$445.00
Participants will be introduced to tying a variety of flies that will catch trout, smallmouth bass and saltwater species. The first day of the workshop will focus on freshwater dry flies, nymphs, and streamers. The second day will focus on fly patterns designed for saltwater species, primarily striped bass. In the workshop, you will build a dubbing brush and construct a dubbing brush fly that will catch saltwater species as well as freshwater musky, pike or bass. You are asked to bring a fly fishing outfit (if you have one) for a casting workshop on both days, and the chance to try out the flies you construct on the Delaware River at Peters Valley. Tying materials will be provided within the cost of the workshop, but participants must provide their own fly tying tools and obtain a NJ fishing license.
Workshops run from 9:00am to 5:00pm each day
Lunch is included for all participants
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Joel Stoehr has been tying flies and fly fishing since he was in grade school. A resident of Rockaway Beach, NYC, Stoehr is an avid saltwater and freshwater fly fisher, and a practicing visual artist. As a full time Assistant Professor of Design at Parsons School of Design, Stoehr brings his experience teaching art and design to this fly tying workshop.
