Officers

Daniel Plummer

Chairman of the Board

Al Caucci

Vice President of Media

Al Caucci has been an international name in the fly fishing world since his milestone book, Hatches.  Al is the author - along with Bob Nastasi - of five fly fishing books.  Recently, Field and Stream magazine honored Hatches II as one of the best 25 fishing books ever printed and Trout Magazine says it's "one of the 15 most important books of the last 30 years."

Al is creator of the famous "Comparadun" and developer of the Compara-fly series of patterns with Bob Nastasi.

Al is owner/director of the nationally acclaimed Al Caucci Fly Fishing Schools for the past twenty years and co-owner of the Delaware River Club Fly Fishing Resort.

Lee Hartman

Vice President of Operations

Sandy Bing

Treasurer/Secretary

Sandy Bing spent his working life as a securities analyst, market letter writer, and research director with several Wall Street firms.
 

He also has spent many hours fishing the Delaware from Deposit on the West Branch down to Buckingham on the Main Stem and the East Branch from the town of the same name to the junction pool at Hancock.

Sandy has long been interested in protecting trout streams and rivers from the many threats they face and was an early and influential member of the group led by River Network that saved the Three dollar Bridge stretch on the Madison River (MT) from real estate development.

He is a member of The Anglers' Club of New York and Theodore Gordon Flyfishers.

John Warakomski

Membership

Legal

Counsel

Board of Directors

Craig Findley

Dr. Robert Bachman, PhD.

Dr. Bachman retired from state government on April 1, 1999 after thirteen years of service with the state of Maryland in a number of fish-and-game-related positions including:
Director of Fisheries (inland and marine), Director of Fish and Wildlife and Chief of Freshwater Fisheries.

Throughout this thirteen-year period he supervised, among other things, Maryland's coldwater fishery and in such capacity was instrumental in establishing environmental and regulatory changes resulting in the creation of four nationally-recognized trout fisheries.
 

Bob currently serves as Chairman of the Trout and Salmon Management Committee of the Pennsylvania Council of Trout Unlimited, president of the Cocalico Creek Watershed Association, board member of the Pennsylvania Flyfishing Museum Association and is a member of Trout Unlimited and the Federation of Flyfishing.

Jeff White grew up fishing the ocean, lakes and streams of Southern CT and the southern tier of New York.  After graduating college in SC with a business degree, he spent the next few years exploring the abundant tail-waters on the East coast. 

After a few years of wandering Jeff found his home on the Upper Delaware where he is currently the manager of The Delaware River Club and co-owner of XSTREAMER FLIES, a wholesale fly company.

World renowned fly fishing guide and TV personality Coz is a true teacher at heart. Coz spends spring, summer and fall on the Upper Delaware River introducing its magic to fly fishers from around the globe. Coz holds BS degrees in Education & Biology as well as several designations throughout the fly fishing world.

In his spare time Coz can be found just a stones throw from the river on his farm training his championship German Shorthaired Pointers.   

John Randolph grew up in East Colrain, Mass. And attended Arms Academy in Shelburne Falls, Mass., graduating in 1957  He graduated from Williams College in 1962 with a BA in English, then spent three years in the U.S. Marine Corps. In 1966 he became a technical writer for General Electric  In 1969 he founded The Vermont Sportsman, a statewide tabloid monthly magazine, which he edited and published for 15 years.

In 1978 he became managing editor of Fly Fisherman magazine and in 1981 was named editor.  His books include Fishing Basics (1981), Backpacking Basics (1982, Prentice-Hall) and Becoming a Fly Fisher, Lyons Press, 2002. His book chapters in anthologies include: Waters Swift and Still (Winchester Press, 1982) and Seasons of the Hunter (Knopf, 1985).  He is married to Mary (Galbo) Randolph and they live in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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