Tying class

[willis5]

hey guys,
When is your next tying class? I would like to take a class before I buy a bunch of the gear. I am going to be buying quality equipment, but I want to buy ones with the features that I like. I think taking the class will give me a good understanding of what I want as well as a base on what to do. Thanks!
-Billy

[pscy3]

I stopped by the shop today and asked for the schedule. As soon as you've got posted, I'll call to sign up. Thanks.

[fishhawkrob]

I've got the dates!!! Beginning fly tying: four consecutive weeks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. These are the "start" dates: Wed. Jan.12, Mon. Jan. 31, Tues. Feb. 15, Wed. Mar. 2, Mon. Mar. 21. Saltwater class: three weeks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. start Thurs. Feb. 10. Dry flies: four weeks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. start April 5. I've cut my schedule a little as requested by wife and my new little fishing buddie. Call to save a spot 404-237-3473 -Rob

[superchub]

how new a fishing buddy? Late congrats.
Pat

[willis5]

Rob,
I was the guy with the beautiful lady the other day :) . I bought the Baracuda Jr. Trekker and signed up for the early class in January. I look forward to seeing ya! Thanks for all of the help and advice!
-Billy

[W. Donald Newton]

Taking the fly tying class is the smartest move you’ve ever made. You will be miles ahead and become slightly creative in what you cast, delicately of course, into the stygian flow. Be patient with it. Stay up with your teacher and don't jump ahead. Pratice³. When you start to get frustrated or angry, step away from the vise for awhile. A little magnification helps.

Eschew wolly buggers ... eeewww, yuck.

ENJOY!

Cheers, Don

[fishhawkrob]

We've had a lot of emails and calls about our tying classes for 2005. Go to this linbk for more info. Call me if you have nay question - Rob

www.thefishhawk.com/fly_tying_2005.htm

[willis5]

Don,

marrying my wife was the smartest thing I have ever done (brownie points?)
Don, meeting you is a close second.
Third would be FF
fourth woudl have to be signing up for the class. And yes, I have been tying your favorite fly black buggers... I know they are repulsive, but I have to start somewhere. (by the way, they look darn good thanks to the book and Rob's advice)
Billy