3rd Pomeranian Fly-Tying Workshops

Two days at tuBaza in Gdynia: fly tying, a gear zone, talks, expedition stories and a Sunday Casting Clinic.

Who is it for:

• people who want to learn from experienced practitioners

• beginners and people who already tie and fish but want to organise their technique and eliminate mistakes

• people who want to understand tying techniques, equipment, setup configuration and fly presentation

• people who want to improve their casting, from the fundamentals to more advanced techniques, during the Casting Clinic

What you will take away:

• a clear understanding of what works, why it works and how to apply it yourself

• corrections that save money and time on the water

• conversations with instructors and the opportunity to test solutions on site

Full programme and organisational information: https://www.piketerror.com/warsztaty

The Pomeranian Fly-Tying Workshops are for people who want to learn from practitioners rather than repeat unverified theories from YouTube. Our instructors are not only highly skilled at the vice. Above all, they fish, test ideas and return from the water with specific conclusions. You receive knowledge verified in practice: what works, why it works and how to reproduce it yourself without getting lost online.

In a few hours here, you can collect more useful answers than through months of searching, comparing and checking questionable information. This is not limited to fly tying. We discuss equipment selection, setup configurations, presentation, material details, practical tricks and mistakes that can cost real money — or an entire season without results.

The heart of the event is the Fly-Tying Carousel: several themed stations and rotations that expose you to different styles, methods and approaches instead of keeping you at one table with one pattern. In the third edition, both participants and instructors rotate. We plan to have more instructors than stations, so each instructor arrives at a station fresh, focused and ready. The result is better quality: more direct contact with instructors, less crowding and more hands-on practice.

Whether you are just starting or have already spent many hours at the vice and on the water, you come here to organise your knowledge, ask questions, clear up doubts and return to the water with a plan. This is not a lecture from a podium. It is a community of people who take fly fishing seriously and pursue it with real passion, which makes the level of discussion and detail difficult to find elsewhere.