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Trout School Content
Introduction Tackling Trout is a new fly fishing school specifically designed to meet numerous requests for a course that embraces the essential skills for successful trout fly fishing. Tackling trout does exactly that and is flexible enough to cater for individual needs during the event so you may for instance be interested in learning how to fish in salt water, or for pike, tarpon or other species. Rods, reels and variety of fly lines by leading manufacturers are available for use during the course if required. Objective The main objective of the course is to enable students to understand the theory and methods of trout fishing and single handed fly casting techniques and to practice the casts under Ally’s expert instruction to achieve a reasonable standard of performance within the two day program. Previous experience of fly casting is not necessary because the lessons will assume no previous knowledge. Starting with the essential rules of fly casting each student’s understanding of the techniques will be developed in a clear manner with the aim of achieving efficient casting styles. Practical trout fishing tactics and an introduction to fly tying and entomology are also included. Content Friday evening arrive for dinner and introductions followed by a short illustrated talk/discussion about safety at the waterside, choosing appropriate tackle and fly casting theory. Course will commence with tackle assembly and learning essential knots and connections. Then its fly casting for Session 1 including the basic Roll and Overhead casts, direction changes and a demonstration and explanations for common casting faults and their cures. Session 2 considers accuracy and distance casting. Session 3 looks at fly fishing entomology and fish food items and their imitation. Session 4 is about reading water and wet fly fishing methods. Waders off! Day 2 starts with dealing with winds, false casting and the roll cast pickup. Next comes upstream fishing methods, nymphs, wet flies and dry fly fishing methods. After lunch we consider playing, landing and releasing fish and then we spend the rest of the day catching trout, fingers crossed! Finally we review, hand out notes, get feedback and hopefully wave goodbye to our new friends who will put their new found skills to good use. |
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