March 11th, at Manual’s Tavern at 7 PM •
Speaker: Steve Hudson
Topic: Blue Lining
Blue lining, looking for new small trout water on a map and then exploring it to see what it holds, is a passion for many fly anglers out there. Some devote their whole year to it and others just do it on occasion. Whether you have done it a thousand times or are trying it for the first time, there’s always something you can learn. Come hear Steve’s presentation on some of the basics of blue lining. It will be informative.
Bio: Steve Hudson, a writer, teacher and lifelong fly fisher, says he may have the best of all possible jobs – one that lets him share the excitement of fly fishing with others. An award-winning journalist and illustrator, he has written extensively on fly fishing, fly tying, hiking, and travel.
When not out on the water, Steve stays busy at the writing desk. He is the author of more than 30 fly fishing and fly tying books, including the acclaimed “101” series of introductory fly fishing and fly tying guides. He is also the author of CHATTAHOOCHEE TROUT, a 328-page guide that’s been called “the definitive work on fishing for trout in north Georgia’s acclaimed Chattahoochee River, and he is the creator of the award-winning TIE IT & TRY IT series of fly tying kits.
Steve especially enjoys teaching others about fly fishing, fly tying and the out-of-doors. He is a frequent speaker and teacher on fly fishing, fly tying, hiking, and outdoor recreation, having led seminars and workshops from Alaska to Florida.
Steve and his wife Trisha reside in Canton, GA.
