2nd “ANNUAL SALtwatER FLY FISHING CONCLAVE”

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2nd “ANNUAL SALtwatER FLY FISHING CONCLAVE”
Sponsored by
THE “SALtwatER FLY ANGLERS OF DELAWARE” (sfaod.com)

Announcing the 2nd “Annual Saltwater Fly Fishing Conclave” sponsored by the Saltwater Fly Anglers of Delaware fly fishing club. All interested saltwater fly anglers and clubs are welcome to attend. Fish possibilities are stripers, blues, weaks, shad, flounder and croakers. A SPECIAL GUEST, STEVE FERRAR, CURRENT PRESIDENT OF THE ATLANTIC SALtwatER FLYRODDERS, HAS GRACIOUSLY ACCEPTED OUR INVITATION TO PRESENT HIS EXCELLENT TYING INSTRUCTION & DEMONSTRATION IN OUR HOSPITALITY SUITE. WE ANTICIPATE STEVE’S APPEARANCE AS A BIG PLUS FOR OUR EVENT!

The event is free and is scheduled to bring together fly anglers and clubs to fish our area’s waters. Help us to make this event a success by attending and adding your own expertise!

The Sand Palace motel in Dewey Beach (www.sandpalacemotel.com) has been selected to accommodate visiting anglers, if needed, and a special rate for the Conclave has been negotiated. Rate for Friday or Saturday is $59.00 + 8% tax per night; Sunday is $35.00 + 8% tax.

Reservations are to be made by each interested individual at their own cost by mentioning that you are with the Saltwater Fly Anglers of Delaware Conclave to get the special rate. The motel phone number for reservations is (302) 227-4000 or 800-775-SAND.

* - Please notify Don Avondolio, (302) 937-9487 or Bill O’Connor, (302) 368-9386 or bill_oconnor@verizon.net in order to provide adequate club preparation and for any questions about the event. Any fishing permits will be addressed.

The event date is Oct. 19, 20 and 21. The Hospitality Suite at the Sand Palace will be open from Friday at 1 PM to 10 PM and Saturday at 9 AM to 10 PM. It will be cleaned up Sunday morning prior to check-out time, so there will be someone there for reports. Those who are able to fish Sunday morning can report any catches via cell phone or e-mail after that. The event will terminate when the last person’s fly leaves the water on Sunday