Workshops by Day
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Workshops by Type
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| Tuesday |
Casting |
| Wednesday |
Tying
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| Thursday |
On Water
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| Friday |
Other |
| Saturday |
Non-Angling |
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Tuesday, July 10
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Casting
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2. Fly Casting Basics and a Bit Beyond – Bryan Martin. This interactive workshop aims to develop skills and confidence of basic and intermediate fly casters, using their own equipment. We will look at the basic elements of fly casting, illustrating the essentials/principles involved. Loop formation, loop control and their characteristics will be explained and demonstrated. Having accomplished loop control, progress continues with shooting line, false casting and direction changes. Gaining extra distance follows by combining the techniques covered. Activities will be described, demonstrated and practiced with opportunities for questions and discussion. Workshop content will be flexible and adjusted to suit the requirements and abilities of participants. Equipment: 9-foot, 5- to 7-weight fly rod/reel/line/leader recommended.
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Tuesday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. • Level: Beginner/intermediate
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Class Limit: 8 • Member Fee: $45
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On Water
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3. Walk & Wade Fishing the Spokane River – Wayne Jordan. Students will learn how, when and where to fish this underutilized fishery that flows through the heart of Spokane. During this class students will be fishing at the scenic Bowl & Pitcher State Park. The primary focus will be on reading the water and where to fish at different times throughout the year. Students should be prepared for slippery wading. Flies will be provided. Transportation will be provided by instructor so a Discover Pass will not be needed. Equipment: Studded, sticky rubber or felt sole wading boots, 3X to 4X leaders/tippet and strike indicators for nymph fishing.
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Tuesday: 8 a.m. to noon • Level: All
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Class Limit: 3 • Member Fee: $125
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4. Fish the Super Secret High Desert Spring Creek – Len Zickler. Join Len exploring a beautiful desert spring creek in the Channeled Scabland of eastern Washington. Home of the great Missoula floods! Anglers will learn techniques for fishing the springs creeks of the region. Len provides lunch, transportation and flies. Equipment: 4- to 6-weight rod, waders, boots, hat, vest, eye protection, water and a Washington fishing license.
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Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Level: Intermediate
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Class Limit: 5 • Member Fee: $90
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Material Fee: $10
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