Conservation
The club promotes conservation of our fisheries and wild lands by hosting, participating, and/or sponsoring conservation activities. These include occasionally hosting river work days on local waters.
If you like to get involved in our conservation programs, please contact our conservation coordinator, Tom Connolly, at conservation@hsfc.us.
March 2024 Rosaschi Ranch. 15 new fishing regulation signs installed.
China Spring Youth Camp volunteers at River Fork Ranch on a club-hosted work day.
Our conservation partners include:
China Spring Youth Camp － Dedicated to helping at-risk youth become productive members of their family and community.
The Nature Conservancy of Nevada － Protecting 1800+ acres along the Carson River (River Fork Ranch, Bently Ranch - Kirman Field), restoring 10+ miles of the Truckee River (McCarran Ranch Preserve, Lockwood and 102 Ranch), and protecting Independence Lake.
National Forest Service － Manages our public forests. Many of our local fisheries are in national forests.
Nevada Department of Wildlife － Conservation education, habitat restoration and fishery maintenance... Hobart Reservoir is great example of their efforts.
We encourage keep fish wet catch and release and sensible fish harvesting practices.
You may help fund our programs by making a contribution at our online store.
Note: Though High Sierra Fly Casters operates on a not-for-profit basis, the club is not a charity for tax purposes.
For more information about our conservation programs, please contact our conservation coordinator, Tom Connolly, at conservation@hsfc.us.