It is also time for all of us to make sure we are up to date on our dues for the LMFRF memberships. There are multiple benefits to being a member beyond just the knowledge that you are part of the bright future for our fishery. Now we have an offer from a local lodging [...]
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We hope all of you had a safe, happy New Years Eve celebration. Things are great on the river in Beavers Bend State Park right now and it is a wonderful time to fish there. Lower pressure and fewer crowds will be bonuses for a while if you take the time to go! As we start [...]
The next LMFRF meeting is on 10/15//2011 5PM at the Steven’s Gap Pavilion. This is the infamous Lower Mountain Fork River Foundation Fish Fry meeting. We take this opportunity to give back by making you a wonderful fish dinner before meeting as our way of saying Thank You for all that you do for us!! [...]
As many of you know the LMFRF has been working hard for years to get the low flow pipes at the Re-Regulation Dam cleaned out. This has been spearheaded and driven hard by our president Pat Waters. His tireless efforts have paid off and now The Project is a GO!!!!!! We have received word that [...]
This little guy was caught in Lost Creek 5/7/2011 and was released after a picture moment. More spawned fish means better fishing and a healthier river for all of us to enjoy!!!
Broken Bow first and second graders are treated each spring to a fishing field trip. A private pond is stocked with trout purchased by the Lower Mountain Fork River Foundation. The school brings a busload of kids each morning and afternoon for a week. These students have all showed the necessary ability to be good [...]
Here is the short version of the meeting minutes. Buck Ray from ODWC talked about the Spillway repairs and putting 10 logs in for habitat restoration. Also that he will be working to get the Rereg cleaning project funded. Jim Miller, Beavers Bend Park supervisor, said that the funding for the new footbridges has been [...]
There she is, the repaired and amazing looking Spillway Creek. ODWC spent countless hours and manpower to make this happen, and we really appreciate it!!! This area is looking as good as it has in many, many years. And there seems to be a lot of great fishing, and spawning, habitat for the LMF. Buck [...]
Here are the participants from the 2011 One Fly Tournament. It was a great event and heavily attended, Thank You all!!! Overall we had 35 entries this year and we sold an additional 23 mulligan flies which brought in $2210 for the LMFRF and a lot of good press about what we do! Top Three [...]
LMFRF One Fly Tournament 2011 The 8th annual “One Fly” will be held on Saturday, February 26, 2010 from 7am until noon on the Lower Mountain Fork River in Beavers Bend State Park. The “One Fly” is hosted by the Lower Mountain Fork River Foundation (LMFRF). The entry fee is $50 and all contestants must [...]
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