After the great success of the first Grayling course we have decided to arrange another on the same venue so if you want to join John Emerson and myself on this tuition weekend based at the Hand Hotel in Llangollen and fish the famous river Dee, then drop me a PM or email

The 2 day course and will cover all aspects of fishing for the Lady of the Stream. Learn all about CZ nymphing with the indicator cast and braid, french leader, down stream dry fly as well as NZ style/Duo/trio.
Iron out any casting faults you have as well as learn new casts that will enable you to reach those awkward fish.
We will also being doing a fly tying workshop during the evening and every participant will receive the new Hanak CZ selection of 12 flies from uniqueflies.

The full weekend costs £250 and includes B+B + evening meals all tuition and fishing fee's. Every participant must have a valid EA rod license.

For more info please PM me or drop me and email at info@hywelmorgan.co.uk

from one who's just been on the course....bl**dy good and recommended for anyone who likes a new skill and a good weekend on the river.

Peter

Hi All

Just thought I would let you know there are a few spaces left on the course Pm me for the details.

Thanks Peter it was a great weekend

All the best

Hywel

Hi All
Just to let you know we only have a couple of places left on the course.

All the best for the coming season

Hywel

Hi Hywel,

I was just wondering if you could provide a bit more info about this weekend training course?

Many Thanks

Mike

Just thought that I would let everyone know that we have postponed the weekend until February 18th-20th due to very high river levels

Hywel,


Maybe a bit late - had a problem with original date -just seen the new dates- have you got 2 places - for the 18th 20th Feb?
If its easier my mobile is 07785 293601
cheers
nick

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Nick
PM sent

Excellent weekend, and you'd have to try hard not to improve your skills base.

Dour fishing conditions, but it didn't stop Hywel and John shuttling about suggesting different areas, technical tweaks and changes to try and move the percentages in our favour.
Even if it meant going just that weeee bit further than expected ...

Hywel gave a brief demo of the major river casts and line management skills you need to know, then let us get on with it.
Into the water, and onto the one-one stuff.
In 2 minutes, he turned what I'd been told was a fault into a very very useful tweak to my "overgrown river" jump roll.
And a snake lift, and a z lift and ..... Great stuff.

John sharpened up my existing knowledge, tweaking what I already do, and what I thought I already knew.
Meanwhile he passed on skills and approaches that would've taken me 2 seasons to have picked up on by myself - IMO, the real point of attending courses like these - to shorten the learning curve.


John and Hywel were always on hand to answer any questions and demo anything that needed explained.
And I learned a new tying philosophy from John - it's all b8llocks apparently


And before a certain miscreant asks, the only sheep I saw all weekend was the excellent bit on my plate Sat night .

Many thanks to the other lads on the trip that made it such great fun.


Thanks All.
Tony

Tony

Thank you for your kind comments and yes the fishing conditions were tough but the nice thing for both John and myself was seeing all of you fishing full of enthusiasm even in those conditions.

Thanks to everybody who attended the course and made it a great weekend for both John and myself.

Next course will be on river brown trout fishing in April dates to be confirmed PM me for more details

Hywel