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<blockquote data-quote="Buzz Butters" data-source="post: 270579" data-attributes="member: 6951"><p>Mud Hole Custom tackle sponsors about 20-22 classes per year. Each year there are 2 classes in TX, 2 in CA, 1 in Mobile, 4 in Orlando, 1 in Charlotte and the rest move around the country. In the mid-west we go to Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee and Michigan on alternating years. A good number of builders from SD and ND come to the Minneapolis class. I am looking to see if there is some interest to actually holding a class in ND. We need a minimum of 36-38 students max 48. The size of the class is dictated by the size of the conference room we can rent.&nbsp; We need &quot;X&quot; square feet per student. Before we begin the search process I am just looking to see if there is some interest. Day 1 the entire rod is built step by step including putting finish on the guides. Rods rotate overnight in dryers. Day 2 there are 12 advanced demonstrations including ice rod building, custom guide spacing, rod repair, marbling decorative wraps etc. At noon on Sunday students go home with finished rod, hand wrapper to build more rods, and a vast store of rod building information.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Buzz Butters, post: 270579, member: 6951"] Mud Hole Custom tackle sponsors about 20-22 classes per year. Each year there are 2 classes in TX, 2 in CA, 1 in Mobile, 4 in Orlando, 1 in Charlotte and the rest move around the country. In the mid-west we go to Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee and Michigan on alternating years. A good number of builders from SD and ND come to the Minneapolis class. I am looking to see if there is some interest to actually holding a class in ND. We need a minimum of 36-38 students max 48. The size of the class is dictated by the size of the conference room we can rent. We need "X" square feet per student. Before we begin the search process I am just looking to see if there is some interest. Day 1 the entire rod is built step by step including putting finish on the guides. Rods rotate overnight in dryers. Day 2 there are 12 advanced demonstrations including ice rod building, custom guide spacing, rod repair, marbling decorative wraps etc. At noon on Sunday students go home with finished rod, hand wrapper to build more rods, and a vast store of rod building information. [/QUOTE]

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