Hi guys,
I have been given a fly rod but I do not know how to use one. Just wondering of there is anyone around that knows if there is someone that gives lessons on how to use a fly rod ? I always thought it looked like a pretty relaxing way to wish one a person knew how to do it.
Thanks,
Troller
How to use a fly rod ?
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Troller,
Congratulations and may be a warning - fly fishing can be addictive.
Green Drake Outfitters on Holland Avenue offers a one day course on the basics of fly fishing including hands on casting. I have taken it in the past and benefited from it. I am not sure of the coming dates but if you check with the store they can help you out.
Also, the Ottawa Flyfisher Society has a booked a gym for a few Sunday afternoons to give people a chance to practice their casting through the winter. People are pretty good about helping others out. I am sure you would be more than welcome. Go to their website http://ottawaflyfishers.com/ and check under the calendar for dates.
northernfly
Congratulations and may be a warning - fly fishing can be addictive.
Green Drake Outfitters on Holland Avenue offers a one day course on the basics of fly fishing including hands on casting. I have taken it in the past and benefited from it. I am not sure of the coming dates but if you check with the store they can help you out.
Also, the Ottawa Flyfisher Society has a booked a gym for a few Sunday afternoons to give people a chance to practice their casting through the winter. People are pretty good about helping others out. I am sure you would be more than welcome. Go to their website http://ottawaflyfishers.com/ and check under the calendar for dates.
northernfly
Troller,
Here is the link to the OFS Winter Casting thread. All of the details are provided there.
http://fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewtopic.php?t=28022
Cheers,
Todd
Here is the link to the OFS Winter Casting thread. All of the details are provided there.
http://fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewtopic.php?t=28022
Cheers,
Todd