LEARN TO TIE JIGS with Bent Rod
Our newest 4 hour combination class walks you through the process of tying your own Float Fishing Jigs AND Twitching Jigs, as well as some top secret tips from Bent Rod himself!
LEARN TO TIE JIGS
4 hour sessions at Bent Rod's home & business in Chilliwack BC
Booking Information
DATE & TIME
Saturday, Dec. 7th 2024
4:30pm- 8:30pm
$75 per person
All tools & materials supplied (tools remain property of Bent Rods at the end of class, but a tool kit is available for purchase if desired).
4 hour session, at Bent Rods home & business in Chilliwack BC.
Address & instructions will be provided upon booking.
The intimate group size of 6 people total will allow for plenty of Q&A throughout.
Our goal is for each person to leave with 8 jigs they have tied, but this may vary depending on the skill & speed of each person.
WHAT TO BRING
Please be sure to remember your appropriate eyewear/glasses if required
Aside from that, everything is provided
Payment in full is required at the time of registration, and is non-refundable
In the event that you are unwell or unable to attend for any reason, we will mail you the package of materials that would have been used by yourself in the tying class.
- Tools and thread will not be included in that package, but you can purchase those items on our website (Jig Tying Kit)
- Instruction on how to tie jigs not provided outside of class.
- In the event that Rod is unwell, we will cancel the event and provide the opportunity to take a spot in the next available class, or receive a full refund.
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Disclaimer:
We trust that our valued guests are well informed and able to self govern regarding health and wellness.
This event will be held indoors, where all attendees are seated at a table together.
Rod may lean into your personal space at some point to hands-on assist with your jig tying (if needed).
If you feel more comfortable wearing a face covering, this may not be a suitable gathering to attend.
Rod experiences some hearing impairment due to chemotherapy damage, and the face covering can create challenges in clear communication.
