Events
Monthly Chapter Meetings
4/12/2018 - Tenkara Fly Fishing - By Daniel W. Galhardo
Thursday, April 12 at 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Parker Library -20105 Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80134
This is monthly Chapter Meeting- Daniel W.Galhardo is speaker for this event. There is no cost to this event. Open to everyone. Daniel W.Galhardo is founder of Tenkara USA. Daniel learned the Tenkara style fly fishing in Japan from Tenkara Masters. He introduced those techniques in USA in 2009. In Tenkara; one just uses a rod, line and fly. A fixed length of line connects to the tip of the telescopic rod. Casting the fly to where you think the fish are very quick to learn and intuitive. It needs no floatant, no weight and no reels, yet continues catching fish. Daniel has developed a strong relationship with Tenkara masters in Japan, particularly Dr. Hisao Ishigaki, the most prominent Tenkara angler in Japan. He relies on their knowledge and feedback to ensure all products are of very high quality. No one in the US has come to know as much about Tenkara as he does. Come join us to learn the techniques of Tenkara Fishing from Daniel W. Galhardo.
http://www.tenkarausa.com/
Thursday, April 12 at 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Parker Library -20105 Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80134
This is monthly Chapter Meeting- Daniel W.Galhardo is speaker for this event. There is no cost to this event. Open to everyone. Daniel W.Galhardo is founder of Tenkara USA. Daniel learned the Tenkara style fly fishing in Japan from Tenkara Masters. He introduced those techniques in USA in 2009. In Tenkara; one just uses a rod, line and fly. A fixed length of line connects to the tip of the telescopic rod. Casting the fly to where you think the fish are very quick to learn and intuitive. It needs no floatant, no weight and no reels, yet continues catching fish. Daniel has developed a strong relationship with Tenkara masters in Japan, particularly Dr. Hisao Ishigaki, the most prominent Tenkara angler in Japan. He relies on their knowledge and feedback to ensure all products are of very high quality. No one in the US has come to know as much about Tenkara as he does. Come join us to learn the techniques of Tenkara Fishing from Daniel W. Galhardo.
http://www.tenkarausa.com/
Monthly Fishing Trip
Fly Tying Group
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3/20/2018 - Fly Tying with Phil Iwane
6:30 PM Parker Library 20105 Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80134
This event is open to everyone, all ages, skill level.It is FREE. If you do not have fly Tying Vice, material, we will provide it. Phil will demonstrate tying his well know flies. Phil's No Mercy Midge, Bead Head Squirrelly May fly, Iwan-e-Dun Para PMD. These flies are very effective on South Platte and Colorado. Phil will demonstrate and the participants will follow it by tying these flies.
Info about Phil
Phil Iwane: My earliest memories involved fishing. I went fishing with my dad when I was three and caught a catfish that was almost as big as me. That was the beginning of my passion for fishing. Over the years I had caught fish in every way you can but I had never fly fished. Twenty years ago my best friend asked me to go fly fishing with him on the Big Thompson River, I caught a brown trout with a dry fly and the rest is history. Fly tying was the next path I followed, as it seemed so logical. Being artistic by nature, I view each fly I tie as a piece of art. Fly tying and fly fishing is such a Zen-like experience. There is nothing more rewarding than tying a fly, presenting your fly, watching the fish take it, fighting it, landing it and then releasing it. There are thousands of flies you can tie but the patterns I demonstrate are the ones I have fished and had great success with. I love to teach and share my techniques.
6:30 PM Parker Library 20105 Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80134
This event is open to everyone, all ages, skill level.It is FREE. If you do not have fly Tying Vice, material, we will provide it. Phil will demonstrate tying his well know flies. Phil's No Mercy Midge, Bead Head Squirrelly May fly, Iwan-e-Dun Para PMD. These flies are very effective on South Platte and Colorado. Phil will demonstrate and the participants will follow it by tying these flies.
Info about Phil
Phil Iwane: My earliest memories involved fishing. I went fishing with my dad when I was three and caught a catfish that was almost as big as me. That was the beginning of my passion for fishing. Over the years I had caught fish in every way you can but I had never fly fished. Twenty years ago my best friend asked me to go fly fishing with him on the Big Thompson River, I caught a brown trout with a dry fly and the rest is history. Fly tying was the next path I followed, as it seemed so logical. Being artistic by nature, I view each fly I tie as a piece of art. Fly tying and fly fishing is such a Zen-like experience. There is nothing more rewarding than tying a fly, presenting your fly, watching the fish take it, fighting it, landing it and then releasing it. There are thousands of flies you can tie but the patterns I demonstrate are the ones I have fished and had great success with. I love to teach and share my techniques.
Projects
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Cherry Creek Anglers is proud to present the Hartsel Easy Access River Trail. The Trail allows anglers of all physical abilities, barrier free access to the excellent fishing available on the Middle Fork, South Platte River. Through the system of graded trails, bridges and stream access points all anglers can experience a genuine fishing experience in this pristine river. The Trail is located approximately 3 miles north of the community of Hartsel, Park County CO, on County Road 439 within the Badger Basin State Wildlife Area.
Cherry Creek Anglers is proud to present the Hartsel Easy Access River Trail. The Trail allows anglers of all physical abilities, barrier free access to the excellent fishing available on the Middle Fork, South Platte River. Through the system of graded trails, bridges and stream access points all anglers can experience a genuine fishing experience in this pristine river. The Trail is located approximately 3 miles north of the community of Hartsel, Park County CO, on County Road 439 within the Badger Basin State Wildlife Area.
