Welcome to the Almanor Fishing Association
The Almanor Fishing Association a nonprofit organization made up of fishermen and local citizens interested in maintaining the health and quality of the Lake Almanor fishery. Our members support our projects, activities and receive our annual newsletter.
To become a member, just fill out our handy on-line membership application.
AFA Objectives:
- To present a strong, collective and unified voice in advocating the merits and interests of sport fishing in Lake Almanor and interfacing with local, state and federal agencies and with various corporate and private entities.
- To explore and develop, solely or in cooperation with others, plans, programs and facilities for the perpetuation and enhancement of the Lake Almanor fishing resource.
Lake Almanor is located on the northeast border of Plumas County at the 4,500 feet elevation. Having 52 miles of forested shoreline, Lake Almanor is the county's largest lake, offering year-round fishing and spectacular views of majestic Lassen Peak.
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2023 Membership Drive
As the Almanor Fishing Association (AFA) begins our 2023 Membership Drive I want to thank you for your past membership. If you were not a member in 2022, please consider joining the AFA Family as we enter our thirty-eighth year of promoting, preserving, and enhancing the Lake Almanor fishery.
In 2022 through the generosity of our members and business sponsors AFA was able to host the fifth Veterans Fishing Day on Lake Almanor where more than a hundred Veterans were treated to a day of fishing and a barbecue lunch at Rec#1. In addition, for the second year in a row we provided every Plumas County fourth grader with a new fishing rod. We assisted Plumas County Fisheries Biologist Amber Mouser at youth fishing events at both Round Valley Reservoir and Lake Almanor. AFA volunteers also provided eight youth fishing clinics at Rec#1.
As we begin our annual membership drive AFA volunteers are two months into our 2022/23 fish pen season. Our fifty thousand fertile Eagle Lake Rainbows are growing quickly and will be ready for release in April. Our volunteer feeders deserve special recognition for their efforts and dedication to our program.
Resident Supporters
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