Date: Saturday, February 26, 2005

Time: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Continental Breakfast to start at 8:30 a.m.

Location: MO Department of Conservation Discovery Center

4750 Troost Ave., Kansas City, MO

Cost: Club members: $40.00, after, February 1, 2005: $45.00

Nonmembers: $50.00

Registration fee includes a lunch catered by Alpine Catering

Questions? Call Don Grundy @ 816-781-9019 or

Dick Martin @ 816-781-9557

Send checks made payable to HOAFF, to: Paul Bennetts, Treasurer

HOAFF

13921 W. 114^th Terr.

Lenexa, KS 66208

Ed Engle’s Programs and Clinics for this Seminar

Tactics for hard to catch Trout: Learn new ideas on approach, flies, equipment, casting and the hatch to get those elusive fish that leave most anglers scratching their heads.

A Fly Fisher’s Life: A lighthearted look at Ed’s 30 years of worldwide fishing adventures with such notables as A.K. Best and John Gierach.

Tying Small Flies: Learn the best techniques from America’s master of small flies.

Nymphing: Learn Ed’s secrets and strategies for Trout.

Partial Angling Biography of Ed Engle

Ed is an avid fly fisherman living west of Colorado Springs and near the South Platte River where he teaches and guides. Ed is one of the great experts on small flies and small fly fishing. His two books on these subjects, published in 2004 by Stackpole, chronicle his 8 years of articles written for Fly Tyer Magazine and are sure to be mainstays of the serious fly fisherman’s library. Ed has provided articles and photographs for all the well known fly fishing periodicals, is an editor for Fly Fisherman Magazine and has authored several books on topics including tailwater fishing and Bamboo Rods. Noted author John Gierach describes Ed as the man that taught him to fly fish. Ed is also an outdoor writer for the Boulder Daily Camera.