35th ANNUAL NATIONAL CAPITAL ANGLING SHOW - SATURDAY MARCH 13, 2010
Friday, February 12th, 2010With the snow events of recent days I thought I would post this as a bit of a ”fishing booster shot”.
This still is the only “show” in town, so mark your calendar.
35th ANNUAL NATIONAL CAPITAL ANGLING SHOW
NATIONAL CAPITAL CHAPTER OF TROUT UNLIMITED
SATURDAY MARCH 13, 2010The National Capital Chapter of Trout Unlimited (NCC-TU) will hold its 35th Annual National Capital Angling Show on Saturday March 13, 2010 from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Georgetown Preparatory School in North Bethesda, Maryland.
INFORMATION
What: The National Capital Chapter of Trout Unlimited (NCC-TU) presents its 35th Annual National Capital Angling Show. Proceeds benefit local watershed restoration, conservation education, and conservation projects.
When: Saturday, March 13, 2010 – 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Where: Georgetown Preparatory School, 10900 Rockville Pike, in North Bethesda, Maryland.
Admission: Adults $10, youth 16 and under free.Featured speakers: Jack Dennis, legendary Jackson Hole Wyoming fly fishing guide, author, and fly tyer, speaking on “20 Places You Should Fly Fish Before You Die,” “How to Become A Better Streamer Fly Fisherman,” and “European Nymph Fishing: Hot New Techniques.” Also featured are Dave Rothrock on “Trout Stream Insects and Fly Designs to Match,” Wendell “Underwater Ozzie” Ozefovich on “Trout Feeding Lies,” humorist Bill Heavey, on “Fly Fishing Misadventures,” journalist Ed Gray, on “Flashes and Shadows: Caught in the Flow While Casting Toward Fish,” artist C.D. Clarke on Atlantic salmon or tropical saltwater fishing, Dr. Bob Bachman, on Modern Trout Management Concepts and Practices, Charlie Gougeon, “Trout and Bass Fishing Oppportunities in Maryland, Brandon White, on “Fishing the Chesapeake Through the Seasons With Fly and Light Tackle,” Dusty Wissmath, on “Getting Started in Fly Fishing.”
Plus: Casting Clinics ▪ Fly Fishing Guides & Tackle Shops ▪ Fly Tying Demos ▪ Florida Dream Trip Raffle ▪ ODC Classic pontoon boat Raffle ▪ Bottle Raffles ▪ Grand Sweepstakes Prizes ▪ Silent Auction ▪ Fly Tying for Kids and Beginners ▪ Master Fly Tying Classes ▪ Author’s Table: Book Sales and Autographing ▪ Conservation Organizations
You can take public transportation to the 35th Annual National Capital Angling Show: Take the Metro Red Line to Grosvenor-Strathmore Station. Use Rockville Pike station exit, and walk north on Rockville Pike (Rte. 355) one and a half long blocks to traffic light at Strathmore Avenue. Turn left into entrance to Georgetown Preparatory School. Follow Angling Show signs to Hanley Athletic Center.
Driving Directions: From I-495 Capital Beltway Outer Loop (from Baltimore and points east) – Exit 34 Rockville Pike (Rte. 355) north toward Rockville. Go 1 mile north on Rockville Pike to traffic signal at Strathmore Avenue. Use left turn lane and turn left into entrance to Georgetown Preparatory School. Stay right and follow Angling Show signs to Hanley Athletic Center.
From I-495 Capital Beltway Inner Loop (from Virginia and points west) – Exit 36 Old Georgetown Road (Rte. 187). Turn left off exit ramp onto Old Georgetown Road going North. Go about 1.5 miles and turn right onto Tuckerman Lane. Go about 2 miles on Tuckerman Lane and turn left onto Rockville Pike (Rte. 355) going north. Go to first traffic light at Strathmore Avenue, and use left turn lane to turn left into Georgetown Preparatory School entrance. Stay right and follow Angling Show signs to Hanley Athletic Center.
From Northwest Washington, DC - Wisconsin Ave. (Rte. 355) North to Bethesda, MD. Continue north through downtown Bethesda. Stay on Rte. 355 as Wisconsin Avenue becomes Rockville Pike. After crossing over Capital Beltway I-495, go about 1 mile to traffic light at Strathmore Avenue, and use left turn lane to turn left into Georgetown Preparatory School entrance. Stay right and follow Angling Show signs to Hanley Athletic Center.
There is plenty of free parking at Georgetown Preparatory School.
For further information call: visit us on the web at: www.ncc-tu.org, or call Tom Mann at 202-966-5923.
Proudly sponsored by the Bank of Georgetown and Washington GMC and Buick Dealers
Dusty is on the Pro Staff of the Scott Fly Rod Co., Ross Reels, & Hyde Drift Boats and is a fly designer for Brookside Flies of Denver, Colorado.
Buchner, Bob Clouser, Dave Whitlock and Scott Sanchez inspired me with their innovative and masterful approach to fly tying as well as effectively fishing the flies that they tie. From Paul Bruun, of Jackson, Wyoming I learned how to guide professionally and have fun doing it. Joan Wulff, Lefty Kreh, Macauley Lord and Floyd Franke taught me how to teach and how to analyze the cast. It’s because of these folks that I am able to say I have the best job in the world. I’m privileged to call them my friends. I hope that I can open the door for you, as they did for me, to this fantastic sport.”