First Annual Beaverkill & Willowemoc
Weekend Trip

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, October 3-5, 2003
Riverside Lodge, on the Beaverkill River, Horton, NY
All-inclusive Price to LIFRs in Good Standing is $150.00/each

SUMMARY:
These famed rivers, steeped in fly-fishing lore, are prime brown and rainbow fisheries. We should have mostly dry weather, with daytime temperatures in the 60s and evenings in the 50s. Last fishing light is at 7.30-8.00 PM. 
We invite you to relax by the fire, after your fishing day ends, with good friends in a convivial setting.
This trip is a no-hassle event for LIFRs, with super fishing prospects, world-class food, and cozy-warm beds for all.

TIME OF ESSENCE:
Time is of essence to reserve your space. Only 11, two-person, rooms remain. 

PAYMENT POLICY:
YOU MUST PAY TRIP CO-CAPTAIN PETE YUSKEVICH (718-962-1722) $150.00 in cash, for your slot. 
Tell him your roommate preference. As soon as we fill, Pete will put all others on a priority stand-by list.

CANCELLATION POLICY:
If you pay and must cancel, we can accept cancellations with a refund only until July 31. 
After July 31, it's up to you to find a replacement fly-fisher and to have that person pay you $150 - if you desire.
Remember, October 3-5 is fall foliage time in the Catskills. Rooms are scarce in October, and they're in high demand. 

CULINARY HIGHLIGHTS 
(TAMMY SHERWOOD, our hostess, is a CIA graduate and an outstanding chef.) 
1. Friday Dinner, Oct. 3, 5.00 PM - Bbq'd London Broil, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Potato & Macaroni Salads, Garden Salad, Coffee, Tea, Chef's Special Desert, Cash Bar.
2. Saturday Breakfast, Oct. 4, 8.30 AM - Eggs, Pancakes, Sausage, Fruit, Coffee, Juice
3. Saturday Dinner, Oct. 4, 5.00 PM - Please notify Pete of your meal-choice, as described below, by the Sept. 2 LIFR Meeting. The default meal, if you don't notify Pete, is the Pork Tenderloin.
A. Pork Tenderloin, Red Cabbage, Potato, Coffee, Tea, Chef's Special Desert, Cash Bar, OR . . .
B. Poached Salmon, Wild Rice, Vegetable, Coffee, Tea, Chef's Special Desert, Cash Bar, OR . . .
C. Chicken Dijon, Rice, Vegetable, Coffee, Tea, Chef's Special Desert, Cash Bar.
4. Sunday Breakfast, Oct. 5, 8.30 AM - Eggs, French Toast, Bacon, Fruit, Coffee, Tea, Juice

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER 
(Friday at 6.00 PM, in the Dining Room, for those not fishing the evening hatch.) 
DAN SHERWOOD, our host and an excellent fly fisherman, will provide a Presentation on fly-fishing the Beaverkill and Willowemoc Rivers, for those who would like to learn a bit more. Dan lives, works, and fishes on banks of the Beaverkill - full-time. Imagine that! His Presentation will help us save experimental and travel time to find the right fly and the right run. (Maps are available for notes. We'll notify you of suggested flies at the Sept. 2 LIFR Meeting.)

PRIZE DRAWING 
(Saturday night at 6.00 PM, in the Dining Room.)
We'll have a drawing for a surprise gift for paid-up trip-LIFR Members.

SIDE-TRIPS IF YOU GET BORED 
(Maps and geographic guides are available at the Riverside.) 
Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum - See the actual tying tables used by the mythical Lee Wulff, Art Flick, Theodore Gordon, and others. See thousands of flies. Learn the heritage, art, and science of fly-fishing!
The Roscoe O & W Railway Museum - The Museum is open to the public. Of course, it's on "Railroad Avenue."
Antique Shops - Many are available in Roscoe.
Fly shops - The Roscoe area has a number of them.
Covered Bridges - If you like things the way things were, then visit the area's many authentic covered bridges.

Any questions please see PETE YUSKEVICH or MIKE LACKEY at a LIFR meeting, or reach either by telephone.

MIKE LACKEY (631-269-6713)
PETE YUSKEVICH  (718-962-1722)