Flyfishfairwx Posted February 5, 2010 Posted February 5, 2010 Hello to you all, I just joined the BB, I think that is obvious though. My name is Raymond Fairweather, I am from Lethbridge, so why did I join the NLFTTUE BB.. well we have a common cause and interests and I used to live in Wainwright, as a soldier, and all I had to fish were the Pothole lakes of Dillberry and Capt Arye. The common cause, well you may have heard Scratch talk about this, and maybe your members that were at the FFE in Calgary 22- 24 Jan 2010, it is PHW&FFC that is Project Healing Waters and Fly Fishing Canada. I would like to thank Northern Lights Fly Tyers - Trout Unlimited Edmonton for there great interest and support of our cause.. I would like to also extend an invitation, that if any of you wish to come down this way and are looking for a bit of local knowledge to let me know and I will be more then glad to help... like they say who ever "they" are - "it's the least I could do" take care, and Tight Lines and Happy times at the vise.. Quote
dave robinson Posted February 5, 2010 Posted February 5, 2010 Welcome to the Board Raymond. Be careful what you ask for. Living that close to the Crow, you may have more visitors than you expect (right Terry?). I'm looking forward to helping Kerry out here in Edmonton myself as soon as things get going. Cheers Dave Quote
Scratch Posted February 5, 2010 Posted February 5, 2010 You may have an opportunity sooner than you thought Dave. I'm working with a group of 6 right now. Once we've got some gear in hand (Kerry's already got that under control) we'll be setting up a private Saturday session to talk casting and tying. I'll be looking for Volunteers once I have a firm date for the program. Cheers! Quote
RangerBob Posted February 6, 2010 Posted February 6, 2010 I used to live in Wainwright, as a soldier.Welcome aboard Raymond, and let me publicly thank-you for your service for our Country! I look forward to doing so again in person someday. Scratch just approached me last Wednesday night to lend a hand with the upcoming casting course in Ft. Saskatchewan, and I too am more then glad to help out where I can. Cheers! Lance Quote
dave robinson Posted February 6, 2010 Posted February 6, 2010 Scratch: Any Saturday is fine with me (except I have a few already booked Feb 20, March 6 and May 1 and 8) I don't have quite as many rods as Bill (but then who does), but I can put together 4 outfits for a day (one for me) I also have the outline I used for the beginners course that can help add structure and progression to the instruction. Dave Quote
Flyfishfairwx Posted February 6, 2010 Author Posted February 6, 2010 Scratch:Any Saturday is fine with me (except I have a few already booked Feb 20, March 6 and May 1 and 8)I don't have quite as many rods as Bill (but then who does), but I can put together 4 outfits for a day (one for me)I also have the outline I used for the beginners course that can help add structure and progression to the instruction.Dave Dave that do you have the outline in a electronic form that Scratch could put on our web site or this one for that matter, we need to standardize our teaching approach and build a library of resources, I know that each person could be different in their abilities and it may take a while to out # the variables with proven methods but it can be done.. thanks.. Quote
Inconnu Posted February 7, 2010 Posted February 7, 2010 Yeah, you wanna be a bit careful here when you fish with Raymond. You may want to ask why you have to carry the doughnuts when you are fishing in Grizzly country? Seriously, we are ordering 20 rod sets as we have a group ready to go in Shilo Manitoba and more on the grounds at CFB Edmonton, with a few more expected......Kerry Quote
Flyfishfairwx Posted February 7, 2010 Author Posted February 7, 2010 I used to live in Wainwright, as a soldier.Welcome aboard Raymond, and let me publicly thank-you for your service for our Country! I look forward to doing so again in person someday. Scratch just approached me last Wednesday night to lend a hand with the upcoming casting course in Ft. Saskatchewan, and I too am more then glad to help out where I can. Cheers! Lance Thanks very much RangerBob. I used to say that when I changed Tractor trailer tires that was work, at 20yo I joined the Army and have not worked a day since !!!! Was out fly fishing today, with a young friend that can tell you that Inconnu does not have to worry about me bringing Donuts when I fish with him, he falls all over for the Crow, and today all we saw were frigging big Cougar track and where the tail dragged ... The fishing was great the catching was slow.. Quote
Inconnu Posted February 7, 2010 Posted February 7, 2010 I fell because I WAS carrying the doughnuts.....might not have been his tail? Quote
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