These eight-hour classes are for men and women. Tying of streamers will be from 8 a.m. to noon, and beginning fly tying will be from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The tying of streamers class will feature many new concepts and techniques using some of the latest, innovative materials to tie traditional streamer patterns, tube fly patterns, articulated (jointed) streamers, and flies for smallmouth and largemouth bass.
The intent of the beginning fly tying class is to demonstrate a variety of tying techniques and the use of various materials and hook styles. Fish-catching streamers, nymphs, wets and dry flies will be tied.
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Reservations for the classes are required and may be made by calling the instructor, John Rochus, at 330-456-8731. He will recommend tackle and tying equipment needed.