What was planned out to be a two week course in fly tying, jig making and lure crafting was extended into a month-long lesson in how to dodge the weather and cope with an unpredictable spring that postponed class sessions and cancelled fishing days altogether.  But my class of seven students took it all in stride (perhaps even better than their instructor) leading up to this weekend, the first above freezing in four weeks, where highs in the seventies caused the last of April’s three snows melt away overnight.  But that would end up being part of the problem and the start of our final lesson in the course.