[ty goodwin]

I agree with John Bennett.

[ty goodwin]

Hey Phil,

I didn’t say it was necessary for all. In fact I said “I certainly don’t believe you have to have the FFF cert. to be a good instructor.”

[ty goodwin]

Good points Paul.

[ty goodwin]

Hey Keith,

I’ve been an FFF CI for several years.

[ty goodwin]

I think that flag is one of several designs the Confederacy adopted as it national flag during its brief existence.

[ty goodwin]

Drifter,

Thanks for the heads-up. Appreciate that.

[ty goodwin]

Thanks guys.

[ty goodwin]

Bill and Zach,

[ty goodwin]

I heard that, brother. Go Tigers!

Ty

[ty goodwin]

Hey Mike,

Thanks for the info.

[ty goodwin]

Hey guys,

Are there any particular times of day that are better for going after these fish? My understanding
is that the hours just before and after dawn and dusk are best.

[ty goodwin]

J.B.

The FFF has a study pack for the CI test. Go to fedflyfishers.org and click the FFF Gear tab.
The “Books” section has the study aid pack. “The Essentials of Fly Casting” by Bill Gammell
is included in this.

[ty goodwin]

J.B.

I have been an FFF CI for about three years.

[ty goodwin]

1. Casting Angles by Mac Brown is excellent. A must read for casting junkies.
2. The Nature of Flycasting by Jason Borger. An interesting approach to casting.
3. Selective Trout by Swisher and Richards.
4. Emergers, also by Swisher and Richards.
5. Flyfishing Guide to the Great Smoky Mountains by Don Kirk is great and
has a permanent spot in my backpack.
And like pretty much everyone else I enjoy reading anything by John Gierach.

Great thread. Thank you guys for your suggestions.

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