Fly Selection Class Part 2 with Allen Gardner and James Carlin
In Part 1 of our Fly Selection class series we discussed the REACT Method, a universal fly selection technique to improve efficiency and efficacy on the water. In Part 2, we will show you how to apply the REACT Method on the water. Live on the Fly Co-founders Allen and James will break down several real life on the water case studies to demonstrate the ways in which they used and applied REACT.
Class Details
1.5-Hour Live, Online Class
Class goal: For you to complete the class feeling confident and prepared to use REACT on the water.
In Part 1 of our Fly Selection class series we discussed the REACT Method, a universal fly selection technique to improve efficiency and efficacy on the water. In Part 2, we will show you how to apply the REACT Method on the water. Live on the Fly Co-founders Allen and James will break down several real life on the water case studies to demonstrate the ways in which they used and applied REACT.
EXPERIENCE
Beginner, intermediate, advanced, and expert anglers.
COST
Just $20 master fly selection so you can choose the right fly faster.
DETAILS
1.5+ hour recorded live webinar with Allen Gardner and James Carlin.
Bonus deals
Sign up and receive Exclusive discounts and deals!
Learn the difference between guessing and educated guessing (fly selection.Understand why becoming skilled at fly selection matters: confidence, efficiency, efficacy.
We developed the REACT Method to provide a systematic approach for fly selection. Master this universal fly selection strategy to begin selecting the right flies faster.
The second variable of REACT, E (Examine) is a critical step in the REACT process: once again we’ll explain the key difference between R and E through detailed on-the-water examples.
The third step in REACT, A (Approach), informs your understanding of the rivers conditions. We’ll teach you how to distinguish between Approach A and Approach B, and how this understanding will influence your selecting the proper flies for the situation.
Choose…the step where we actually select the fly/flies. For this section of the class, we’ll explain how you should synthesize the preceding steps together so you can choose the right fly
How do you know when to change flies if the fly you choose isn’t working? What does changing flies look like; do you size down the hook size or try an entirely different pattern? What if a trout refuses your fly?
For the final variable of REACT, T (Try), we’ll teach you the Rule of 20 and share useful guidelines for changing fly patterns.
Fly Selection Class Part 2 with Allen Gardner & James Carlin
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Fly Selection Class Part 2 with Allen Gardner and James Carlin
In Part 1 of our Fly Selection class series we discussed the REACT Method, a universal fly selection technique to improve efficiency and efficacy on the water. In Part 2, we will show you how to apply the REACT Method on the water. Live on the Fly Co-founders Allen and James will break down several real life on the water case studies to demonstrate the ways in which they used and applied REACT.
Class Details
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READING THE WATER CLASS
PART 1
Essential Knowledge and Terminology
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About Fly Selection Part 1
In Part 1 of our Fly Selection class series we discussed the REACT Method, a universal fly selection technique to improve efficiency and efficacy on the water. In Part 2, we will show you how to apply the REACT Method on the water. Live on the Fly Co-founders Allen and James will break down several real life on the water case studies to demonstrate the ways in which they used and applied REACT.
EXPERIENCE
Beginner, intermediate, advanced, and expert anglers.
COST
Just $20 master fly selection so you can choose the right fly faster.
DETAILS
1.5+ hour recorded live webinar with Allen Gardner and James Carlin.
Bonus deals
Sign up and receive Exclusive discounts and deals!
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Learn the difference between guessing and educated guessing (fly selection.Understand why becoming skilled at fly selection matters: confidence, efficiency, efficacy.
The complex and dynamic ecosystem of fly selection—so many variables, how can you know what to do?
The factors of fly selection:
We developed the REACT Method to provide a systematic approach for fly selection. Master this universal fly selection strategy to begin selecting the right flies faster.
The REACT method acronym:
Read
Examine
Approach
Choose
Try
Learn the first variable of the REACT Method, R (Read) through our thorough and detailed examples.
The second variable of REACT, E (Examine) is a critical step in the REACT process: once again we’ll explain the key difference between R and E through detailed on-the-water examples.
The third step in REACT, A (Approach), informs your understanding of the rivers conditions. We’ll teach you how to distinguish between Approach A and Approach B, and how this understanding will influence your selecting the proper flies for the situation.
Choose…the step where we actually select the fly/flies. For this section of the class, we’ll explain how you should synthesize the preceding steps together so you can choose the right fly
How do you know when to change flies if the fly you choose isn’t working? What does changing flies look like; do you size down the hook size or try an entirely different pattern? What if a trout refuses your fly?
For the final variable of REACT, T (Try), we’ll teach you the Rule of 20 and share useful guidelines for changing fly patterns.
Interactive quizzes to test your knowledge and REACT Method Case Studies!
Our responses to the live-attendees fly fishing questions.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
CLASS GOAL
To introduce you to the REACT method, a universal fly selection process.
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