Skip to main content
HomeMeetings, Monthly

MONTHLY MEETINGS


Our meetings are free and open to the public. 
We meet at the MacKenzie Center > Location Info 
Confirm meetings time and place on our >  Event Calendar
Meeting schedule for 2025 > Future Meetings

Upcoming Events
Upcoming Meetings

Tuesday - July 8, 2025

Lino Jubilado

"Strippin' the Urbs"


5:30-6:45pm: Pre-meeting class

7:00pm: Meeting & Speaker


* pre-meeting mini class: "CASTING"

* Mini-class: Casting Instruction for Novices & 

FFI Bronze Level Casting Challenge for Experienced Casters

Bring your rod or borrow ours















TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2025

LINO JUBILADO

"STRIPPIN' THE URBS"



Lino_big_carp.jpg
lino_big_bass.jpg
Lino_la_river_carp.jpg

Lino_carp2.jpg

Tuesday - July 8, 2025
5:30-6:45pm: Pre-meeting mini-class
7:00pm: Meeting & Speaker


 

 

LINO JUBILADO

"STRIPPIN' THE URBS"

 


The term "urbs" is a Latin noun that means a city or large town. It can refer to a chief city or capital, specifically the city of Rome. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is defined as a city in a technical sense, often contrasted with a suburb.

PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION

We have all heard that in Southern California you can ski and surf on the same day, but how about catching quality fresh and saltwater fish within the urban sprawl of Los Angeles? Listen up, destination anglers, as Lino Jubilado our July presenter will show us how to pull off what he calls “Strippin’ the Urbs.” Lino’s program will open the door to the many never thought of and often neglected local fisheries within easy driving distance, some of them close to downtown LA. We all know of carp in the LA River, now say hello to largemouth bass, tilapia and bluegill in lakes on your doorstep.

Lino will introduce us to his preferred rod setups, give us a peek into his fly boxes and even show how a Tenkara rod can be used to cover water quickly and efficiently. A master fly tier, Lino will demonstrate his signature fly - the Bed Buster – a pattern that will catch a variety of species including corbina, croaker, halibut, leopard sharks, carp, largemouth bass and trout. As a bonus he will also tie the Green Eggs & Ham Fly, a creation he uses to help many anglers catch their first carp including two IGFA World Records caught by Kesley Gallagher who named the fly.

THE BACK STORY


Lino Jubilado is an experienced Southern California fly angler and an avid fly tyer who lives, eats, and breathes all things fly fishing. As an accomplished competitive bass angler, he won multiple bass tournaments, big fish awards, and an Angler of the Year title from the American Bass Association. He has over 40 years of experience catching everything from tuna on the fly to small native rainbows and bluegill in local streams and ponds. He is a Temple Fork Outfitters Ambassador and is on the Simms and Far Bank Enterprises (Sage, Reddington, Rio Products) pro staff. Other supporters include Tenkara USA and Orvis Pasadena. 

He has caught everything from Tuna on the fly to small native rainbows and bluegill in local lakes, streams, and ponds.  His specialties include targeting carp in the LA River, largemouth bass in urban ponds and lakes, and a variety of surf species. 

Lino loves sharing his knowledge and experience with others and has been the featured speaker at many events including the So Cal Fly Fishing Club Consortium, The Fly Fishing Faire, Hall Shows, and Orvis Pasadena. He was also featured in the Los Angeles Times and Vice Media’s “Munchies”- Eating Sewer Salmon from the LA River, America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston, and featured on River of Angels, a documentary about the LA River. 

Professionally, he is currently employed as a school nurse and his education includes a bachelor’s and master’s degree in social work and is a licensed vocational nurse. 

Although not a licensed guide, he has been very fortunate to mentor and coach many people to catch their first bass, carp, corbina, and other species on the fly. In his words, “It is very rewarding to bring a trophy fish to hand, but nothing compares to helping others get a thrill from learning and accomplishing this task themselves. Whether it be someone’s first or largest fish on the fly, I love watching the smiles and joy fly fishing brings to others more than anything.”

lino_carp3.jpg

2ND_SALT_SATURDAYS.png
sbff_casing_in_the_park_grass_theme_.jpg
monthly_club_meeting.jpeg
Womens_Events_-_sbf.png
Black_and_Gold_Elegant_Anniversary_Instagram_Post.png