Sean, Both the Avid Angler and Swede's are excellent fly shops and provide excellent service. Howwever, if you are interested in inexpensive, group fly casting instruction by FFF Certified Casting Instructors (one is certified as a "Master Caster"!), you might be interested in this: later this year or next Spring, the Washington Fly Fishing Club (WFFC) will be giving fly casting lessons at Green Lake in Seattle. If interested, email me directly off-line and I will get you more info. Also, each Winter/early Spring, the Evergreen Fly Fishing Club (EFFC) in Everett holds inexpensive fly tying classes. Again, if interested, I can get you more info. Tight Lines and Welcome. John Townsell --- Sean Ransom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My name is Sean Ransom and I am what you would call > a beginner fly > fisherman. I just started a couple months ago and > have enjoyed a decent > amount of success (lucky for me the north and middle > fork snoqualmie > trout are very forgiving). I have also just started > to dabble in the art > of fly tying as well. Anyway, getting into fly > fishing is a daunting > task and I am looking for some expert advice. Mainly > with fly casting. > Videos and books are one thing but I would like some > hands on > instruction. > > I have looked around but am unable to find any > classes in the Seattle > area. Anyone have any suggestions (book and video > recommendations are > welcome as well)? > > Thanks for the help. > > -sean > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
