Classes
Fresh Water & Saltwater Fly Tying Schools
Beginners & Advance
Six consecutive Thursdays beginning January 5th. 2012 at 7:00 P.M. Taught by the Connecticut Fly Fishing Association; 6 classes; 12 Fly Patterns. All material will be provided; vises and bobbins will be available if required. Held at Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, East Hartford. Cost: $50(non-members), $40(members), $30(16yrs and younger). Visit www.ctflyfish.org or call 860-839-2070 for information and reservations.
Sign up for any of the classes using the Class Registration Form. The form will be mailed to you to be printed out and mailed to Richard Gilligan. All mailing instructions on the form.
Schedule for the 2011 tying classes.
Beginning Fresh Water & Saltwater Fly Tying Schools
Six consecutive Thursdays beginning October 13th., 2011 at 7:00 P.M. Taught by the Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s Association; 6 classes; 12 Fly Patterns. All material will be provided, vises and bobbins will be available if required.
Held at Cabela's East Hartford Store Conference Rooms.
Cost: $50(non-members), $40(members), $30(16yrs and younger). Visit
www.ctflyfish.org or call 860-839-2070 for information and reservations.
Fresh Water Patterns
Oct. 13th. Class 1; Streamers: Wooly Bugger & White Marabou Streamer
Oct. 20th. Class 2; Nymphs: Tellico Nymph & Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear Nymph
Oct. 27th. Class 3; Wet Flies: Dark Cahill & Turkey Tail Soft Hackle
Nov. 3rd. Class 4; Dry Flies: Blue Wing Olive & Light Cahill
Nov. 10th. Class 5: Dry Flies: Poly Wing Spinner & Elk Hair Caddis
Nov. 17th. Class 6: Terrestrials: Parachute Ant & Deer Hair Bug
Salt Water Patterns
Oct. 13th. Class 1.
Venerable bucktails of New England. Selecting bucktails.
Oct. 20th. Class 2. Advanced bucktail flies featuring Ray Bonderew's fly. Various sandeel patterns
Oct. 27th. Class 3. Weighted flies: several variations Bob Clouser's minnow.Lefty Kreh's Deceiver
Nov. 3rd. Class 4. Super Flashtail Clouser ,Worm hatch patterns.
Nov. 10th. Class 5. Baby Bunker Patterns and shrimp ties
Nov. 17th. Class 6. Squids and epoxy ties