The
Art of Czech nymphing
Presented
by Todd Oishi
Date:
Saturday July 10th, 2010.
Time:
9:00am - 4:00pm
Location:
Upstairs Learning Centre @ Hatch Match'r
Fly and Tackle
#9-
22935 Lougheed Hwy, Mapleidge
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With an "on the water" demonstration
provided at a nearby location.
Cost:
$75.00 per student. Class size is limited
to 12 students (a deposit of $50.00 is
required to secure a spot in this course!)
For
more information, call Randy at Hatch
Match'r Fly and Tackle at (604) 467-7118
The
Art of Czech Nymphing course provides
an in-depth study into this highly-productive,
short-line river nymphing technique, which
was developed and refined by the competitive
fly fishers in central Europe. In the
spring of 2006 Todd traveled to the Czech
Republic to attend the Czech Nymphinig
Masterclass, where he studied this highly-effective
nymphing technique. He recieved personal
coaching from Jiri Klima (coach and captain
of the Czech National Fly Fishing Team)
in the very same rivers and streams from
which the Czech Nymphing technique had
evolved. During the spring of 2007 Todd
made a second trip to Europe, but this
time he traveled to Southeastern Poland
where he studied the Polish Nymphing technique
through Vladi Trzebunia - a past world
champion and internationally-renowned
Polish Nymphing coach. This course is
based on the teachings of these two masters
of the art of nymphing along with Todd's
personal experiences, observation and
adaptations to suit British Columcia's
"single fly only" angling regulation.
Although
this course covers all the basics of the
Czech Nymphing technique, it also provides
some valuable insight into several other
highly-effective European nymphing techniques
(Polish, Spanish, and French Nymphing)
that can be used in conjunction with the
Czech Nymphing technique. Todd will teach
you how to construct the most effective
leaders, and will educate you on how to
tie (or select) the patterns that have
proved to be most effective for this technique.
You will also learn how to identify and
target the locations of a river that tend
to hold the greatest concentration of
fish. once you begin to realize the potential
of this technique, it will surely change
the way that you approach and fish your
favorite rivers and streams.
DEADLINE
TO SIGN-UP IS: JUNE 28TH, 2010.
