Clubs - Southeast

• FEDERATION OF FLY FISHERS - Livingston, MT
• TROUT UNLIMITED - Arlington, VA
  
• Atlanta Fly Fishing Club - Atlanta, GA
• Carolina Fly Fishing Club - Huntersville, NC
• CSRA Flyfishing Association - Aiken, SC
• Derby City Fly Fishers - Louisville, KY
• East Tennessee FFF -Knoxville, TN
• Fly Fishers of Northwest Florida - Pensacola, FL
• French Broad Fly Fishers - Brevard, NC
• Georgia Women Fly Fishers - Marietta, GA
• Middle Tennessee Fly Fishers - Nashville, TN
• Nat Greene Fly Fishers - Greensboro, NC
• Northern Kentucky Fly Fishers - Burlington, KY
• Tennessee Valley Fly Fishers - Huntsville, AL
• Triangle Fly Fishers - Cary, NC
  
  FFF FLORIDA COUNCIL
  
  FFF GULF COAST COUNCIL

• Alan Folger's Angling Art - Hendersonville, NC 
• Callaway Gardens Kingfisher Fly Shop - Pine Mountain, GA
• Caylor Custom Flies - Boone, NC
• Cherry Log Rods - Cherylog, GA
• Cohutta Fishing Company, Cartersville, GA
• Eastern Fly Fishing Club - Blue Ridge, GA
• Fly Fishing West Georgia & Beyond - Pine Mountain, GA
• Fly Box Outfitters - Kennesaw, GA
• Frank's Fly Arts - Columbia, SC
• Frog Hollow Fly Fishing - Blue Ridge, GA
• Grasshopper Outdoor Products - New York, NY
• H-and-H Sales and Marketing - Charleston, SC
• Indigo Guide Service - Walhalla, MI
• Jim Casada Outdoors - Rock Hill, SC
• Jimmy Jacobs Southern Outdoor Adventures - Atlanta, GA
• N-Line Innovations - Gilbert, AZ 
• Orvis of Greensboro, NC
• Oyster Fine Bamboo Fly Rods - Blue Ridge, GA
• Red Cabin Pottery - Somewhere in TX
• River Through Atlanta - Atlanta, GA
• Riverside Outfitter & Guide Service - Jasper, AL
• Southern Sweetwater Anglers - Oakwood, GA
• South Country Angler - Fernie, British Columbia, CN
• The Field and Fly Guide Service - Blue Ridge, GA
• Unicoi Outfitters - Helen, GA and Blue Ridge, GA

Destinations - Southeast

• Noontootla Creek Farms
• Jimmy Jacobs Southern Angling Adventures
• Creekwood Resort and Campground
• Unicoi State Park 

Sites - Southeast

• Louisiana Fly Fishing
• North Georgia Trout Online
• Friends of Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites
• Georgia Women Fly Fishers - Marietta, GA
• Casting For Recovery
• Hiwassee River Coldwater Alliance

Government Links - Southeast

• Georgia Department of Natural Resources
• Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries

Weather & Tides

• Weather Channel

Fly Tying

• Saltwater Fly Tying

Rod Building and Bamboo

• Rod Building Forum
• Rod Builders Guild

Fly Tackle

• ADG Titanium Fly Rods
• Orvis
• Sage Fly Fishing
• St Croix Rods
• Temple Fork Outfitters

Miscellaneous

• Heritage Kayaks
• Flyfisherman Magazine - Palm Coast, FL
• Onshore-Offshore Magazine
• Comtemporary Sportsman Magazine
  
  

  Tim Guilfoile, an FFF Life member and the FFF SEC 2010 Conservationist of the Year recipient, sent along the following info on a new online magazine called The Contemporary Sportsman. Although not strictly dedicated to fly fishing, there is a lot of fly fishing content. Ron Ellis (also a Northern Kentucky Fly Fishers member and author of sporting books) and Tim are both editors and contributing writers as is Soc Clay (a noted Kentucky writer). Tim is the Conservation Editor.

  
  Tim has a regular column called Wilderness Journal with the tag line: "...our wilderness is slipping away...All of a sudden, it's past time to protect it. It's not too late, but it's past time." Rick Bass

  
  The spring issue is out. Go to this link: http://www.thecontemporarysportsman.com/index.php

  On the top right-hand side click "Subscribe"......all that is required is to put in your email address and create a password. They do not sell or otherwise distribute email addresses at all...period, the end. Then log in......It is completely free......supported entirely by advertising. Once you are into the magazine, you will notice arrows at the bottom of the page. The single arrow will turn one page at a time. There are also controls on the left hand side and if you put your cursor over them, an explanation of their function is provided. Go to page 10 and you will see the editors and contributing writers. Go to page 58 for Tim's column for this issue.