February through May we have an additional meeting the
4th Tuesday of each month consisting of formal beginner and advanced fly tying classes. See the calendar of Events for details on what will be taught in both classes. Materials are provided and tools are available on a limited basis if you do not have your own. In addition to the formal classes we have free form tying where many of the members set up a tying table to share and instruct members on new and innovative patterns/techniques. Additional tables may focus on rigging lines and leaders in preparation for the upcoming season. At each session there may be six or more tables set up tying/rigging in addition to the formal classes. You do not have to tie; you are welcome to come and just observe and maybe pick up some pointers or decide to get started yourself.

Fly Tying 2006

Letter to the ASWF Regarding Fly Tying Nights 2006

The Beginner Classes in 2006 will Focus on building a variety of fly tying skills. Much of the information, including step by step patterns is on the web site. Classes will be designed to accommodate roughly 30 people with three groupings of 10 each with an instructor. Our video projection equipment will be used to project key techniques onto a large screen so it's clearly visible to all. Instruction will begin promtly at 7:30