Join this two-part class for beginners to learn the basic Fly Fishing fundamentals and techniques, to foster a lifelong appreciation for nature and angling. Whether you currently spin fish or have never fished, this course is designed to take the mystery out of fly fishing and provide you with the confidence and knowledge to start fly fishing.
The first class will be an indoor presentation session to cover all the basics of getting started; including rod and reel selection, flies, show and tell, and some basic entomology with a focus on trout. The second class will be an outdoor session, where you’ll learn the basics of fly casting with some hands-on demonstration and practice. The goal of this program is to get you comfortable and excited about venturing into this popular sport, in hopes of creating a lifetime of outdoor enjoyment and wonder.
Day 1 - Thursday, April 17, 7:00-9:00 PM - Prescott Classroom
Day 2 - Saturday, April 19, 1:00-2:30 PM - Outside/Back Lawn
The instructor will provide basic Fly Fishing equipment to participants. Participants may also bring their own rod and reel to the casting session
Here is what they are saying about Steve's Intro to Fly Fishing Class:
"Excellent class. Very informative. Steve is so passionate about fly fishing that it is infectious. I think everyone in the class can’t wait to get out there and start fishing!"
"The instructor, Steve was patient and above all extremely knowledgeable."
Steve Brunelle is an outdoor enthusiast and has been fly fishing for about 40 years. He is an active Prescott volunteer, who enjoys helping others by sharing his experiences, knowledge and insights.
Steve Brunelle
