Project Healing Waters - Southeast
4175 Tanners Creek Drive, Oakwood, 30566
(301) 478-6316
Project Healing Waters is a national group that uses fly fishing to help disabled and injured military members and veterans heal. The Oakwood program in northeast Georgia meets at the VA clinic near Gainesville. Veterans and active-duty members can fill out a form on the website to be connected to their nearest program.
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Atlanta Local ChapterProgram
This is the Atlanta program of Project Healing Waters. It is listed at a Team Red White and Blue site on Biscayne Dr and 14th St NW. The program lead is Chip Cavin.
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Casting TechniqueProgram
Participants learn fly casting, from the basic cast to more advanced skills like the double-haul. It is part of the ongoing classes at local programs.
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Disabled Veteran Fly Fishing ClassProgram
Volunteers teach fly fishing on an ongoing basis, from beginner to experienced. Classes include time on the water. The group also builds friendships among veterans.
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Fishing OutingsProgram
Local programs offer one-day and multi-day fishing trips at no charge. You first join your local program and learn the basics.
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Fly TyingProgram
Participants learn to tie their own flies. It is also a way to build friendships with other veterans and volunteers.
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Oakwood Local ChapterProgram
This is the northeast Georgia program, listed at the Oakwood clinic site in Gainesville. It connects eligible veterans and service members with fly fishing activities and volunteer mentors.
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Oakwood Program (Northeast Georgia)Program
A local Project Healing Waters group that uses fly fishing to support disabled and injured service members and veterans.
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Rod BuildingProgram
Participants build their own fly rods with help from volunteers. Many veterans find the craft calming and rewarding.
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