Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Heather Cary and Strathpeffer Flyfishing Class visit Dunlichity on Saturday 12 April
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Mike Fitzgerald
The lochans will be visited on Saturday afternoon, from 13.00 to 16.00 by a local fly fishing class.
Local Fisher, Heather Cary from Drumnadrochit, Scottish Ladies National Champion, Commonwealth Fly Fisher and Qualified Instructor/Coach has been conducting a Fly Fishing Course based at Strathpeffer Community Centre, the final day of the Course will be held at Dunlichity Fishery on 12th April when the participants will have a chance to try out their new found skills!
Heather says “ I find Dunlichity an excellent venue with first class, quality fishing and really helpful staff, the set up is ideal for teaching as the lay-out enables one to keep an eye on what’s going on!!”
Heather is, for a 3rd time, a member of the Scottish Ladies Commonwealth Fly Fishing Team which will be competing in the Commonwealth Championships in Devon in June 2014. The Championships are bi-annual and are, this year, being hosted by England (on the last occasion they were held in Tasmania in 2012 where Heather was top rod in the team).
Heather will be teaching Fly Fishing at the Highland Field Sports Fair at Moy on 1 – 2 Aug 2014 on behalf of the Inverness Angling Club. In order to further her teaching experience she attended the World Famous Joan Wulff Fly Fishing School in upstate New York in 2013 which she described as being fascinating and feeling extremely privileged to be able to spend time with Joan discussing teaching methods and techniques.
Heather intends to organise an advanced casting clinic through Strathpeffer later in the year and fly tying classes are at present under discussion. Her website is www.heathercary.com where further details may be obtained.
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Local Fisher, Heather Cary from Drumnadrochit, Scottish Ladies National Champion, Commonwealth Fly Fisher and Qualified Instructor/Coach has been conducting a Fly Fishing Course based at Strathpeffer Community Centre, the final day of the Course will be held at Dunlichity Fishery on 12th April when the participants will have a chance to try out their new found skills!
Heather says “ I find Dunlichity an excellent venue with first class, quality fishing and really helpful staff, the set up is ideal for teaching as the lay-out enables one to keep an eye on what’s going on!!”
Heather is, for a 3rd time, a member of the Scottish Ladies Commonwealth Fly Fishing Team which will be competing in the Commonwealth Championships in Devon in June 2014. The Championships are bi-annual and are, this year, being hosted by England (on the last occasion they were held in Tasmania in 2012 where Heather was top rod in the team).
Heather will be teaching Fly Fishing at the Highland Field Sports Fair at Moy on 1 – 2 Aug 2014 on behalf of the Inverness Angling Club. In order to further her teaching experience she attended the World Famous Joan Wulff Fly Fishing School in upstate New York in 2013 which she described as being fascinating and feeling extremely privileged to be able to spend time with Joan discussing teaching methods and techniques.
Heather intends to organise an advanced casting clinic through Strathpeffer later in the year and fly tying classes are at present under discussion. Her website is www.heathercary.com where further details may be obtained.
Heather Cary in Tasmania in 2012 for the Commonwealth Championships
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