Merry Christmas 2008
Kel is the beautiful woman holding the large rainbow trout. I am the other person.
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Jason, I saw a Fly Fishing the World program this morning, December 26, 2008 regarding your bio mechanics class in the Yellowstone area. It looked very interesting. Do you have more information about that event and/or videos on the subject.
I’ve met you a couple of times at the Camp Sherman Bamboo Rod Festival and it was great to see you at the event last summer.
Thanks Jason.
Chris—Thanks for stopping by the blog. I have actually been thinking about those Camp Sherman days (the pic of Kel above was taken about 20 miles from there).
As far as biomechanics, the Fly Casting Institute is what you seek. The clinic aspect is currently scheduled for July of this year in Missoula (more info on the FCI Web site).