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'FISH-IN 2001' PHOTOS, 8


By Deanna Lee Birkholm, Publisher FAOL


Caroline Knecht (Peachie) was the "official" photographer for the Fish-In 2001, and did a great job! Here are more from her, these are some of the programs that were offered, you'll fine other photos of these on the other photo pages, but we are trying to show things you haven't already seen.

Fly in progress

Bob Mead, (Mantis) did a terrific demonstration on tying realistic flies. Here are a few more from that evening.

Bob Mead (Mantis) with his
view of a fly


Art and Jim inspecting a Lady Bug!

Bob and Karen Alexander at
Bob Mead's Fly Tying Demonstration

Dick Jogodnik gave a belated program (without the slides he so carefully prepared) due to a mix-up on dates. He'll be back next year with the slides!

Dick Jogodnik

Dick's program was well attended, part of the group

LadyFisher and Art Williams

Dick has a great sense of humor, and for those who were there (sorry if you missed it) this is the reaction to the story about the new man in the fly department of Herrods.

Just one new one on this program, Ron Kusse took a group for a working tour of his cane rod shop. Peachie got a nice shot of some of the folks who went.

Al Thomas, Karla DuBois, Jerry
Risinger (Host Ididarod), Ron Kusse (QC), and Ron Koenig (Host Osprey)

Ron Kusse also did a program on the care and feeding of cane rods. We have other photos of most of that, but here are a few interesting photos from that as well. The first one shows Ron discussing the finer points of a rod with, left to right, Bob Petit from the GlobalFlyFisher who spent 'Cane Day' with us, next to him, Bob Mead, and to his right, Robert Venerri.


Bob Petit, Bob Mead, Robert Venerri

A local couple who also work in
split cane, for tournament throwing darts!

JC photographing rod detail!

More of Saturday's sanctioned casting competition - it was very well attended, and those who chose to watch learned a lot about what makes a winning cast. The front loop had to be a 'wedge' and big open loops didn't make it into the winner's circle.

Fishstick didn't win, but he was the most improved caster!

Team Caucci, (except for Al Thomas on the left),
then Betty Caucci, Al Caucci and their school instructors

Judge Dave Ulmer overseeing corrected leader length

Sign-Up for the Casting Competition

Judge Ron Kusse demo

LadyFisher - loop's too big!

Al Caucci waiting his turn

Al Caucci, watch that loop!

Castwell with his broom cast


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