Rogue Flyfishers
PO Box 4637
Medford, Oregon 97501
Organized in 1971, the Rogue Flyfishers seek to promote fellowship among individuals and groups to further interest
in the sport, to improve angling techniques, and to educate members and the public in ways to preserve and improve the
natural resources, environment, and conditions for fishing in the Rogue Valley.
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Rogue Flyfishers Meeting
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The next club meeting is Wednesday December 16th at Centennial Golf Club
1900 N. Phoenix Rd. Medford, 97504
Wet fly 5:30 – 6:30pm
Dinner and meeting at 7:15pm
Raffle to follow Program
BUFFET DINNER is $25 per person
Baked Ham, Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Green Salad, Roasted Veggies, Rolls, Desert
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED
RSVP’s need to be in by Saturday (December 13th) preceding the meeting.
Please email your RSVP to icrsrd303@gmail.com
(give your name and how many for dinner)
For those who cannot do email,
call (661)742-5835 afternoons only.
Pay when you arrive. We take cash or checks only.
Special dietary requests: email Steve Day at icrsrd303@gmail.com or
call (661)742-5835
by Tuesday preceding the meeting
PROGRAM:
Shari Anderson
Klamath Dam Removal:
Shari Anderson grew up in the Rogue Valley and holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Science from Oregon State University and an M.S. in Fisheries Science from Cal Poly Humboldt. She spent the first 21 years of her career as a federal fisheries biologist, primarily with NOAA Fisheries, where she studied coho salmon in the Klamath River and played a key regulatory role in the historic Klamath Dam Removal Project. Today, Shari is the principal of her consulting firm, Lazuli Eco, where she continues to work throughout the Klamath Basin—monitoring habitat recovery, restoring habitat on private lands, and supporting salmon reintroduction into newly reconnected reaches of the river.
In her presentation, Shari Anderson will share insights into one of the most ambitious river restoration efforts in North America — the Klamath Dam Removal. Shari will share how partners across the Basin are working to restore habitat and support the natural repopulation of salmon into more than 400 miles of newly reopened river. Her talk will cover the role of hatcheries in recovery, both volitional and assisted reintroduction strategies, and the early signs of success and emerging challenges observed so far. She’ll also highlight what’s next for basin-wide restoration and the collaborative efforts underway to ensure salmon once again thrive in the Klamath.
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