Short-Class: Skills Tune-Up (Various Locations)
$99/person (1 hr)
Each session focuses on one skill you'd like to improve, including beginner Spey casting, overhead casting, roll casts, water-load casts, pick-up casts, or line mending. Whether you're learning a new technique or refining an old one, we'll help you make the adjustments that can make a real difference on the water.
Offered at one of three local fishing locations, these weather-dependent sessions are all about hands-on learning. Bring your own gear, including a fully rigged rod, waders, and boots, because we'll be getting right into the water. Depending on what we're working on, we may bring an extra rod or two for you to try.
And here's the best part: When class is over, you're welcome to keep fishing.
About Drift Boat Fishing
A drift boat experience can provide first-time fly anglers with an unforgettable and enjoyable introduction to fly fishing, offering a stable and comfortable platform for those who may prefer not to stand for long periods or are new to the sport.
Particularly appealing to older anglers or those uncomfortable with wading in fast-moving rivers, a drift boat offers a safe, controlled environment with minimal risk. Unlike wading, which can be challenging and risky, a drift boat allows anglers to fish in rivers or inland lakes while sitting comfortably in padded seats with ample legroom, making it ideal for long hours of fishing without discomfort.
Many drift boats also feature adjustable lean bars or supports, offering additional stability for anglers who prefer to stand briefly for casting or to gain a better angle on the water. Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) are always available too - to ensure a safe experience all around.