Fly fishing in moving water is a great challenge and can be a rewarding experience if you understand where the fish are located and how to effectively present your flies within those waters. This course will teach you the higly-productive Czech Nymphing technique, as well as several other effective European nymphing techniques. This course will not only improve your ability to effectively cover fish, but it will also teach you how to adapt to the changing conditions and situations that are typically encountered while fly fishing in rivers and streams.
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  The "Coho Salmon on the Fly" course will help you to understand the successful fly fishing and techniques and tactics that have proved to be effective for catching Coho Salmon within the many rivers and streams of the Fraser Valley of British Columbia. Your time spent in this class will ultimately make your time on the water a much more productive and enjoyable experience!



 

  Todd Oishi has fished the rivers and stillwaters of over a dozen countries and six Canadian Provinces for trout, salmon, char, whitefish, grayling and several other species of fish. As a competitive fly fisher and a member of the Canadian National Fly Fishing Team, he has traveled around the globe to attend numerous national and international competitions, and various fly fishing clinics and masterclasses. In 2006 Todd flew to the Czech Republic to attend the Czech Nymphing Masterclass, and in 2007 he traveled to the River San in southeastern Poland to study the Polish Nymphing technique. He has also made several trips to England, Scotland and Wales, in order to study and receive coaching from some of their finest stillwater and reservoir anglers.

 He has designed a series of fly fishing courses based on the coaching that he has received during his travels and from his personal observations and experiences while fly fishing abroad and on his homewaters in British Columbia. Through his courses, he reveals some of the strategies, techniques and tactics that have helped to make him one of Canada’s highest-ranked competitive fly fishermen.
 

 This is not just another chironomid course, but rather an advanced fly fishing seminar that is packed full of invaluable information that is unlike anything that you've seen or heard before, and is guaranteed to improve your overall fly fishing skills and knowledge of stillwater fishing in general. Todd will teach you a series of highly-effective, floating and sinking-line techniques and tactics that will significantly improve your ability to entice and hook greater numbers of trout.

 In this course Todd will also introduce you to the techniques that are employed by our British counterparts. You'll also learn about the vision of trout and the importance of colour, ultraviolet vision and lighting, and how they effect fly pattern selection and design. Your time spent in the classroom will allow you to approach your favorite stillwaters with a whole new perspective and a much greater level of confidence.


 

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“The Importance of Colour”
An in-depth study of the vision of trout and the effects that water and lighting have on fly tying materials and patterns

“Advanced Stillwater Strategies”
A series of highly effective strategies and tactics that will make a significant improvement in your angling skills and success rate

“Thinking Outside of the Box”
A look at several of the United Kingdom’s top producing stillwater patterns

“British Stillwater Techniques”
A study of several of the most productive British stillwater fly fishing techniques

“An Introduction to Loch-style Fly Fishing”
An introduction to this highly effective and dynamic wind-drifting technique

"Bank Fishing Stratagies"
A presentation that is designed to give you a better understanding of the most effective techniques and tactics for bank fishing on stillwaters and beaches

“Fly Tying Demonstration”
A fly-tying demonstration and the theory behind a few of Todd’s favourite river and stillwater patterns

“The Art of Czech Nymphing”
An introduction to one of central Europe’s most effective fly fishing techniques for nymph fishing in rivers and streams

"Soft Hackle and Wet Fly Fishing"
An in-depth study of soft hackle and wet fly techniques and tactics for rivers and stream fishing