These hands were made for tying: if he can do it, you can too!
Class is held the same day each week from 6PM-8PM
during the dates below.
First Class - October 8, 2007 - November
12, 2007
Second Class - January 8, 2008 - February 12, 2007
Third Class - April 8, 2008 - May 13, 2008
Shane Buckner will be teaching the basics of fly tying. We will cover the two basic knots used for fly tying as well as 11 basic patterns that have proven to be deadly in Western North Carolina streams. Students will be given a syllabus with a materials list & the flies that we will tie.
If you are interested in learning to tie your own flies, then this is the course for you!
Tuition: $85.00, payment in full required to reserve
a seat (limited to 6).
To reserve a spot, give us a call at 800-227-6732
Southern Appalachian Classics
Class is held the same day each week from 6PM-8PM during
the dates below.
First Class - February 25, 2008 - March 31, 2008
Shane has been tying flies for 9 years now. If he had to tie one particular style of trout flies it would have to be the old Smokey Mountain flies. This class will cover some of the most beautiful flies the human eye has ever seen. Some of the flies covered will be the Hazel Creek, Adams Variant, Smokey Mountain Thunderhead, and Yellow May. These are just a few of what will be covered in this class. There are a lot of dry flies in this class which makes this class a little tougher. Tiers need to have some tying experience.
Tuition: $85.00, payment in full required to reserve
a seat (limited to 6).
To reserve a spot, give us a call at 800-227-6732
Innovative Flies For NC's Seasonal Fisheries
Class is held every Wednesday at 7:00PM during the scheduled dates.
First Class -
Second Class -
Thomas Weldon will be teaching tying techniques for various patterns used on NC's delayed harvest streams. Mayfly nymphs, mayfly emergeres, and streamers will be the focus for the class. Students will be given a syllabus, a materials list for each fly covered, and the flies tied in class.
This class is not a beginners class - an understanding of basic fly tying techniques is required.
Tuition: $85.00, payment in full required to reserve
a seat (limited to 6).
To reserve a spot, give us a call at 800-227-6732
Some of the smallest and most productive flies
Class is held every Monday at 7:00PM during the scheduled dates.
First Class -
Second Class -
Thomas Weldon will be teaching tying techniques for the small patterns that can save a day on our dam-release rivers. If you've ever had a bad day on the Tuckaseegee, Watauga, or S. Holston, this is the class for you. Mayfly nymphs, mayfly dries, mayfly emergers, midges nymphs, and streamers will be the focus for the class. Students will be given a syllabus, a materials list for each fly covered, and the flies tied in class. Spaces are limited so call and book your seat now.
This class is not a beginner's class - an understanding of basic fly tying techniques is required.
Tuition: $85.00, payment in full required to reserve
a seat (limited to 6).
To reserve a spot, give us a call at 800-227-6732
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