Colorful Fall Fly Fishing with David Kadlec and Tom Nichols – G24100306
Join us and explore the New Mexico rivers near Ghost Ranch during this intensive fly fishing experience. We will hike into areas of unusual geology and beauty, while stalking elusive trout. Lose yourself in the perfect experience of blending Body & Soul with nature. Your instructors have fished these rivers for many years and will teach different casting techniques, how to read the water, fish feeding behavior, which flies to use and how to catch and release them safely.
Transportation is provided. Class size is limited to eight people with two instructors. Equipment recommended include fly rod, waders and boots, net, hat, polarized glasses, sun tan lotion, and bug spray. Some items may be available by contacting your instructors in advance so let us know what you have and we will fill in the rest. Fishing licenses must be purchased individually .
Instructors
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David KadlecDavid Kadlec is a photographer, designer and fabricator from Columbus, Indiana where he lives with his spouse, GR silversmith/lapidary teacher Susie Sawin and two spectacular doggos.
He is has been a professional artist for over 50 years with studios in Minneapolis, Indianapolis and Columbus, Indiana. He exhibited his work Minneapolis at M C Anderson and in Indianapolis at Ruschman Art. He was owner and curator of EyeBlink Gallery in Indianapolis and Jacksson Contemporary Art in Columbus.
He is a returning Ghost Ranch instructor in photography, metal arts and fly fishing and maintains a design, art and fabrication studio outside of Columbus where he also makes impossibly delicious pure maple syrup.
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Tom Nichols
Tom Nichols, holder of an MA from Texas Tech University, worked in the recycling industry for over 30 years. Designing and building art structures using recycled materials are his favorite projects. His studio is in Fort Worth, TX.