The Denver Program of PHWFF held a month long rod building workshop, and both volunteers and participants shared their experiences and the great time they all had together.

The PHWFF-Denver Program kicked off their rod building classes on September 8. This was their first in-person rod building class and first participant class in 18 months.

The Denver Program of PHWFF spent a very fun Monday on Jenna Lake near Hygiene, CO where they had an opportunity to fly-fish from a belly boat or from shore.

The Colorado Springs Program of PHWFF headed out to the private ranch of Rainbow Falls Mountain Trout near Woodland Park, Colorado for a day of smiles, laughs, and of course, lots of fish.

The Board of Trustees of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF) takes great pleasure in presenting the Phil Johnson Exceptional Leadership Award to Eddy Wittry for his dedicated and inspiring [...]

We are proud to announce a special partnership with the Little Pub Company and Good River Beer for the entire month of July 2019!  Throughout the month, Little Pub Company’s […]

Update: Meet the Winners of the 2nd Annual National Fly Casting Competition > We are pleased to announce the finalists in our Second Annual Fly Casting Competition hosted in-conjunction with [...]

The inaugural Ashley Busby Memorial Fly Fishing Trip took place June 27 – 29, 2019.  It is a new multi-day trip that combines fly fishing at Rainbow Falls, the Sporting […]

For Immediate Release February 19, 2019, San Luis, Colorado – We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc program in the San […]

Join us on November 27, 2018 for #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving. We invite you to join the movement and to help get out the give for the […]