Cold Creek Fly Fishers

Cold Creek Fly Fishers is a renowned fishing club based in Kingston, dedicated to the art of fly fishing and conservation. Established over 45 years ago, the club has a strong focus on learning, conservation, and stream restoration. The club's members are passionate about protecting the environment and promoting sustainable fishing practices.

The club regularly holds meetings and fly fishing education sessions to help members improve their skills and knowledge. From beginner anglers to seasoned fly fishers, Cold Creek Fly Fishers welcomes all levels of experience. Through these educational opportunities, members can learn new techniques, share tips, and connect with like-minded individuals who share a love for fly fishing.

One of the highlights of being a member of Cold Creek Fly Fishers is the access to the beautiful Cold Creek in south eastern Ontario. The club is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the habitat of this pristine stream, ensuring that it remains a thriving ecosystem for fish and wildlife. Members have the opportunity to fish in this scenic location while following the club's principles of catch and release fly fishing with single barbless hooks.

In addition to fishing and education, Cold Creek Fly Fishers is committed to conservation efforts. The club regularly participates in stream clean-up days, tree planting initiatives, and other conservation activities to protect and improve the Cold Creek fishery. These volunteer opportunities allow members to give back to the environment and make a positive impact on the local ecosystem.

If you're interested in joining Cold Creek Fly Fishers and becoming part of a community of passionate anglers and conservationists, reach out to the club via email. Stay updated on club events, including the annual Trout Opener and Banquet, winter symposiums, and conservation days, by visiting the club's social media pages and online directories. Join Cold Creek Fly Fishers in their mission to learn, conserve, and fish responsibly in the beautiful waters of Cold Creek.