CONCERT - Leechburg Taiko, a Japanese drumming ensemble, is giving a concert at Leechburg High School on Friday, April 12th at 7 pm. Admission is $5.00. VENDOR VILLAGE at Lenape Elementary School, April 13 from 10AM-2PM in the school gymnasium. Many of your favorite Le-nape teachers and staff members will be present representing prod-ucts they sell. Vendors will be set up with a table to display items. Cost of table is $25 donation. Proceeds will be used for special projects, equipment, supplies, or activities that will benefit all of our elementary students. The event is sponsored by Lenape Elementary PTO. Contact Er-ica Smith esmith@asd.k12.pa.us for more info or to register as a vendor. PYSANKY EASTER EGG DECORATING CLASS on April 13th at 1:00 pm at the Ford City Library, 1136 Fourth Avenue, Ford City. A $5 fee to cov-er materials will need to be pre-paid. As space is limited, a limited number of seats are available, so pre-registration is required. Call the library today at 763-3591 or stop in to register and reserve your spot. PARKINSON'S AWARENESS FAIR at the RGS YMCA, 1150 North Wa-ter Street, Kittanning, on Saturday, April 13 from 10AM-2PM. It is a free, fun, and informative day to find out about Parkinson's Disease and resources available. Demonstrations include: Tai Chi, Delay the Disease, PWR! Moves, and Yoga. Vendors include a registered dietitian, Western PA Parkinson's Foundation, LIFE Armstrong County, Parkinson's specialists, and more. MULTIPHASIC BLOOD TESTING - The Apollo Lions Club will be of-fering their semi-annual Multiphasic Blood Testing on Saturday, April 13, at the First Lutheran Church, 214 Pennsylvania Avenue, Apollo from 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM. There are 20 different types of testing being offered. Al-though insurance is accepted, it is not required. Unfortunately, UPMC in-surance is not accepted, but most insurances are. Please have a prescrip-tion from your doctor if using insurance. No appointment is necessary. KISKI VALLEY SENIOR AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL will have tryouts for Sr. Legion on Saturday, April 13th and Sunday, April 14th at 4:00 both days at Freeport Community Park. WORTHINGTON EASTER EGG HUNT sponsored by Worthington American Legion, Sunday, April 14. Begins PROMPTLY at 2PM. FREE and open to all ages 12 and under. Prizes - snacks - candy - crafts - Easter Bunny. CASINO BUS TRIP to Presque Isle Downs and Casino on April 16. Departing Hilltop Plaza Aldi's at 9AM sharp. Leaving the Ca-sino at 5:30 PM. Bingo will be played to and from the casino. Cost is $45 bus with $30 free play. Make checks payable: Over The Hill Gang. Contact Randy 724-525-9511 or Smoke at 724-763-1115. CLASS LUNCHEON - The Kittanning High School Class of 1960 will meet for a luncheon at the Craft House, West Kittanning, on Wednesday, April 17th, at 12 Noon. Classmates, families, and friends are invited to attend. Con-tact Marie at 724-548-1919 or Gary at 724-548-2145 for more information.

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all, it's easy to cast - you just put your thumb on the button and as you're throwing out, you leave it go and it goes out. The line in-side does not curl up (you don't get a crow's nest). The best thing about them is that they're very efficient. They last a long time. And, they're economical. This is the reel I grew up with in the 60s and 70s,” Kropinak said.

Kropinak also demonstrated the Spinning Reel and then dis-cussed Fly Fishing.

“Fly Fishing rods are very long. You can tell a Fly (Fishing) Rod by the smaller eyes. And, the reason why they're small and they're all in line is because it al-lows the line to shoot out more easily. The reel is on the fly rod and the only reasons it's there is to hold the line. There are fly lines from a 2 weight ultra light all the way up to a 13 weight where you see these guys up on the skiff out on the ocean going like that (swaying side to side).”

Kropinak said he recommend-ed a fishing line weight of four or five when fishing for trout. He said that there is a difference between using standard reels and Fly Fishing.

“All these reels (shown during show) depend on the weight of the bait or the weight of your lure to throw it out. Fly Fishing's dif-ferent. In Fly Fishing, you throw the line out and the fly follows the line out. You pull it through with your hand. The reel is only to hold line, that's all on a fly rod.”

Kropinak described three dif-ferent types of flies.

“There are nymphs, wet flies, and dry flies. Nymphs are most popu-lar because 90% of a trout's diet is nymphs. When I say nymphs, I'm saying small caddis worms, mayfly nymphs, stonefly nymphs take up 90% of a trout's diet. Wet flies are used when nothing is happening on the stream - you don't see any trout activity whatsoever, you try a wet fly. A wet fly will sink however deep you want it to sink. You can just leave it go out there and wave it around.”

He also said the floating of the fly in the water is important.

“Your drift has to be perfect. If the fly is going a little bit too fast or a little bit too slow (drag), the fish may come up and look at it, but they'll never take it. Your drift has to be perfect.”

Kropinak suggested watching vid-eos or go with someone who is a fly fisher and learn from someone who has been fishing with flies.

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