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We would like to thank Maust's California Farms for there generous donation in helping The Family Fishing Derby

Maust CA Poultry
13107  East End
Chino, CA

 

 

 

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August 21, 2010
Attention all DCFF members,
Construction and Site renovations have begun at Izaak Walton Clubhouse, in Fairmont Park. The City will construct two new driveways, a paved parking lot, and additional sidewalks accessing the Clubhouse and various points on the lake. That construction will continue thru the remainder of this month and is scheduled for completion the last week in September. Arrangements have been made with the City of Riverside for Deep Creek Fly Fishers to share Fairmont Golf Course's parking lot for our monthly meetings as well as education / training, and other events held at the clubhouse. This is a permanent arrangement as the completed parking lot improvements will have a total of 16 standard parking spaces, and 2 handicap spaces available.
The Golf Course has asked that when parking in their lot to always use the spaces available closest to Dexter Drive first, avoiding spaces closest to their Clubhouse / Pro shop, and abutting the driving range. Please remember to always keep in mind the best interest of Fairmont Park Golf Course & their customers.
I've attached a Golf Course Parking Plan showing the locations of parking available to for our use at the Golf Course or Fairmont Park, the Clubhouse Construction Zone, and Safe Access Routes to and from the Clubhouse during the construction period. Keep in mind that access thru the front door of the Clubhouse may not be available during the different phase of construction. Be prepared to use one of the Safe Access Routes and enter at back door. Please review the Parking Plan, and if you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact Ron Bishop or myself prior to, or at our upcoming meeting - Wednesday August 25th. Thanks for your cooperation! On behalf of the DCFF Board of Directors,
Rob Wilcox

August 21, 2010

Attention all DCFF members,Construction and Site renovations have begun at Izaak Walton Clubhouse, in Fairmont Park. The City will construct two new driveways, a paved parking lot, and additional sidewalks accessing the Clubhouse and various points on the lake. That construction will continue thru the remainder of this month and is scheduled for completion the last week in September. Arrangements have been made with the City of Riverside for Deep Creek Fly Fishers to share Fairmont Golf Course's parking lot for our monthly meetings as well as education / training, and other events held at the clubhouse. This is a permanent arrangement as the completed parking lot improvements will have a total of 16 standard parking spaces, and 2 handicap spaces available.

The Golf Course has asked that when parking in their lot to always use the spaces available closest to Dexter Drive first, avoiding spaces closest to their Clubhouse / Pro shop, and abutting the driving range. Please remember to always keep in mind the best interest of Fairmont Park Golf Course & their customers.

 I've attached a Golf Course Parking Plan showing the locations of parking available to for our use at the Golf Course or Fairmont Park, the Clubhouse Construction Zone, and Safe Access Routes to and from the Clubhouse during the construction period. Keep in mind that access thru the front door of the Clubhouse may not be available during the different phase of construction. Be prepared to use one of the Safe Access Routes and enter at back door. Please review the Parking Plan, and if you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact Ron Bishop or myself prior to, or at our upcoming meeting - Wednesday August 25th. Thanks for your cooperation! On behalf of the DCFF Board of Directors,

Rob Wilcox

Click here for Golf Course Parking Map

 

Conservation Chairman Announcement

We are fortunate and pleased to announce that Bill Reeves has accepted the Conservation Chairmanship task, and will take over for Steve Kopp.  Bill’s vast experience in this area includes: Conservation Chairman to the National Council of the Federation Of Fly Fishers, Conservation Chairman for the South West Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers, two terms as the President of the Deep Creek Fly Fishers Club, and several years as Director of the Fisheries Resource Volunteer Corps.  In addition, Bill has represented many other Fishing Groups, which involved meetings with US Congressional Staffers supporting favorable legislation actions involving stream conservation. Congratulations and thank you to Bill, for taking on his new task.   

Rod Castanien, Past President DCFF

 

 

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