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July 3,4,5,6,7 & 8, 2009 Paddle out at a dusk to a world of quiet exploration. Watch the moon rise to light your way as you paddle surrounded with the sounds and sights of the wetlands nightlife. A memory made to save and visit in the scrapbook of your mind. No experience necessary. Gear, guide, hot chocolate and transportation. $60 per person. ages 10 and up July 18th, 2009 - Spey Casting Clinic Spey casting is a very quickly growing arena amongst flyfisherman. Originating in Scotland on the River Spey, this casting technique was intended to allow for longer casts and better line management in tight quarters for Atlantic Salmon. Spey casting is also a very useful style here in the Pacific Northwest. It works well for steelhead and tight trout rivers. This style of casting is often referred to as two or double handed casting. This technique isn't only for steelheading. Manufacturers have come to recognize this and now offer a variety of types and variations of two handed rods and lines to match for a multitude of different species. Now you will find rods from 11 feet to over 17 feet and from 5wt. to 12wt. being used for trout, stripers in saltwater and even tarpon in the Florida Keys. The spey cast is a wonderful tool and we’d like to help you master it. Join us for a spey clinic on July 17 and 18 with Sage Certified instructor John Hazelett. Day 1 - 6:00PM – 7:30PM Class begins the evening of July 17th at the FlyWay Shop at 6:00PM when John will go over equipment and related gear, terminology and offering a question and answer time. Day 2 – 8:30AM – 2:30PM We will meet at the FlyWay Shop and then head to the river. You will learn casting from river right and river left. Learn at least three different spey casts and improve your spey casting distance. Lunch is provided and a variety of rods will be available to cast. If you already have a spey rod bring it with you to maximize your opportunity to improve with your own equipment. COST: $145 August 4th, 2009 - Moonlight Canoe Tour August 2009 August 4,5,6,7 & 8, 2009 Paddle out at a dusk to a world of quiet exploration. Watch the moon rise to light your way as you paddle surrounded with the sounds and sights of the wetlands nightlife. A memory made to save and visit in the scrapbook of your mind. No experience necessary. Gear, guide, hot chocolate and transportation. $60 per person. ages 10 and up August 24th, 2009 - Recreational Canoeing Basics 2009 Recreational Canoeing Basics Wood River August 24 $95 per personClass Size limited to 12 peopleTime 8AM – 3PMInstructor: Roe Outfitters LLC In the basic class, time is spent on a lake or flat water river learning efficient, graceful strokes plus making the boat track straight and making it turn crisply when you want it to. When time allows we will also learn to read current, avoid rocks and sweepers, perform eddy turns and ferry from one side of the river to another without losing ground. Tandem teams will also learn to paddle in sync, both physically and in their communication skills.This is a great class to get you started in a lifetime of paddling fun. Students should know how to swim. Plan to wear layered clothing and bring a change of clothes. All gear is provided. August 27th, 2009 - Beginning Fly Casting Class Beginning Fly Casting Class August 27, 2009 4PM - 6:15PM This class is a must for the beginning fly fisher. Learn the proper casting stroke from the beginning. Students learn the straight line cast, the roll cast, reach cast, curve cast and sometimes the double haul. It’s fun and easy. No equipment is necessary we supply it all. Limited to 8 students. Course Fee: $40 Equipment: Bring your own or Equipment is provided. Location: Meet at store – 9349 Hwy 97 South August 28th, 2009 - Introduction to Fly Fishing Class Introduction to Fly Fishing Class August 28, 2009 4PM - 6:30PM This one-session introductory class helps shorten the learning curve. We cover all aspects of fly-fishing. We familiarize our students with the equipment, rigging, knot tying, reading the water, entomology and much more. Upon completion of this class our students have an understanding of the basics of the sport. The class is held at the FlyWay Shop. Limited to 8 students. Course Fee: $50 Equipment: Bring your own or Equipment is provided. Location: Meet at store – 9349 Hwy 97 South September 3rd, 2009 - Moonlight Canoe Tour September 2009 September 3, 4 & 5, 2009 Paddle out at a dusk to a world of quiet exploration. Watch the moon rise to light your way as you paddle surrounded with the sounds and sights of the wetlands nightlife. A memory made to save and visit in the scrapbook of your mind. No experience necessary. Gear, guide, hot chocolate and transportation. $55 per person. ages 10 and up |
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