Our Co-Ed Learn to Fly-Cast Workshops are designed to introduce and teach the pure fundamentals of fly-casting.
From the first-timer, to the seasoned angler looking to rid themselves of bad habits, all skill levels are welcome.
Most of our courses are dry-land (free from distraction) classes that take no more than 4 hours to complete, while many of our workshops are designed as weekend getaways that last several days.
Co-Ed Learn to Fly Cast Workshop (and Break Bad Habits)
Mount Albert, Ontario
Location- The Franklin Club, Ontario
Workshop Dates- June 1st, 2013 (Sat), 2:00pm-6:00pm
Instructor- April Vokey (CCI)
Availability- 8 students
Rates
$99.99 CDN (plus HST) per person
Looking to improve your tying skills or learn popular steelhead flies!? Directly before this class, we have a tying class perfect for you! See the Fly Tying tab above!
*Includes 4 hours of instruction and gear upon request.
**Classes are not determined by weather and will not be canceled as a result of less than desirable conditions.
Course Information
Our fly-casting workshops are a dry-land clinic, including both a theory and a hands-on session.
This course teaches the mechanics of why and how fly-casting operates, allowing students to develop their own style and work towards the common goal of successfully casting an efficient loop.
Students are encouraged to bring their own equipment so as to become familiar with their set-up, however we will provide equipment upon request.
For instructional purposes we will be using a 9 foot, 5 weight rod with a 5 weight floating line.
To reserve your space click here or call 1.888.359.4259
Applying Skagit Tactics for Early Season Atlantic Salmon
Gaula River, Norway
Location- Norwegian Fly Fishers Club
Workshop Dates- June 9 - 16, 2013
Instructor- April Vokey
Availability- 8 students
Rates
$4,350.00 USD per person
Includes: Accommodations, course, half-board (supplies to prepare your own breakfasts, and main meals prepared and served at the the lodge on the riverbank)
Course Information
Join April Vokey and the Norweigian Flyfishers Club for a one-week workshop on over 10 kilometers of private Gaula River beats.
From June 9th - 16th 2013, a limited number of guests will have the opportunity to fish with and learn from one of British Columbia’'s most internationally renowned fishing guides. April's expertise in Spey casting and fly tying for wild steelhead and salmon is coupled with a passion for environmental conservation.
Using the exclusive fly-waters of the Norwegian Flyfishers Club, April will bring her expertise in tackle and high, cold water fishing techniques to Norway for the first time. Skagit and Scandinavian lines and their casting techniques will be the main topic of the week.
Presentations will be related mostly to spring conditions and tactics and all guests will benefit from April's individual consultations and tutorials throughout the week on the river.
The course will include:
- Introduction and orientation of the course by April
- Techniques to be used during spring fishing for big salmon
- Casting demonstrations and individual casting tutorials
- Fish and work with all participants as a group and individually
- Presentation on swinging flies
- Fly tying
Depending on the weather and water conditions during the week, the course'’s agenda will be tailored accordingly in order to get the most of out this unique opportunity.
Please contact us for more details at info@flygal.ca or by calling 1.888.359.4259
