owners' property rights as well as respect of local, state, and federal regulations, good sportsmanship, and angling ethics.
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