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Re: Fly Casting Clinic

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NoleFear wrote:Thought I'd post for those interested :thumbup:

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Fly Casting Clinic
Learn from Master Certified Casting Instructors. A service of the Florida Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers

The Florida Council FFF will hold a fly casting workshop in Tallahassee, Fl. on July 14, 2007. The class will be for novice and intermediate anglers of all ages.
Place: The MacClay School - Tallahassee, Fl
Date: Saturday, July 14, 2007 Time : 9:00am to 3:00pm
Cost: $60 ( $45 for FFF members) Pre-registration neccessary. (Sorry, no charge cards)

:thumbup: :thumbup: Special Note: Those of you that have a serious desire of getting into flyfishing, here is your chance to be trained by some of the best! Some of these guys trained me as a Tadpole back in the early 80's! So, if I can do it...you can do it!!! :lick: This is excellent timing, because my beginning-intermediate saltwater flyfishing class will be at the NFGFC next's meeting date 7/19/07! I will not cover fly casting other than some most basic moves due to limited space and time, so sign up, folks! :smt007
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captpete@floridaflyfishing.com
or call 941-232-2960

Cirriculum:
9:00 am - An Introduction to Fly Fishing - Casting Mechanics and Style with Dusty Sprague - FFF Master Casting Instructor - North Port, FL
10:00 am - Refining Your Backcast To Improve Your Forward Cast with Jim Penrod - FFF Master Casting Instructor - Port St Joe, FL -
11:00 am - FL Lake and River Fishing in the Tallahassee Area: Locations, Techniques, and Flies with Tom Logan - Biologists/Fly Designer - Tallahassee,
Noon - Lunch - Provided by the FFF Florida Council
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm - Casting Instruction - Bring your Rods ! Provided by FFF Master Casting Instructors: Capt Pete Greenan, Jim Penrod and Dusty Sprague
My hobby is Smart Outdoors, LLC.
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Would Maclay School be at the intersection of N Meridian and Maclay?
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Chalk wrote:Would Maclay School be at the intersection of N Meridian and Maclay?
Yes
What was I supposed to do today?
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Swing by and pick me up Chalk :thumbup:
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Barhopr wrote:Swing by and pick me up Chalk :thumbup:
For what? You need more than a clinic :smt005 :smt005 :smt005
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Now thats just not nice. I can catch 3lbs Mahi on a 12wt. with 60# leader. Don't that count for something? :smt013
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Barhopr wrote:Swing by and pick me up Chalk :thumbup:
C'mon Chalk do the man a favor you know he has key trouble when he drives!!!! :smt005
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fishful_thinkin wrote:
Barhopr wrote:Swing by and pick me up Chalk :thumbup:
C'mon Chalk do the man a favor you know he has key trouble when he drives!!!! :smt005
Yeah, It does seem to run in the family :smt011
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I'm trying to make this & chances are decent. :thumbup:
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Littoral wrote:I'm trying to make this & chances are decent. :thumbup:

Did you register Lit? If not, you need to call Capt Pete...Hope to see you there :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Nolefear are you going to be there?

Who else?
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Myself, Barhopr and Reel Slow made it to the clinic....Not sure if any one else was there, I couldn't hear all the names during roll call.

Picked up alot of good info at the clinic, I will go to another one, highly recommend it to anyone interested in fly fishing as well.

Went to BigBend Fly Shop with Barhopr and picked a few things up, ran into Littoral on the way out the door.

Enjoyed it RS & BH :thumbup: :thumbup:
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:roll: Some of you that went to the fly casting clinic, give us a report on the quality & quantity of what you were involved in, please! 8)
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Chalk wrote:Myself, Barhopr and Reel Slow made it to the clinic....Not sure if any one else was there, I couldn't hear all the names during roll call.

Picked up alot of good info at the clinic, I will go to another one, highly recommend it to anyone interested in fly fishing as well.

Went to BigBend Fly Shop with Barhopr and picked a few things up, ran into Littoral on the way out the door.

Enjoyed it RS & BH :thumbup: :thumbup:
Had a great time learning with BH and Chalk.

Was a very useful clinic. Instructors knew there stuff and were good at teaching too.

Chalk got the most improved prize, BH sold his rod for 100 bucks, I broke mine in two :lol:
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Good info and learned style that seems to work good for me and learned to correct my tailing loops. I think I heard one of the instructors say that there were 20 some odd folks there today which apparently was a good turn out.

Reel Slow....sorry about hitting you in the head with my yarn fly :D I was just testing my accuracy. :roll:
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