
Puncheon Project for Upper St. Joe River
The forest service recently installed a total of 300 feet of puncheon (pronounced pun-shun) otherwise known as a plank road on the upper St. Joe trail…

Toys For Tots 2018
The Toys For Tots event was again very successful with four large bags full of toys and a $1,000 check being given to the Marine representatives. The…

WDFW Certificate of Recognition
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife recently awarded our club with a Certificate of Recognition for our contributions to the WDFW mission. …

Bayley Lake Spawning Beds
Many years ago the IEFFC in cooperation with the WDFW put in five weirs (low dams) and laid down gravel in the ponds formed by the weirs to create spawning…

Fall Fin Clipping 2018
Once again IEFFC Volunteers helped the Washington Department
of Fish and Wildlife at the Little Spokane River Fish Hatchery in
September. About 60,000…

Signs For Medical Lake
In cooperation with the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife and the town of Medical Lake the IEFFC furnished two new signs spelling out Selective…

Kid’s Fishing
Kid’s Fishing was again a great success and a number of IEFFC members were present to assist WDFW with the project.
The event started on Friday,…

New Sign at Amber Lake
Jerry McBride and Jim Athearn recently installed a new sign at the
Amber Lake boat launch. This new sign replaces the previous one and emphasizes the…

2018 Big Horn Show
Our booth at the Big Horn Show was again a huge success. There was great participation from the club and a large number of visitors to our display. We…

Conservation Committee Sets 2018 Projects
2018 For Sure
Latah Creek River Keeper Silt Monitoring – See article by Tom Stralser.
2018 Just About for Sure
Clean Out Bayley Lake Spawning Channel…

Toys for Tots 2017
Our November meeting is historically dedicated to honoring our veterans while also contributing to our community by raising funds and donating toys for…

Rocky Ford Bridges Replaced
The north and south bridges have now been replaced at Rocky Ford Creek and the results are impressive.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife,…