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Here is your chance to learn the basics of fly tying from a master fly tying teacher, John Harder. This class lasts for five consecutive Tuesday evenings. Fee is $35. Materials kits are available at the shop. Contact us to sign up: 1-208-524-7160 or jimmys@ida.net for more information. Fly roster for this class is below.
Black Wooly Bugger: Black Rubber Legs: Hook: Dai Riki #710 Size 6 Hook: Dai Riki #710 Size 6 Thread: Black 3/0 Mono cord Thread: Black 3/0 Mono Cord Tail: Black Marabou Tail: Black Super Floss Body: Black Chenille Body: Black Chenille Hackle: Black Saddle Hackle Legs: Black Super Floss Option 1: Lead Wire .025 Option: Lead Wire .025 Option 2: Bead or Cone Head
Beadhead Pheasant Tail Nymph: Beadhead Prince Nymph: Hook: Dai Riki #060 Size 12 Hook: Dai Riki #060 Size 12 Thread: Black 3/0 Mono Cord Thread: Black 3/0 Mono Cord Tail: Pheasant Tail Fibers Tail: Brown Goose Biots Rib: Small Gold Wire Rib: Small Gold Wire Abdomen: Pheasant Tail Fibers Body: Peacock Herl Thorax: Peacock Herl Collar: Brown Saddle Hackle Wing Case: Pheasant Tail Fibers Wing: White Goose Biot Legs: Pheasant Tail Fibers Head: 1/8 Gold Bead Head: 1/8 Gold Bead
X-Caddis: Iris Caddis Hook: Dai Riki #320 Size 14 Hook: Dai Riki #320 Size 14 Thread: Tan 6/0 Fly Master Thread: Tan 6/0 Fly Master Body: Fine Tan Dubbing Tail: Amber Z-yarn Wing: Comparadun Deer Body: Tan Emerger Dubbing Tail: Amber Z-yarn Wing: White Z-yarn Head: Pheasant Tail Emerger Dubbing A.P. Caddis Sparkle Dun: Hook: Dai Riki #320 Size 14 Hook: Dai Riki #320 Size 14 Thread: Tan 6/0 Fly Master Thread: Tan 6/0 Fly Master Abdomen: Fine tan dubbing Abdomen: Fine Rusty Dub Wing: Comparadun Deer Hair Wing: Comparadun Deer Rib: Small Gold Wire Tail: Brown Z-yarn Wing: Elk Body Hair Thorax: Same as Abdomen
Rusty Parachute Thread: Tan 6/0 Wing: White Z-yarn Tail: Brown Z-yarn Body: Fine Rusty Dubbing Hackle: Grizzly Dry Fly
We offer this intermediate level class early this year because of the demand for winter time classes that will leave our springtime freer for fishing. Here is the best way to update and extend your tying skills through John Stenersen's teaching abilities, fly-fishing experience and tying skills. Not only will you have a continuous flow of information on tying and presentation of the flies covered in these classes, you will be able to anticipate their upcoming use for future fishing seasons. We limit class size to five participants to ensure a good share of John's attention. Fee is $25.00 per class, and each fill on a "first-come, first-paid" basis, so sign up ASAP! You can sign up for all or any of those offered. All required materials for the subject flies in each class are included in its fee. The only exception is in the tube fly class: see below. Each class meets in our shop classroom area Monday evenings beginning at 7 PM and extends until about 9 PM. Bring 8/0 and 6/0 black thread, head cement, and standard tying tools: tying vise, bobbins, scissors and bodkin.
A John Stenersen Tying Class in Progress Monday, January 15th Mayfly Nymphs Learn to tie four simple mayfly nymph patterns that have proven effective on regional rivers. These patterns are: Marabou Nymph, Lightning Bug, P. T. Brassie, and Super Flash Nymph. Presentation tips for each will be given. Monday, January 22nd Mayfly Emergers Emerger patterns can be the most effective flies to use during mayfly emergences. Typically simple to tie, they always produce when presented properly during these times. This class will focus on tying and presenting the Floating Emerger, CDC Emerger, Quigley Cripple, and CDC Humpy emerger. Presentation information will be included Monday, February 12th Killer Foam Patterns Tying with closed cell foam has become very popular over the last decade. This class will present short cuts to help improve your skills in tying with foam and other tricks designed to increase your tying speed. Learn how to tie the CFO Ant, FP Ant, BH Stone, and Chernhopper. Monday, February 19th Local Streamers Streamer fishing is one of the most rewarding types of fly fishing once you get the hang of it. In this class you will learn not only how to tie effective patterns but also how to set them up while fishing. Learn how to tie the Lite Bright Clouser, Motor JJ, Marabou Special, and Lite Bright String Leech. Monday, February 26th Tube Flies Here is a chance to learn to tie tube flies. These are relatively new on the local tying scene, but here is your chance to learn how. The class will concentrate on two tube streamers, one a dry pattern, the other a steelhead pattern. Learn here which tubes to use and how to a hook to the tube fly. Note: If you do not own one, you will need to purchase a tube fly tool for this class. We have beginner style tube fly tools in stock for $19.95 Monday, March 5th Stillwater Flies Watch out Chesterfield Reservoir: Here we come! If good water remains here in 2007, this could be the star of our still water show. But continued good water levels mean that all our reservoirs will fish well in llwaters are beginning to fish well again. All you need with the good water levels are some very productive still water patterns thus this class will feature Trout Candy, Stillwater Nymph, Scamsel, and John's Midge Pupa..
PHONE us at 524-7160 or stop in to sign up for any or all of these
classes. Phone or email at jimmys@ida.net for more details and information
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