Vibrant, Friendly & Active
Our vibrant club of approximately 70 members was incorporated in 2002 and is based on the Kapiti Coast 50 km north of Wellington.
We are beginners, intermediates and experienced, New Zealand Silver Flies representatives and national champions, young and old, male and female, a number of nationalities. We are a diverse bunch and welcome new members and visitors.
We enjoy good participation at interesting club nights, regular on river days at local waters (we have adopted the beautiful Waikanae River ) and club trips around New Zealand.
Previous editions of our club newsletter can be found here. Club members receive email newsletters monthly.
Preservation of and access to healthy recreational and life giving waters for all New Zealanders is of keen interest to us and we have been active in our submissions to local and central authorities.
We are beginners, intermediates and experienced, New Zealand Silver Flies representatives and national champions, young and old, male and female, a number of nationalities. We are a diverse bunch and welcome new members and visitors.
We enjoy good participation at interesting club nights, regular on river days at local waters (we have adopted the beautiful Waikanae River ) and club trips around New Zealand.
Previous editions of our club newsletter can be found here. Club members receive email newsletters monthly.
Preservation of and access to healthy recreational and life giving waters for all New Zealanders is of keen interest to us and we have been active in our submissions to local and central authorities.
Our purpose |
- To promote and enhance the art and sport of fly fishing,
- To respect the ownership of land adjoining waterways,
- To promote the protection of fish and wildlife habitat,
- To promote and support access to all rivers, streams and lakes,
- To promote friendship and goodwill between members,
- To promote and encourage the exchange of information between members,
- To promote sustainable fishing practices in order to protect this lifestyle and the sport for future
- generations,
- To develop the knowledge and skills of our members, and
- To encourage friendship and goodwill amongst all members whether current, past or
- prospective.
| Kapiti Fly Fishing Club Constitution |
Club Meetings |
2024 AGM
Visitors are most welcome to our club meetings, 4th Monday of each month. Free of charge.
Excellent speakers on topics ranging from the art of fly tying, the latest equipment, techniques, fishing spots, adventures, the health of our waters and other environmental issues.
Activities at meetings include fly tying, fly casting evenings, access to our comprehensive book and dvd library, fishing stories, tips from members, arranging the next trip, inter club fly tying competitions and an annual gear auction.
The club meets at 7.00 p.m. on the 4th Monday of the month (excluding December) at the Ocean Road Community Centre, 45 Ocean Road, Paraparaumu.
Come along.
Excellent speakers on topics ranging from the art of fly tying, the latest equipment, techniques, fishing spots, adventures, the health of our waters and other environmental issues.
Activities at meetings include fly tying, fly casting evenings, access to our comprehensive book and dvd library, fishing stories, tips from members, arranging the next trip, inter club fly tying competitions and an annual gear auction.
The club meets at 7.00 p.m. on the 4th Monday of the month (excluding December) at the Ocean Road Community Centre, 45 Ocean Road, Paraparaumu.
Come along.