Several times a year, club members get together and share the same water. Mid Summer brings Alaska Fly Fishers together on the world famous Russian River, looking for those large rainbows feeding on Sockeye salmon eggs. In the Fall, the Club hosts a potluck picnic, again at a location where water and experiences can be shared by those attending. Recently, with the advent of the Kenai River Clean-up project, AFF members have found another opportunity to share time together. The Alaska Fly Fishers have been involved in conservation projects throughout the state of Alaska.
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Within the city of Anchorage, stream bank stabilization has been accomplished in a joint project involving the AFF and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Elsewhere, salmon, trout and Steelhead fisheries have been positively impacted by the involvement of the Club working to balance use and maintenance of our precious resources. An example is the annual Kenai River Clean-up, organized and run by the Alaska Fly Fishers and attended by many people interested in the future of Alaska's most popular fishery. As with all organizations, communication among its membership is of significant importance to the Alaska fly Fishers. Monthly, general membership meetings are held at the West Coast International Inn, near Lake Hood in Anchorage.