If you've ever considered trying fly fishing or fancy improving your skills then join us during our Open Weekend for some free casting lessons plus a chance to win prizes with Guideline's John Milne.
John Milne at Our Casting Pond |
Every fly angler starts out as a novice, it's a skill and an art form that needs practice and everybody... no matter how long you've been doing it should learn how to do it correctly!
One of the RNLI Team getting a Free casting lesson at our Spring Show |
That's where instructors like John come into play. Guidance and instruction makes learning how to cast a fly line a lot easier and the tips & tricks that come from instructors like John, stay with us for a very long time.
Representing Guideline, John will have a range of rods available to cast on the day. If you fancy testing your skills on our Casting Competition ask John for details all weekend and see if you can top the leaderboard for the daily prize or scoop top spot and win yourself a brand new rod!
As mentioned before John is an instructor, but he is one of the few instructors that holds the prestigious Scottish Game Angling Instructors Certificate (SGAIC). He is also accredited through the Scottish Anglers National Association (SANA).
If you attend the Open Weekend and get the taste for Fly Casting and you want to continue your learning, then you can request tuition from John on his website, Fly Casting Scotland! We highly recommend it!
A little more about John; He was introduced to fishing at the age of 7 by his Uncle and has been teaching and guiding since 1999. His achievements include being a successful competition angler, winning some fifty events. He has written thousands of articles which have been published across Newspapers and Magazines. He featured on the popular BBC, Fred MacAuley show in 2009, talking about the art of fly casting.
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