Fly Fishing Canada is a not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting fly fishing and, in particular, using national and international fly fishing championships to promote issues concerning fly fishing and conservation.

Although some anglers still balk at the concept of competitive fly fishing, these strictly catch-and-release events provide a focal point that brings fly fishers together from throughout Canada and the world, not only to exchange technical information about their sport, but also to address problems concerning conservation, water quality, habitat loss, and other environmental problems. Through these exchanges, many of the problems that plague freshwater fisheries in several countries may someday be beaten, or at least controlled in a meaningful manner.

Mont-Tremblant, Quebec to Host 2008 FFC Nationals
Mont-Tremblant (Quebec) will host the 6th FFC National Fly Fishing Championship and Conservation Symposium from Monday, September 8th, 2008 to Saturday, September 13, 2008. The competition will be held on two venues on the Diable River, which offers brown trout and brook trout and brown, and on three nearby lakes within the Club Baroux, which hold brook trout and rainbow trout.

You can use our individual, team or volunteer online forms to register right now for the 6th FFC National Fly Fishing Championship and Conservation Symposium. Hurry, space is limited!

Congratulations To The 2007 NFFC Champions !
Team Stillwater Solutions takes home the gold! You can review the final comprehensive results from the 5th National Fly Fishing Championship, held this year at Grande Prairie, Alberta, by visting the NFCC Past Results page.