Two American Fly Fishing Tackle Association items from midcurrent.com. AFFTA has hired a Colorado native, Gary Berlin, as its new President. Gary is a former head of the International Hunter Education Association and a former DOW human resources manager/District Wildlife Manager. Gary holds a Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Management from Mesa College in Grand Junction and a Masters in Public Administration from University of Colorado in Denver. Gary brings proven leadership in the outdoor industry coupled with excellent people skills to AFFTA’s leadership.
Second, Gary has been tasked with finding a new home for AFFTA in the metro Denver area. A major fly fishing association with a Colorado native as President in the Denver area. This is more like it.
Now if the Federation of Fly Fishers will move to Longmont or Loveland to complete the picture, Colorado will be more on the fly fishing map than ever.
Tight Lines and Good Fishing,
Marshall, Editor
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