EFFC Conservation

One of the Evergreen Fly Fishing Club's cornerstone principles is conservation. Since the club's founding, our members have continuously volunteered to educate others and work with projects to save our natural resources. We have a Conservation Committee that meets monthly to discuss conservation issues and related activities that the club can participate in or promote.
Here we are counting bugs with Sound Salmon Solutions in
Terlo Creek to determine how healthy it is.
 		 This is Jim Creek were we have planted trees and shrubs to
 help protect and nourish fish.
 

Jim Creek 

 

NORTH FORK STILLAGUAMISH MONUMENT

    Our conservation committee has also constructed a historical sign/monument on the North Fork Stillaguamish River.  The sign tells about the local history of fly fishing on this river and the important pioneering role the North Fork Stillaguamish played as the first river in Washington to have a "Fly Fishing Only" regulation for summer run steelhead.