06-04-2010, 04:50 AM
Hey, it sounds like you're a student a BYU-I. One thing I would strongly suggest is taking the fly fishing and fly tying classes that they offer. The teachers are great and your knowledge of fly fishing will grow by leaps and bounds. I took the fly fishing class the first summer I was up here and it was a blast! Rexburg is the perfect location for a fly fisherman because you have both the South Fork and Henry's Fork only 15 minutes away. My roommate and I both fly fish so maybe we can meet up and teach you some of the basics. You would have to pass a few tests and swear a vow of secrecy to not tell anyone our super top secret, secret spots......or spot? Haha, nothing that drastic, but seriously we all have to start somewhere in the fascinating world of fly fishing, welcome aboard!
p.s. The fishing classes are under the Recreation Management major as RM224A and 224B. If you can register for classes I would sign up for them asap because they fill up pretty fast. Also there is a slim chance that you could still get into the fly fishing class that starts on Monday. Someone might decide to drop the class at the last minute so it probably wouldn't hurt to go to class the first day and see if you can get in. Anyway good luck to you. Fly fishing is awesome!
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p.s. The fishing classes are under the Recreation Management major as RM224A and 224B. If you can register for classes I would sign up for them asap because they fill up pretty fast. Also there is a slim chance that you could still get into the fly fishing class that starts on Monday. Someone might decide to drop the class at the last minute so it probably wouldn't hurt to go to class the first day and see if you can get in. Anyway good luck to you. Fly fishing is awesome!
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