Showing posts with label Rich Osthoff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rich Osthoff. Show all posts
Saturday, December 27, 2014
HFFA 2015 FLY FISHING SHOW ~ Dubuque, IA, Feb 20-22
Please copy and paste the link below to learn about this year's Hawkeye Fly Fishing Association show that is a celebration of the heart of the Driftless!
file:///C:/Users/Davis/Downloads/HFFA%202015%20Show%20handout%204%20pdf%20(2).pdf
Saturday, December 24, 2011
HFFA Annual Fly Fishing Show - 2012
UPDATE 1/4/12: Information is now posted for the show! Please visit HFFA's website for more details: http://www.hawkeyeflyfishing.com/
The Hawkeye Fly Fishing Association's annual fly fishing show will be held in 2012 on Feb. 17-19th. This year's event will be held in Iowa City at the Clarion Highlander Hotel which is off of I-80's exit 246.
Two of the featured speakers will be Brian O'Keefe and Rich Osthoff.
I realize the show is less than 2 months away and there is very little information yet posted about the show. However, I was also informed that a large swim meet will occur the same weekend. So, if you think you might attend the show and you wish to stay overnight, I recommend booking a room now.
Previous shows have featured fly fishing vendors, a multitude of bucket raffles, a casting area, and a nice array of Midwestern-born and nationally-known speakers speaking about both warm and coldwater fishing. I will update the blog with more details and/or rumors as they become known. I'd recommend reserving a day or two in your schedule to attend the show even if the official details of the show have been slow to appear. I've attended the last 2 years and have found it worthwhile.
The Hawkeye Fly Fishing Association's annual fly fishing show will be held in 2012 on Feb. 17-19th. This year's event will be held in Iowa City at the Clarion Highlander Hotel which is off of I-80's exit 246.
Two of the featured speakers will be Brian O'Keefe and Rich Osthoff.
I realize the show is less than 2 months away and there is very little information yet posted about the show. However, I was also informed that a large swim meet will occur the same weekend. So, if you think you might attend the show and you wish to stay overnight, I recommend booking a room now.
Previous shows have featured fly fishing vendors, a multitude of bucket raffles, a casting area, and a nice array of Midwestern-born and nationally-known speakers speaking about both warm and coldwater fishing. I will update the blog with more details and/or rumors as they become known. I'd recommend reserving a day or two in your schedule to attend the show even if the official details of the show have been slow to appear. I've attended the last 2 years and have found it worthwhile.
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