Post by jlibs on Dec 17, 2007 10:17:40 GMT -5
Hollow and Semi-Hollow Built Bamboo Rods
Presented By: Per Brandin
Date: Tuesday Jan. 15, 2008
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: Sullivan and Associates Training Center - Pittsfield, MA (click here for directions)
Come join fellow fly fishers for this very informative presentation. Per Brandin has been making and designing bamboo rods for 24 years. His first efforts being in the Garrison tradition. He's known for square section or quadrate rods and for hollow-building. Per Brandin began his rod building in a basement in Pleasantville, NY, spent a dozen years in the Bay Area of California where he also got involved in tournament casting, and he now lives and works in Shelburne Falls, MA.
About the Berkshire Fly Fishers Club
The Berkshires hold some of the most outstanding fly fishing waters in the Northeast. Fly fishing enthusiasts travel from far and wide to enjoy the abundance and beauty of rivers such as the nationally renowned Deerfield River (pictured above right).
The Berkshire County Fly Fishers Club is dedicated to promoting this local natural resource through education and enhancement.
Presented By: Per Brandin
Date: Tuesday Jan. 15, 2008
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: Sullivan and Associates Training Center - Pittsfield, MA (click here for directions)
Come join fellow fly fishers for this very informative presentation. Per Brandin has been making and designing bamboo rods for 24 years. His first efforts being in the Garrison tradition. He's known for square section or quadrate rods and for hollow-building. Per Brandin began his rod building in a basement in Pleasantville, NY, spent a dozen years in the Bay Area of California where he also got involved in tournament casting, and he now lives and works in Shelburne Falls, MA.
About the Berkshire Fly Fishers Club
The Berkshires hold some of the most outstanding fly fishing waters in the Northeast. Fly fishing enthusiasts travel from far and wide to enjoy the abundance and beauty of rivers such as the nationally renowned Deerfield River (pictured above right).
The Berkshire County Fly Fishers Club is dedicated to promoting this local natural resource through education and enhancement.