| Editorial | 3 |
| Calendar | 4 |
| Outing Report - Harty's Plains | 5 |
| Sponsors | 7 |
| Social Secretary's Report | 8 |
| Community Engagement | 8 |
| Monthly Meeting Report - October 11th | 9 |
| Fly Fishing International Welcome Letter | 10 |
| Breast Cancer Group Casting for Recovery | 11 |
| Breast Cancer Casting for Recovery Casting Day | 12 |
| Fly-tie Night - October 17th | 14 |
| Use of Prawns as Bait | 15 |
| The Loops of Everyday Life - a Short Story | 17 |
| Who's Who in the Zoo | 19 |
Primarily tied as a general nymph pattern, the Rabbit Fly also makes a pretty good imitation of small dragonfly nymphs that emerge in huge numbers on many Australian lakes.
When it comes to tying flies for use on lakes, it pays to have as much built-in action as possible.