Fly Fishing Basics Plus
Been to our fly fishing basics class and want to know more? This is the class for you.
About this Event
Enhance your fly fishing knowledge in this fly fishing plus class which will include a three hour classroom portion. Here, you will learn more about the gear and techniques of the sport. Afterwards you can spend time on the water at one of our stocked ponds.
Participation in a Mueller fly fishing basics program or personal experience fly fishing is required. It is suggested that you bring your own rod to continue to hone your skills on the equipment you will use outside of the class. If you do not have your own rod you can still register for the class then email [email protected] to ask that a rod be provided for you during the class.You must register for this class in advance.
15 spots available. Meet at the Visitor Center.
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