The Victorian Fly-Fishers' Association (VFFA) is a historical and influential sports club based in the Macedon Ranges Shire, Victoria. Established in its current format in 1932, the VFFA plays a significant role in promoting the sport of fly-fishing and the propagation of trout in Australia.
The VFFA is a tight-knit group of fly fishers from various backgrounds who gather monthly to discuss their shared passion for fly-fishing. The club organises regular meetings that take place on the third Thursday of each month at the Kelvin Club in Melbourne. Members enjoy a relaxed dinner followed by a guest speaker who addresses the group on various interesting topics related to fly-fishing.
The VFFA provides a platform for its members to share their knowledge and expertise in areas such as fly-tying, casting techniques, stream-craft, and other aspects of the art of fly-fishing. This community of passionate anglers fosters a welcoming and supportive environment for individuals of all skill levels to learn and improve their skills.
Occasional trips, including interstate and New Zealand excursions, are organised by the VFFA to provide members with unique and memorable fly-fishing experiences. These trips offer opportunities to explore new waters, learn from experienced anglers, and deepen their understanding and appreciation for the sport.
New members are always welcome to join the VFFA and become a part of this dynamic and enthusiastic fly-fishing community. Membership offers access to monthly meetings, newsletters, the highly anticipated “Fly of the Month,” and an opportunity to connect and form lasting relationships with fellow fly fishers who share a common interest.
For more information about the VFFA, the latest news, or membership inquiries, please visit their website or contact them directly at the provided addresses. The VFFA is proud to contribute to the legacy of fly-fishing in Australia and invites individuals who share their passion to join them on this exciting journey.