Founded 1994 by Armand Courchaine

Crossroads Anglers meets every fourth Tuesday from September to May at 7 PM at the South Foxboro Community Center for fly tying and good conversation about fishing.

At our meetings, people sit in groups tying or learning to tie a useful fly--others are welcome to join them or just watch. There is normally a beginners' table. And one of us, or a guest tyer, demonstrates tying a fly for those who are interested.

Several times a year we have a guest presenter. We had Lefty Kreh, Bob Clouser, Bob Popovics, Paul Jacobs, Jack Smola, Ed Lombardo, Paul Pezza, and Ray Stachelek.

In good weather we have a casting clinic before the meeting. And we sponsor fresh and salt water fishing trips in the spring and fall.

Directions

From Route 95 at Mansfield, exit at Route 140 south. Drive 3/4 mile to Route 106 west for 1.5 miles. Take a right onto North Grove Street and follow for 1/2 mile to intersection of South Street. The South Foxboro Community Center is on the right.

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Additions to the Fishing and Tying Techniques Page

Fly Tying Techniques

Materials - Good, thorough information on fly tying materials, including various brands: hackle, hooks, thread, superflue, antron, hopper materials, organizing materials, etc. Much more information can be found by clicking on Mike Hogue's home page at the end of the document.
Saltwater Flies - fly tying videos from Fly Fishing in Salt Water.
More Fly Tying Videos for fresh and saltwater flies and fly tying techiques.
More Fly Tying Videos for fresh and saltwater flies and fly tying techiques.
Hans Weilenmann - Extraordinarily clear and detailed, with information, links, and video.
Hans Weilenmann's Better Way to Hackle a Fly

More coming. Suggestions welcome.

Meeting 7 PM November 25th

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