NFFSP

The National FlyFishing in Schools Program is a nationwide, in school program, that teaches the positive lifetime activity of flyfishing to students in grades 6-12.  NFFSP teaches students how to cast a fly rod in the school gym while they also learn about fish, insects, aquatic resources, resources stewardship and conservation.

NFFSP works in cooperation with state education and fish and wildlife agencies and a network of groups interested in teaching our youth how to fly fish in schools.

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The sponsorship options range from $50 to $3,000, seems like this something AFFTA should be supporting given their goal of expanding participation.

Roll Cast Excerpt from 'Casts that Catch Fish'

A short cut from On the Fly's upcoming fly casting DVD 'Casts that Catch Fish' - to be released in November this year.

How to rig a Somethingorother for right-angle nymphing

Via: ( The Caddis Fly/The Oregon Fly Fishing Blog)

Titanium Bite Tippet

A detailed tutorial on tying a bite tippet with single strand Titanium wire. Although the video is geared towards the muskie angler this would also be an effective system for other toothy species.

There is also some good technical information in the video description.