Fish Tales Sunday Seminars-Feb. 17: Archaeology For Anglers And Feb. 24: Tie Better And Faster With The Norvise

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Hello All,

 

Our Free Sunday Seminar series continues this week. Sunday, Feb. 17th Fish Tales staff member and archaeologist Sean Britt will give a presentation about what type of archaeology anglers may encounter while on their travels at home and abroad. He will give some examples of what to expect, explain the process of what to do if you encounter an archaeological find and explain how this can help our fisheries.

 

Next Sunday, Feb. 24, Tom Cutmore, local professional tyer and guide, who ties exclusively on the Norvise will demonstrate why its his vise of choice. Tom will demonstrate how to efficiently set up your tying bench and use your tools to improve your technique and speed. The Norvise is marketed as the vise to “Tie Better Flies Faster.” If you are interested in Production Fly Tying, this is the seminar to watch. Stop by and let Tom show you how it works.

 

These presentations are part of our free Sunday seminar series that runs most Sundays from late October through December and mid-January through April. Seminars are open to anyone who wants to attend. Start time is 1 p.m. Sessions generally last one to two hours. First ones in get the chairs! Also, a fresh pot of coffee will be on!