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Hi folks;
For my 49th birthday, my sister gave me a Cortland "Fairplay" fly fishing outfit, which included a VHS videotape I've been studying. With a great deal of trial-and-error, I can now get a dry fly onto the water, sometimes as much as 20 feet from where I stand, occasionally in somewhere near the desired direction, unless there is so much as a blade of grass anywhere behind me, which will voraciously do unto my fly as Charlie Brown's kite-eating tree didst do... I'd mention the effect of a gusty cross-wind as well, but I suspect you all can guess what happened. All foolishness aside for the moment, though, does anyone know of a group, club, class, or whatever in south-central washington state that might help me get past the beginner's learning curve? At the moment, I'm thrashing about and looking silly while others reel in a great flopping harvest of fish on power-bait and treble-hooks. Karl S. |
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