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2005 (Saturday & Sunday) Two-day Weekend Seminar Series Sponsored by Natural Anglers & Captain Barry Kanavy |
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The Northeast Fly Fishing School presents a two-day seminar series designed to provide anglers of all levels with the
opportunity to be taught by fly fishing's most highly respected masters of the art.
This hands-on seminar series will focus on: casting, tackle selection, terminal tackle, including knots, leaders, lines, casting in wind, fly tying, fishing from boats and shore, fighting fish, proper release, photographing your trophy fish, fishing etiquette and how to select a guide. The school specializes in providing you with the skills necessary to successfully sight cast and fish for all species native to the Northeast: Striped Bass, Weakfish, False Albacore, Bonito and Bluefish. The school begins with a reception on Friday evening. The two full days of classes will end on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 pm. Each day will include classroom environment instruction, slide presentations, as well as hands-on "how to" instruction. Casting, fighting fish, and fishing from a boat will be conducted outside. All equipment, lunch and a reception on Saturday evening are included, lodging is not included. Our instructor staff has been selected for their ability and enthusiasm for sharing their knowledge with you. Class size is limited to a small group per instructor, which will provide plenty of personal attention. Instructors will rotate with different groups, giving each angler the opportunity to experience each instructor. Our Instructors include: Lefty Kreh Lefty is by-far the most well known fly fishing innovator, lecturer, author, photographer, outdoor writer and consultant of our generation. He is a staff writer and troubleshooter for countless fishing magazines. His books include, Fly Fishing in Saltwater, Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing, Practical Fishing Knots, Fly Fishing the Inshore Waters, Saltwater Fly Patterns, among others. Flip Pallat Flip is a consummate fly caster, photographer, outdoor writer, and tackle consultant. He is best known for award-winning "Walker's Cay Chronicles" television series. Bob Popovics Bob is "The" saltwater fly fishing innovator of our time and co-author of Pop Fleyes. His seminar on fly tying focuses on epoxy flies and other favorites. Seminar included a movie/slide presentation on shore fishing. Tom Earnhardt Tom a.k.a. The Grand Puba of the Ancient Order of Albacorian Monks established Harkers Island as the Albacore capital of the East coast. Tom is the author of Fly Fishing Tidewaters and Boats that fish. He is also a great fly fishing instructor and will help you solve any problems you may be experiencing. Lou Tabory Saltwater fly fishing guru and author of In Shore Fly Fishing, Stripers on the Fly and Saltwater Fly Patterns. Lou is a Connecticut resident who has spent his life fishing the waters of the Northeast. His book Inshore Fly Fishing is considered by many to be the bible of Northeast fly fishing. Lou a.k.a. "Gentle Lou" is an excellent instructor, who will ease you into a comfortable cast that will help you grow as an angler. Ed Jaworowski Professor at Villanova University, ardent fly fisherman, free-lance magazine writer / photographer, instructor and author of The Cast, Complete Book of Fly Casting, Troubleshooting the Cast and Pop Fleyes. Ed is probably the most highly technical casting instructor out there. He will dissect your cast and discuss the theory and physics of fly casting. Glenn Michealson Fly tying guru of the Northeast. Glenn's fly tying is art and function rolled up in one. He is a local Long Islander who loves fly fishing as much as he does fly tying. Samuel Talarico Probably the most highly respected saltwater fly fishing photographer today. If you read any of the top fly fishing magazines you have no doubt run across Sam's cover shots and photographs. Sam is truly multitalented and enjoys sharing his knowledge with others. Capt. Barry Kanavy Barry has been living on and guiding the waters of Long Island for the past thirty years. Barry was asked by Orvis to be their first "Endorsed Saltwater Fly Fishing Guide". He enjoys sharing his knowledge, as much as he enjoys fly fishing. He has hosted numerous seminars with the authorities in the world of fly fishing, and is a regularly requested presenter for the Orvis flagship store and fishing events throughout the Northeast. Note: All instructors listed above participate in The Northeast Fly Fishing School; however not all instructors are available for all seminar series. If you want a particular instructor please let us know. We will do our best to schedule you with the instructor of your choice. Location: The school will be held at the Montauk Lake Club, on East 
Lake Drive, in Montauk, Long Island, New York. Montauk is the "Sportfishing Capital of the Northeast", it is easily accessible,
just one hour from Long Island's Islip McArthur Airport, or two hours from JFK International and NYC.
The Montauk Lake Club is a private Yacht Club and Marina offering lodging, dining and a quiet atmosphere conducive to the learning experience. The Montauk Lake Club's access to "world class fishing waters" is perfect for anglers wishing to charter a boat before or after the school. For reservations and information about lodging at the Montauk Lake Club, please call: 631.668.5705. Other nearby accommodations are available to fit any taste and budget. Cost is $750 for the Two-day Weekend Seminar Anglers wishing to attend only particular seminars rather than the entire weekend series will be accommodated on a first come first serve basis. Click here to download and print the Registration Form Send completed form to: Natural Anglers, 3944 Beacon Road, New York, NY 11783. For more information please email Capt. Barry Kanavy - captainbarryk@mac.com OR call 516.785.7171 |
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