Olympic Fly Fishers host Leland Miyawaki at their September 9, 2026 meeting

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Leland Miyawaki, a revered figure in the Puget Sound fishing community, will be the guest speaker at the Olympic Fly Fishers meeting on September 9, 2025, from 6-8 PM at Lake Ballinger Center. His presentation, titled "Topwater Fly Fishing for Sea-run Cutthroat and Coho Salmon," will highlight exciting fishing techniques. Attendees can enter starting at 5:30 PM, making it accessible for all fishing enthusiasts. Miyawaki will delve into the creation of his renowned Miyawaki Beach Popper and his minimalist strategies to provoke surface strikes. The Lake Ballinger Center is located at 23000 Lakeview Drive in Mountlake Terrace, providing a convenient venue for local anglers.

Additionally, the Olympic Fly Fishers club meets monthly on the first Friday at Third Place Commons, allowing for ongoing community engagement. This event not only showcases Miyawaki's expertise but also fosters local interest in sustainable fishing practices. Participants will gain valuable knowledge that can enhance their fishing experiences in the region.

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