Stream
Reports
Guided
Fishing
Rod
Repair
Live
Bait
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Guided
Fishing & Personalized Instruction
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Rob
Kolakowski has been fly fishing for the past 23 years. He currently
teaches casting for people at all levels, teaches beginning fly
fishing classes, and provides a guided fishing service for stream
trout in western Wisconsin. In 2005 he placed in the top 10 in two
events at the American Casting Association National Tournament against
some of the world's best casters proving that as a casting instructor
he definitely has a lot of knowledge and skills to pass on to his
students, even though he will always consider himself a student
of the sport. He has pure love for anything and everything fishing
related and is is always experimenting and improving on his fishing
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Trout
Fishing Basics
Any
reason for wanting to learn about trout fishing is a good one. You
can immerse yourself for a lifetime in pursuit of trout and the places
they live. Getting started in the sport can be frustrating at
times. Some hands on experience will help to ease your mind. Learn
about the equipment used and how to set it up. Learn good casting
basics and how to go about finding trout and what they eat using a variety
of techniques.
Casting
Classes
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Beginners
as well as more advanced casters can learn new casts and solve
casting problems. Learn to cast floating, sink-tip, and sinking
lines. As well as shooting heads and monofilament rigs.
Learn loop control and ways to deal with wind. Improve your distance
and accuracy. Cast to moving targets that will help in both
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Guided
Fishing
Catch
& Release trout fishing in the northern edge of the Driftless
Area around River Falls, Wisconsin. The fertile limestone spring
creeks support a lot of insect life which the high populations
of brown and brook trout feed on.
Tackle, flies,
gear, and transportation from River Falls are provided. For
a full day outing a simple picnic lunch and bottled water are
provided. You are welcome to bring your own lunch and gear.
My wader and rain gear selection is somewhat limited. We can
fish from early March to the end of September in Wisconsin.
Ask me about the options available for winter fishing starting
in early January.
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Contact
Rob Kolakowski @ 715-426-0524 - Rob's
Email
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