Midwest Fly Fishing Expo

Macomb Community College Sports & Expo Center

March 11-12, 2023

Great Lake Area’s Premier Fly-Fishing Exhibition

Hosting Fishing Seminars and Demonstrations

Expo Admission Info

Adults

One-Day Pass: $15
Two-Day Pass: $20

Kids

16 & Under: Free

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Expo Info

Dates

March 11 & 12, 2023

Times

Saturday: 9am – 6pm
Sunday: 10am – 4pm

Participate in the Midwest Fly Fishing Expo

For two days each March, the Michigan Fly Fishing Club (MFFC) hosts the Great Lakes area’s premier event for all things fly fishing — the Midwest Fly Fishing Expo. The extravaganza, presented for 42 years, is the oldest all-fly angling event east of the Mississippi!

Organized and run exclusively by MFFC volunteers, the show typically features five headline speakers, dozens of free seminars about fly fishing skills, techniques, and destinations, dozens of fly-tying demonstrations, and more than 120 exhibitors. Exhibitors include outfitters and retailers from across the country, guides, rod- and
net-building artisans, artists, authors, dealers in rare and collectible books and memorabilia, and conservation organizations.

Best of all, because the 50-year-old MFFC is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, proceeds from the Expo flow right back to support the Club’s educational programs and to fund a variety of grants conservation organizations across the state to restore and enhance Michigan’s rivers and lakes. Over the years, the MFFC has provided grants totaling more than $400,000 for such causes.

We look forward to your visit to our Expo!

2023 Show Pin

2023 Show Pin

Hosted by the Michigan Fly Fishing Club

The Michigan Fly Fishing Club has over 350 members from all backgrounds and levels of fly fishing experience. We love casting, fly tying, rod building, and telling dubious fishing stories. The Club meets bimonthly and organizes outings, educational events, or conservation efforts. Come check us out!

Supporting Conservation

Some of the proceeds from this Expo flow right back to the source – Michigan’s Trout, Salmon, and Steelhead rivers.