The_Sasquatch
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Okay the dates are set for the 2015 NCPA Summit, this year cheekily called, "The White Gloved Howdy Summit" (Slate Drakes to you common men).
As I said earlier this year, scheduling made it difficult to have this jam in October like last year. We won't have the gorgeous leaves that we had last year, but North Central PA should be green, cool, and beautiful in mid-September, and the Slate Drakes should be out in force.
My cabin is once again serving as the hub for this event, located on the summit of Denton Hill in Potter County. We do ask for a donation of $5 per night from guests, just to help cover annual expenses of the camp. Plenty of bed/sofa/floor/tent space on the property. Hot water, electric, and a great big table for group meals and good times! Food is communal. If you bring food or beer, it's fair game for all to enjoy. That's how we role. It's a weekend of fly fishing communal living!
This has proven to be a great even with a small, but wonderful group of guys showing up every year. I usually arrive Thursday AM (and others generally show up that early as well), and the fishing is a sun-up to sun-down event. We fish big waters, small waters, medium waters, but all w/in the setting of some of the most remote and untouched country in the State. The camp is w/in an hour's drive from countless fishing opportunities.
So with about 2.5 months to go, get it on the calendar, and let's start making some plans!
Andy
As I said earlier this year, scheduling made it difficult to have this jam in October like last year. We won't have the gorgeous leaves that we had last year, but North Central PA should be green, cool, and beautiful in mid-September, and the Slate Drakes should be out in force.
My cabin is once again serving as the hub for this event, located on the summit of Denton Hill in Potter County. We do ask for a donation of $5 per night from guests, just to help cover annual expenses of the camp. Plenty of bed/sofa/floor/tent space on the property. Hot water, electric, and a great big table for group meals and good times! Food is communal. If you bring food or beer, it's fair game for all to enjoy. That's how we role. It's a weekend of fly fishing communal living!
This has proven to be a great even with a small, but wonderful group of guys showing up every year. I usually arrive Thursday AM (and others generally show up that early as well), and the fishing is a sun-up to sun-down event. We fish big waters, small waters, medium waters, but all w/in the setting of some of the most remote and untouched country in the State. The camp is w/in an hour's drive from countless fishing opportunities.
So with about 2.5 months to go, get it on the calendar, and let's start making some plans!
Andy
