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If you are a club or organization looking
for a new Winter/Spring activity to pursue in the warm indoors,
why not try flydressing? It is a therapeutic occupation -
and doesn't have to be at all frustrating if you are taught
properly (I am self-taught and I really don't recommend it!).
I am a travelling flydressing instructor
and I run group lessons for:
- Beginners - it doesn't matter whether
the students are right or left handed - who have never tried
this before.
- Intermediate flydressers - for solving
those tricky flydressing operations that you need to know
but have never quite managed to learn.
- Advanced flydressers - those students
who are willing to try anything from detatched-bodied trout
flies to fully-dressed salmon flies, and everything in-between.
If you have attended the Bush
Beat Angling Fishing Day then you will already have a
very good idea of the demands on your concentration.
If you become proficient, you can sell the
flies you tie to other anglers - I ran a business like this
for about 15 years.
Lake Fishing Lesson Structure
| Week |
Topics Covered |
| Week 1 |
Black and Peacock Spider (snail) |
| Week 2 |
Green Viva (lure) |
| Week 3 |
Tupis Indispensable (dryfly) |
| Week 4 |
Damsel/Montana (nymph) |
| Week 5 |
Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear (nymph) |
River Fishing Lesson Structure
| Week |
Topics Covered |
| Week 1 |
Black And Peacock Spider (snail) |
| Week 2 |
Pheasant Tail (nymph & dry fly) |
| Week 3 |
Ginger Quill/Beacon Beige (dry fly) |
| Week 4 |
Shadow Mayfly (mayfly) |
| Week 5 |
Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear (nymph) |
These lessons are available if you live
in the area of:
Hythe
Southampton
Fordingbridge
Eastleigh |
Wilton
Stockbridge
Salisbury
Amesbury |
These locations are only to give an indication
of the general area I am prepared to travel in; if you live
within a reasonable distance of any of these towns or villages
I would be willing to consider coming out to teach near you. |
