Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: BCLAX on March 05, 2013, 07:37:15 PM
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Just wondering if anyone in the forum has participated in any of the Pacific Angler fishing courses and if it was a positive or negative experience for them. They seem like a really good idea, especially for someone like myself who is trying to get a handle on this thing we call "fishing".
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I have never personally taken one but have heard good things from people who have, especially their fly tying courses.
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Over the past couple of years I've taken three of PA's courses, and now I'm signed up for my fourth. So call me a satisfied customer.
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do they have advanced fly tying courses
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advanced ? like classics and spey ?
sea run also has some good classes , PA has taught many .
dave did you buy that reel in your avatar from dimitry ?
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I know freds offers an 8 hour course for 175$, not sure how much the other courses cost.
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I know freds offers an 8 hour course for 175$, not sure how much the other courses cost.
I took this course last year and it was great, lots of info!
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Is the fred's course also in class or just on the water?
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I took a Pacific Angler "Jig Tying" course last year. It was a very good course. The instructor (Dimitri) was knowlegable and answered all questions thoroughly. I would recommend Pacific Angler.
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Is the fred's course also in class or just on the water?
The first 4hr were in class and the rest were on the water.
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advanced ? like classics and spey ?
sea run also has some good classes , PA has taught many .
dave did you buy that reel in your avatar from dimitry ?
Indirectly ..... bought it off Kalex60 who got it from Dmitry .... saw Dimitry on the Vedder about a month ago and he was pleased to see it being used
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PA- $225, 4 hours in class, 8 hours on the water.
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do they have advanced fly tying courses
Hi Dave C,
We do offer advanced fly tying courses for particular styles of fly tying. For example Andre did a great course on tying epoxy fry patterns this past week. We are also doing a chironomid fly tying night later in the spring.
We may have a new date for tying Classic Salmon Fly Patterns which is quite advanced and specific to the art of Classic Salmon Flies. Andre again is the instructor for this and extremely knowledgeable.
If are interested give us a shout at the store and you can talk to the boys, put your name down and we'll get back to you with possible dates. If that doesn't interest you then perhaps the guys can find something that does.
Also, thanks to everyones positive comments about our courses. We really enjoy and take pride in helping people get into the sport of fishing. Probably one of the most rewarding parts of working in the shop. The boys look forward to improving our courses and adding new and exciting ones. To check out our current 2013 Course Schedule click on the link below. For any questions please give us a shout at the store by phone (604-872-2204), drop by the shop @ 78 East Broadway or send me a private message through FWR.
http://www.pacificangler.ca/courses-2013.pdf (http://www.pacificangler.ca/courses-2013.pdf)
Happy Fishing,
Dave