4th German Open Fly-Tying Championship 2011
The Winners of the 4th German Open Fly-Tying Championship. Congratulations!
Classical Salmon Fly | Dry Fly | ||||||
1. Place | Hartmut Duchrow | 1. Place | Philippe Zinner (France) | ||||
2. Place | Jörg Bressin | 2. Place | Roland Fritz | ||||
3. Place | Antti Aholainen (Finland) | 3. Place | Karl Flick (Austria) | ||||
4. Place | Andrew Kaufmann (Canada) | 4. Place | Franz Halla | ||||
5. Place | Aarne Halonen (Finland) | 5. Place | Erwin Tibad | ||||
Streamer | Realistic Fly |
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1. Place | Erwin Tibad | 1. Place | Erwin Tibad | ||||
2. Place | Andreas Weiß | 2. Place | Sasa Bencun (Serbia) | ||||
3. Place | Roland Fritz | 3. Place | Roland Fritz | ||||
4. Place | Michel Paquin (Canada) | 4. Place | Georg Christel | ||||
5. Place | Philippe Zinner (France) | 5. Place | Philippe Zinner (France) |
Host EWF 2011 (Experience the World of Fly Fishing) Idea and Concept Gerd-Peter Wieditz Coordination Gerd-Peter Wieditz and Jörg Schuft |
Important changes
- The event organizers modified their rules, due to the many international participants. From this point onwards, everyone can win the championship outright, including non German citizens.
- Every participant has to either include € 5 in cash to the submission of their flies, or transfer € 5 to ourr bank account (bank information upon request). This money will be used to deal with the accumulating costs for postage etc..
- Dry Fly category:
- In order to be included in the competition, every participant has to submit two flies.
One Mosquito using a Hayabusa #10 – FLY 372 (you can find it at: www.umpqua.com/pc-236-9-mosquito.aspx) - The second dry fly may be tied as you wish, as long as it is not realistiv fly. Both flies together will be taken into consideration by our jury.
- In order to be included in the competition, every participant has to submit two flies.
Only if two flies tied on Hayabusa #10 are submitted will you be considered in the competition.
Participation
The Open Fly-Tying Championship 2011 will be held as an open event, allowing fly-tiers from around the world to take part. From this point onwards, non-German fly-tiers are also able to win the overall event as well as the national champion title. Excluded from the participation are members of the jury and the organisation.
Only dry flies tied using Hayabusa hooks in the specified sizes will be acknowledged; flies that do not confirm with the above mentioned specifications will be disqualified. I
The competition in the Salmon Fly category takes only place if a minimum of 10 participants submit their flies.
Participants can submit ONE fly each in category 1, 3 and 4, however, participants must submit TWO flies in category 2.
The following classes are permitted:
1. Classical Salmon Fly
“The Baron” according to Geo. M. Kelson. Hook to be used: Blind Eye 1/0 to 5/0
Instruction
2. Dry Fly
Mosquito according to www.umpqua.com/pc-236-9-mosquito.aspx. Hook to be used: Hayabusa #10 – FLY 372
2.a Dry Fly
According to your own pattern.
Flies in the category 2 and 2a will be judged as a pair.
3. Streamer
4. Realistic Fly
Awards
The three top participants in each category receive a certificate, a medal and will be published in a German fly fishing magazine.
Submissions
Participants are asked to send each fly separately. If a participant sends in several flies, you can use one box, but keep the flies separate within it. Each fly needs to be submitted including a detailed description of you’re the fly-tying technique and used materials and the filled-in application.
Jury members
The evaluation of the flies will take place at the EWF 2011.
We are very pleased that we can present:
- Gerhard Laible - Germany
- Werner Steinsdorfer - Germany
- Igor Stancev - Macedonia
- Ed Berg - USA
After the evaluation, every participant will receive a promotional package of Hayabusa hooks.
Submission deadline: March 30, 2011
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Gerd-Peter Wieditz | |
Elsa-Brandström-Str. 24 |
Sponsors
All participants will also receive sample hooks by Hayabusa (sponsored by Stenzel Flyfishing)
Thank you very much!