Leroy Hyatt A Huge Success

[canadagrey]

 

40 tyers including ones from Red Deer, Medicine Hat and Canmore tied 13 flies along with the Star of Fly Tying the Anglers Art, Leroy Hyatt. Many new techniques were learned along with the humor and wit of Leroy. Enjoyed by all.

 

Photo of part of the group. Leroy and the Prez. Dave Murray

[Pauline]

Yes I think all left with smiles on their faces!!!

 

Hopefully these photos work -

[Pauline]

Great group for sure!!!

[woolly]

Even lunch was "interesting".

 

My bad

 

Woolly

[Flashback]

My wife, Karen, and I thoroughly enjoyed spending the day with the Northern Lights/Trout Unlimited Edmonton Club and LeRoy. The day was relaxed, fun, and quite educational. We enjoyed the pace of the day and the friendly atmosphere of your group. We will be passing some of the patterns and tips along to our group here in Red Deer. Thanks for organizing a very pleasant day of tying.

 

Bob

 

P.S. If you are interested in what we do here in Red Deer, head over to:

 

http://rdflytying.blogspot.com/

[vince]

Had a great day watching, listening and learning. I think Leroy put on a great one day seminar and my thanks to all who helped out in making the day a huge success. A fun day for sure.

 

Vince

[Rainbow]

Great Day,

Thanks to all those who contributed to it's success.

J

[Rainbow]

My wife, Karen, and I thoroughly enjoyed spending the day with the Northern Lights/Trout Unlimited Edmonton Club and LeRoy. The day was relaxed, fun, and quite educational. We enjoyed the pace of the day and the friendly atmosphere of your group. We will be passing some of the patterns and tips along to our group here in Red Deer. Thanks for organizing a very pleasant day of tying.

 

Bob

 

P.S. If you are interested in what we do here in Red Deer, head over to:

 

http://rdflytying.blogspot.com/

 

It was great to share the table and tying time with you and Karen as well Bob, come again.

 

John

[canadagrey]

 

[Can you believe it?

 

The unofficial club DRY FLY specialist tying a Pheasant Tail NYMPH.

[Rainbow]

 

[Can you believe it?

 

The unofficial club DRY FLY specialist tying a Pheasant Tail NYMPH.

Yeah, but will he ever use it?

[DennisS]

Rainbow not to worry the Nymph never got done. He didn't know how to get past the tail.

 

It was a fantastic show. It was a very fun and relaxing day. As every one said lots of tidbits to learn. Leroy even talked me into giving Deer hair another try.

 

Leroy has a fantastic personally and it was a joy to visit and talk about our favourite topic.

 

Thanks to everyone that showed up. You helped greatly in making the atmosphere of the day.

 

Guys great Show.

 

Leroy hope to see you again out here.

 

Dennisize Dennis

[vince]

Canadagrey & Rainbow

 

Sorry boys but the pheasant tail nymph never did get finished. Half way through I asked myself when would I ever use this nymph and as I could not come up with an answer I stopped the tye, removed a half-done pheasant tail nymph and just enjoyed watching Leroy. Sure was a great day.

 

Vince

[dipperdan]

It's ok Vinny, we know you don,t like to go deep. It's hard when you fish that skinny water,get all caught up in the rocks , moss and twigs.

You also try to lead us astray, by putting some flies in the trees, so we think there is a big hatch going on.

Thanks for that, I'll have to restock my dry box by following you.

Buddy Dan

[vince]

Dan

 

For sure lots of flies are lost to the tree's but you know what...thats why we tye flies. If your not donating flies to tree's and not falling in from time to time then your not fishing...that's my storey and I'm sticking to it.

 

You're more then welcome to follow me or I'll follow you...either way a good day will be had.

 

Vince