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About Us
Welcome to Akins Trailer Parts!
Our story begins in 2003, when Trail Pals/Horse Trailer Accessory Store was founded by a couple of Oregon trail-riding buddies who imported a few horse trailers to Oregon. What started as a passion for trail riding soon turned into a thriving business when the phone started ringing non-stop with requests for replacement horse trailer parts. Seeing the demand, the Horse Trailer Accessory Store was born.
In the early days, our store was a tiny internet shop where every customer had to call to purchase a part. It was a time of learning, with our founder, Debbie Mapes-Stice, diving into HTML at the age of 50 to build the online presence. As the demand for horse trailer accessories and parts grew, so did our business. We went from operating out of a corner in the kitchen to an attic, then a full basement, and finally, a retail storefront in Tennessee.
In 2014, the company returned to its roots in Oregon, having evolved into a thriving full-fledged retail website, the first of its kind in the horse trailer business. After nine busy years, Debbie decided to retire and pass the torch to Thad and Rochelle Akins from Akins Trailer Sales, who were not just customers but also passionate about the industry.
Under new ownership, Akins Trailer Parts – Horse Trailer Accessory Store was born. The store was moved to our Harrisburg, OR location and is now managed by Amanda Burnette, an avid rider deeply involved in the equine world. Joining her is Tammy Arias, a seasoned RV and Horse Trailer technician with over 20 years of experience. Together, they bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our customers, ensuring that every trailer enthusiast finds what they need with us.
At Akins Trailer Parts, we're not just a store; we're a community of trail riders, horse enthusiasts, and passionate individuals dedicated to serving your needs. Whether you're looking for upgrades, replacements, or expert advice, you can trust us to be your reliable partner on your trailer journey.
Thank you for being part of our story.
Sincerely, The Akins Trailer Parts Team
GGACC Learn to Fly Fish (LTFF) Program
Club members who are logged in can access LTFF educational series slides and recordings here.
- Length: 2 years
- Focus: Trout fly fishing (casting, presentation, entomology, reading water, ecology, safety)
- Format: Classroom/clinics + mentored, on-the-water fish-outs
- Capacity: Max 40 new students per year
- Age: 18+
- Fees: $125/year (non-refundable; fish-outs have additional separate fees)
- Membership: Active GGACC membership required
- Certifications: FFI FCSD Bronze to enter; advance to FCSD Silver expected during Year 1 for to prepare for Year 2.
- Contact: ltff@ggacc.org (Program Leads: Alan Dye, Thomas Knoble)
- FFI FCSD Bronze certification (assessed by a GGACC Casting Lab instructor).
(See Fly Fishers International Fly Casting Skills Development Program for details.) - GGACC membership (current, dues-paying for both years of program and for admission to the program).
- 18 years or older.
- Liability release signed at program entry.
Admission: First-come, first-served among applicants who already hold FCSD Bronze.
Casting Lab (Prep for LTFF Program Entry)
- When: Every Sunday, 9:00a-12:00n, Oct (second Sunday) → Feb (last Sunday)
- Where: GGACC ponds (1232 John F Kennedy Dr, San Francisco, CA 94121)
- Purpose: Prepare for/achieve FCSD Bronze; early sessions loaner rods available, but students should plan to purchase their own equipment within the first month.
- Note: Bronze must be certified by a GGACC instructor at Casting Lab.
- Note: Casting Lab also provides instruction for Bronze students advancing to Silver.
- Core instruction: Casting, presentation, entomology, reading water, ecology, safety. A combination of webinars and in-person clinics.
- Clinics (as needed/interest):
- Casting and Tying Lab: LTFF program participants are encouraged to attend summer casting labs (held monthly March to July) and can join Tying Lab to develop fly-tying skills with other LTFF students and instructors.
Fish-Outs (On-the-Water Training)
- Mentored events; typically include an on-water clinic.
- Participation: Limited to LTFF students; not guaranteed a minimum of fish-outs.
- Fish-out cadence: ~3 fish-outs in Year 1; >3 in Year 2. Students are expected to also take independent trips each year beyond the organized fish-outs.
- Level focus:
- Costs: Each fish-out has its own fee based on trip expenses.
- Transfers: Coordinate with fish-out leaders/scheduler to sell a slot to another qualified LTFF student or possibly a LTFF alumni (no refunds from the program).
- Year 2: Some fish-outs (esp. out-of-state) require FCSD Silver due to difficulty.
- Month 1 of Casting Lab: Acquire personal rod, reel, line; typical rod: 9' 5- or 6-weight
- Additional personal gear (as needed) before your first fish-out: waders, boots, nets, tools, packs, etc.
- Entry point: Year 1 only (no direct Year 2 entry).
- Re-entry: If you leave, plan to restart at Year 1.
- Refunds: None on program or fish-out fees.
- Safety: Liability release required.
- Arrange private instruction with a GGACC casting instructor to reach FCSD Bronze.
- Inform program leaders if you choose this route; request an instructor recommendation if needed.
Key Dates & Actions (At a Glance)
- Oct-Feb (Sundays, 9a-12n): Casting Lab → earn FCSD Bronze (GGACC-certified).
- Upon Bronze: Apply to LTFF (first-come, first-served, cap 40). Entry closes in March for Year 1.
- Year 1: Progress casting to FCSD Silver; attend ~3 fish-outs + all relevant webinars and clinics.
- Year 2: Advanced fish-outs (some require Silver).
- Program graduates (alumni) can purchase fish-out slots that are available from students looking to sell, or unfilled slots in planned fish-outs
- Graduates are actively encouraged to become fish-out mentors for the program
- Occasionally we may organize alumni fishing opportunities which you will be notified about - these may have a FCSD Bronze or Siver requirement to participate


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