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Department of Entomology

Texas A&M University


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Basic aquatic entomology will be presented with emphasis on anatomy that allows you to recognize the insect groups. Insect biology and behavior will improve your imitations and your presentation. Actual specimens of insects will be brought to the class or even collected as part of the course. Learn the basic patterns that imitate the insects that fish feed on.

Basic fly tying techniques will be emphasized and included in the flies tied during the course. Participants will tie the basic fly patterns styles that will provide a foundation for tying most flies in the future. This will be a “hands-on” course that develops specific skills and improves the durability of your flies. Come prepared to learn some basic entomology and to tie flies. Suggested assignments will be provided to improve your tying speed, increase the durability of your flies and allow you to tie a variety of patterns and sizes.

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Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University •  Department of Entomology  •  412 Heep Center, TAMU 2475
College Station, TX 77843-2475 • 979.845.2516
Department of Entomology at Texas A&M University