Course Overview
Just getting into fly fishing? This six-hour course is designed to help women build confidence and develop their fly-fishing skills through hands-on practice and personalized instruction. Build a deeper understanding of your equipment and fly-fishing terminology, learn how to read the water, tie essential knots, and practice foundational fly-fishing techniques. With individualized casting instruction, plenty of time for questions and hands-on practice, and one-on-one coaching throughout the day, you’ll leave with greater knowledge and confidence in your fly-fishing skills.
The course includes a practical component on dry land where participants will have the opportunity to put their skills into practice in a supportive, hands-on environment. Participants will learn about tippet, fly selection, and other essential equipment through demonstrations and hands-on practice. Materials will be provided for practicing tippet tying and tying on flies, and participants will receive guidance on what equipment and flies to consider if they plan to continue fly fishing on their own.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own fly-fishing equipment, including:
3- to 6-weight fly rod with coordinating fly line and leader
Invermere - Saturday September 26th, 2026