More Fly Fishing Things at Cabelas with the Dallas Fly Fishers!

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Stopped at Cabelas in Allen to check out the Fly Tying Class that the Dallas Fly Fishers have been holding every Tuesday for the month of October.

This was the last one for the month, then the Dallas Fly Fishers will shift to Fly Tying Demos on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Also, while there tonight, learned the Dallas Fly Fishers will be hosting a TPWD Basic Fly Fishing Class at LLELA – Lake Lewisville Ecological Learning Area, on Saturday October 27, 2018.

Should be a fun time for those interested in learning to fly fish! For more details on the event and the Dallas Fly Fishers, see the links below:
https://www.llela.org/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/29434/1507
https://www.dallasflyfishers.org/home.html

Note: The live feed while at Cabelas had issues; added pictures and past video snippets of fishing trips to LLELA.

 

 

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