July 2018 Newsletter

Brian Tolagson

I can hardly believe that a retired fisherman whose experience has been limited to estuaries and bait such as bread and prawns has managed to stay in the Editor’s chair for five years! However, the time has come for me to retire from the role.

It has been a sheer pleasure and quite a departure from my previous newsletter experience with a tenpin bowling club and a writers’ group. I have always tried to make our newsletter informative, fresh and enjoyable, even with my limited knowledge of fly fishing. It has been great fun, and I have thoroughly enjoyed being associated with such an honest, well-meaning and progressive group of people.

Unfortunately, time is becoming increasingly difficult to find, so it is time for me to pull the plug. Thank you all for giving me the opportunity to serve as your Editor. It has been an honour, and I leave the role with many fond memories.

In this July edition, we have our outing report from Stuarts Point in June, news about our community engagement activities, photos from our monthly meeting, and a look at what happened at Fly Tie Night.

Happy reading, and tight lines!

Brian

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Editorial – Retirement3
President’s Report4
Calendar5
Thank You, Supporters!6
Outings Report – Stuarts Point7
Social Secretary Report9
Community Engagement9
Photos from Monthly Meeting, June 13th10
“The Tradesman Who Comes to the Home”11
Photos from Fly Tie Night June 19th12
Who’s Who in the Zoo13

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