2025 Saskatchewan Fly Fishing Jamboree – April 26

Steelhead fishing with Chance Prestie …

Jamboree Day – Saturday April 26 9:00am to 5:00 pm

Location: Travelodge Hotel, 106 Circle Dr W, Saskatoon, CA S7L 4L6. MAP

Join us as Chance Prestie, Fishing Guide, MSc. Biology, and passionate angler introduces us to Steelhead angling, gear, fly patterns, and techniques.

Preregister for the Jamboree Now!  Using the form below …


2025 Introduction to Fly Casting Lessons – May 5, 6, 7

The Kilpatrick Flyfishers introductory casting lessons will be offered to club members.

The first 2 nights will be at Sid Buckwold Park which is right behind Roland Michener Elementary school on Degeer Street.   Take the alley on the east side of the school (not into the school parking lot) to the meeting area (marked on the map here).

The third evening, the class will be held at the Wildlife Federation pond north of Attridge (marked on the map here). All classes will begin at 7:00, so please try to arrive early to get yourself set up and ready for the start of the class.

Classes are open to any member of the Kilpatrick Fly Fishers club (Individual and Family memberships are available).

The club will provide rods that can be used if you don’t have one (no need to go out and buy one just for the classes if you haven’t already). Absolutely no experience is needed, but if you have some, don’t be shy to attend and get a tune-up.

We look forward to seeing you there.

2025 Beginner Fly Tying

March 17th to April 14 – Mondays 7 pm to 9 pm,

Rosewood Community Room – 147 Olson Ln W, Saskatoon, SK, S7V 0L1,

Free for KFF Members – Pay for membership via Interac e-transfer at epay@kilpatrickflyfishers.com 

SIGN UP SOON!!! – Please note that KFF members are able to sign up early. When this Advertisement goes out to the Community Association the available spots may be filled in a day or two!

Join us Monday evenings in the Rosewood Community Room for five Beginner Fly Tying sessions hosted by the Saskatoon based Kilpatrick Flyfishers. Instruction, hooks, materials and tools are all provided. This activity is open to all members of the public and will include members of the Kilpatrick Flyfishers. Fly tying does require the focus and dexterity generally seen in kids 12 and up but younger individuals may be able to keep up. 

To register please sign up using the form linked HERE

This class takes an absolute beginner through the basics of tying, equipment, materials and tying techniques, by teaching you how to craft some of the most successful flies used in Saskatchewan.  Each class builds on the previous week’s knowledge, so that by the end of 6 weeks you will have the skills needed to tie most flies you will find in books, or online.

For more information about the Kilpatrick Flyfishers visit www.kilpatrickflyfishers.com