05-10-2011, 12:46 AM
Couple of things here locally that can solve 2 problems you have. The first is putting a good kit together, and the 2nd is learning the basics.
2 ways around this, first is sign up for the class that is taught on campus. Coach is a great instructor, you learn the basics, and the kit he puts together for students is pretty good since he gets all the piece at a discounted price .
The 2nd approach is to buy one of the kits at sportsmans in IF that usually have a free beginners class through them attached to it. Some of the guys that come in and help teach it are local guides and rod builders. You get to meet some cool people through it.
Ive done both and for me I would suggest out of convenience do the school one.
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2 ways around this, first is sign up for the class that is taught on campus. Coach is a great instructor, you learn the basics, and the kit he puts together for students is pretty good since he gets all the piece at a discounted price .
The 2nd approach is to buy one of the kits at sportsmans in IF that usually have a free beginners class through them attached to it. Some of the guys that come in and help teach it are local guides and rod builders. You get to meet some cool people through it.
Ive done both and for me I would suggest out of convenience do the school one.
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