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As a novice or as an intermediate level fly tyer, these
classes can enrich your technical skills.
WPWA will
supply modern techniques, equipment and materials during these four
classes. Fly Tying can be described as the completion of the
necessary steps to construct an artificial fly. The class will
use natural or synthetic materials to mimic the organic food of the
fish, the angular wishes to fool. This class will allow the
students to learn the techniques and skills to tye streamers, nymphs,
emergers, and dry flyes.
This class
starts in Hope Valley, RI at 6:30pm, is 1 ½ hours long, running for
four (4) consecutive weeks on Tuesdays, 2/21, 2/28, 3/7, and
3/14. In case of bad weather, the instructor will make a
judgement on the side of safety and reschedule the class. The class is
restricted to 6 students, aged 12 years and older. Registration is
required, and closes on 2/21/2023. The cost is $75, and can be paid via
check or online upon registration.
Instructor
Jeff Perry is past President of United Fly Tyers of RI, a Lifetime
member of Trout Unlimited, a Certified Casting Instructor and a Bronze
Certification Tyer for Fly Fishers International, an active member of
Rhody Fly Rodders, a volunteer instructor for the RI Dept of
Environmental Management Aquatics Education Division, a L.L. Bean
Casting Instructor, holds a Masters in Education and other
complementary titles.
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