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Introduction to Fly Tying Class  | Thursdays, January 9  to February 27  |   6-9:00 pm

SP Fly Tiers will be offering a multi-week introduction to fly tying class from January 9th to the end of February, in the same area as our normal club meetings. This class is open to the public, and will be taught by some of the best and most experienced tiers in the Club. All skill levels are welcome, limited to 12 students. The cost will be $50, which includes materials and club membership.

The overall goal of this class will be to impart the basic techniques used to tie almost any commonly encountered fly, and to provide a solid foundation for advancing your fly-tying skills.  Upon completion of the class, the students should be able to tie functional and durable flies, that fish as well as – or better – than they look.

Contact Tony Stifter at: stpaulflytiers@gmail.com to added to the list or if you have any questions.

You can also visit the Fly Tying Class web page for more details and information:

Introduction to Fly Tying Class

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Calling All Interested Parties! Volunteers Needed!

The Brule River Sportsmans Club will be conducting a habitat project renovation over the next two Saturdays (July 20 and 27).

The club has supported this project in the name of our passed member and club board member, Ed Saindon.

I intend to go up and help out, and any able bodies are welcome and encouraged to come participate in collaboration with the Brule River Sportsmans Club. Please let me know if you would like to attend.

 The project will consist of either the replacement of spawning gravel or the relocation of spawning gravel depending on the approval of a permit to do the work. 

The project site is located near Stones Bridge on the Upper Brule River. 

Anyone interested in participating in this project should contact me so that we can coordinate efforts between the two groups. You can email me at :   stpaulflytiers@gmail.com

Hope you are willing to chip in for this tribute to one of own.

Tony Stifter
St. Paul Fly Tiers President

https://bruleriversportsmensclub.com/habitat-projects/?fbclid=IwAR0dmwQlITtXoakTNH0lTnz7sYo18cuKerdxfCl87EV1utrYDsBnfoqW26E

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We lost one of our own recently. Bill Spiess passed away on Wednesday after a brief battle with cancer and other health complications. He was 88.

A member since the early 70s, Bill was a long-time member of St. Paul Fly Tiers, an awesome fisherman and innovative fly tier.

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