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BROCK'S
Presents...
2-DAY BEGINNING FLY FISHING SEMINAR
If you have never had a fly rod in your hand or you are
a struggling novice this seminar is for you. This is an
extensive introduction to flyfishing and it is equipped
for the beginner or the novice. For more personalized
attention, we limit the seminars to eight students with
a minimum of two.
You will
learn about balancing an outfit, selecting your rod,
reel and line, reading the water, fly selection, knot
tying, tapered leaders and tippets, stream side
entomology, stream side etiquette and more. This is a
hands-on flycasting and flyfishing experience.
The seminar begins at 8:00
a.m. on Saturday and ends at 5:00 p.m., followed by
dinner from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. Sunday begins at
8:00 a.m. and concludes between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m..
Non students guests are welcome to all classroom
lectures and meals. Class on Saturday consists of
classroom lecture and on the water casting instruction.
Sunday will be a full day on the Wild Trout Section of
the Lower Owens River with a short lecture on stream
side entomology and fishing techniques.
The fee for
the seminar is $375 per person and includes all
instruction and materials, fly rod outfits if needed,
lunch for both days and dinner on Saturday with awards.
The dinner is a BBQ with all the trimmings hosted by
Gary, Pat and family at their home.
Seminar
Dates for 2008 are as follows:
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May 17
and 18
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June 7
and 8
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July 5
and 6
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August 2 and 3
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September 6 and 7
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October 4 and 5.
With a
minimum of 4 people we can customize a schedule to fit
your needs.
If you are
interested please contact us.
BROCK'S Presents...
AN INTRODUCTION TO FLYFISHING - CLASS AND
GUIDE TRIP
An
Intensive 4-hour class where you will learn these
basics: Various Casting Methods, Short Line Fly
Presentation, Fly Selection, Reading the Water, Knot
Tying, Equipment Selection, Streamside Entomology,
Streamside Etiquette.
You will
learn these basic techniques in a private session while
you actually fish for wild brown trout on the Wild Trout
Section of the Owens River, with the majestic snowcapped
Eastern Sierra Mountain Range as your backdrop. The fee
for this 4-hour introduction is $160.00 for 1 or two
students. For further information and reservations call
or email Gary Gunsolley today. All instructors are
Certified Federation of Fly Fisher Casting Instructors.
If you are interested
please contact us.
BROCK'S Presents...
2-DAY NYMPHING SEMINAR on the Lower Owens
River
If you have a hard time
nymphing the Lower Owens River or Hot Creek and you want
to learn more about nymphing, this seminar is for you.
This is an intensive 2-day seminar on nymphing
techniques.
You will learn how to
select the equipment for a balanced nymphing outfit,
various nymphing techniques and riggings, reading the
water, fly selection, stream side entomology, stream
side etiquette and more. This is a hands-on flyfishing
experience. You will sample the aquatic insects that the
trout actually feed on and learn more about matching the
hatch. You will also learn how to obtain drag free
drifts, mending line and other casting techniques. This
all takes place on the majestic Wild Trout Section of
the Lower Owens River and Hot Creek.
Class on
Saturday begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. It
consists of a classroom lecture and on the water
instruction with a short lecture on stream side
entomology. This is followed by dinner from 6:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. Sunday begins at 8:00 a.m. and concludes
between four and 5:00 p.m. It consists of a full day of
fishing on the Wild Trout Section of the Lower Owens
River and Hot Creek. Non students guests are welcome to
all classroom lectures and meals.
The fee for the seminar is
$375 per person and includes all instruction and
materials, fly rod outfits if needed, lunch for both
days and dinner on Saturday with awards. The dinner is a
BBQ with all the trimmings hosted by Gary, Pat and
family at their home. For a more personalized touch we
require a minimum of two students and limit it to a
maximum of eight.
Nymphing
Seminar Dates for 2008 are as follows:
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January
12 and 13
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February 9 and 10
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October
18 and 19
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November 15 and 16
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December 6 and 7
Prices
are subject to change without notice.
If you are
interested please contact us. |
