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February 2010 Class Schedule |
Greetings!
If you're like me at all you enjoyed the holidays but you're glad to have them behind us. We're moving into 2010 with a pretty full schedule of classes right out of the gate. As promised, we've got some great classes planned for the first quarter. Here they are.
We're offering our Intro to Handguns, Fundamentals of Marksmanship, and Hunter Education classes all in February. In March we have plans to bring you another Personal Safety class, our monthly Intro to Handguns and Fundamentals of Marksmanship classes and our quarterly Semi-Auto Pistol Operation and Handgun Care & Cleaning classes. And in the works - First Aid & CPR classes.
Keep reading below for class descriptions. Look at the right side bar for class dates and times. Pass this email along to your friends and family using the Forward Email link at the bottom of the page. Oh, and lastly, we're now using Google Calendar on the Events & Classes page of our web site at www.994Fish.com. Our calendar can be your calendar! Give it a try... |
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Intro to Handguns |
 This class is a mainstay of our firearms business. We cover many topics from Firearm Safety Rules, Safe Gun Handling, Types of Handguns, Gun Selection, and Care & Maintenance to legal, ethical, and moral issues. Our goal is to help you build a solid foundation of knowledge on which you can safely and comfortably own a handgun for personal protection, home protection, or target shooting fun.
Saturday (that's right, our first Saturday class) February 6, 2010 - Class starts promptly at 5:30 pm and runs approximately 3 1/2 hours. Class fee is $45. Advance registration required as class size is limited. Two for one - Bring a friend for FREE with your paid registration! Call 707.994.FISH (3474) or visit 994Fish.com for more information. |
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Fundamentals of Marksmanship |
 With basic ownership issues covered in our Intro class, the Fundamentals of Markshmanship class introduces the skills of stance, grip, trigger control, breath control, sight alignment and more. This class is a must have for anyone who aims to improve their shooting skills. From beginners to intermediate shooters, this class is guaranteed to improve your ability to place shots where you want them. Whether you learned from family, spent time in the military, or are picking up your first gun, this class is for you!
Friday, February 19 - Class starts promptly at 5:30 pm and runs approximately 3 1/2 hours. Class fee is $45 for continuing students / $55 for new students. Advance registration required as class size is limited. Call 707.994.FISH (3474) or visit 994Fish.com for more information. |
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Hunter Safety |
 Lakeshore Bait & Tackle is hosting our quarterly Hunter Safety class in February. California DFG Warden Mike Pascoe is instructing at the Brick Hall in Lower Lake. The class is a five session format covering the following dates/times.
Tuesday & Wednesday Feb 16 & 17 6 - 9 pm
Tuesday & Wednesday Feb 23 & 24 6 - 9 pm
Saturday Feb 27 9am - 1pm
Students must attend all five sessions to complete the course. This class fills quickly so get in right away if you're interested. Young or old, if you want to hunt you need the Hunter Safety Class. Register in person at Lakeshore Bait & Tackle in Clearlake. Call 707.994.FISH (3474) or email Bob@994Fish.com for more information. |
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Personal Safety & Awareness |
 We originally designed this class with our female customers in mind. However, we quickly realized that the principles of the class apply equally across the sexes and for all adults and older children. This curriculum focuses on Awareness, Mindset, and Instinct. We introduce the Color Code of Mental Awareness. We teach you to be tuned in and switched on when you're out in today's world. This is not a martial arts or self defense class, but rather instruction from Law Enforcement professionals on how to avoid being victimized.
Friday, March 5 6 - 8:30 pm
Cost is just $25 with advance registration. Under 18 is FREE with paid adult. Parents: We've had good results teaching this class to mature children as young as 12 or 13 years old. (There's no graphic content, but rather mature principles presented.) |
