In The News

Bill Campbell, Regional Coordinator for Virginia, talks to the Shenandoah National Park about Project Healing Waters and how fly fishing helps heal veterans.

By Joseph Smith I had one of the most incredible experiences of my fly fishing journey a couple of weeks ago as I hosted eight veteran participants at Bamboo Bend in Lovells, MI.

The 13th Annual Mossy Creek Invitational felt like a homecoming. Old friends and new gathered to embrace and celebrate the veterans we serve.

The Board of Trustees of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF) takes great pleasure in presenting the Project’s highest award, the Patriot Award, to Don Bell. Don’s tireless commitment to [...]

We are honored to have this true American icon as a part of our Project Healing Waters family and we are delighted to share two new Public Service Announcement videos featuring Henry Winkler with [...]

The Mossy Creek Invitational online auction is filled with incredible gear, experiences, and unique specialty items with all proceeds benefitting the veterans served by Project Healing [...]

After being recognized as a compassionate and dedicated volunteer Brian Trow was asked to join the Board of Trustees for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF). After joining the Board, […]

"Getting in the water and supporting disabled veterans. At CSL we are driven by our promise to save lives. Some of our CSL Behring employees have partnered with Project Healing Waters to support [...]

Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc. is proud to bestow upon Dan Sheesley the Phil Johnson Exceptional Leadership Award for his tireless and extraordinary service to our organization and to [...]

We’re pleased to announce that our 10th Annual Fly Tying Competition is just around the corner! Starting on August 1, 2022, veteran participants in the Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing program [...]