Fly Fishing Plus
Have you been to our fly fishing basics class and want to learn more? Or have some fly fishing experience and would like to expand your knowledge? This class is for you!
About this Event
Enhance your fly fishing knowledge in this fly fishing plus class which will include a three hour classroom portion with some time fishing at the pond after.
Go more in depth on techniques and equipment. This class is best for those who have some experience fly fishing or have attended a Mueller fly fishing basics class. 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 don't have your own rod, one can be provided for the fishing portion of the class. Please call and let us know if you need a rod provided.
You must pre register for this class by calling the Visitor Center at 719-687-2366 or online.
Meet at the Visitor Center auditorium.
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