We welcome all anglers from age 12 and up.  We have a full day class for anyone who would like to learn more than what a two hour free class will provide.  With a full day class you will learn basics of fly fishing, including casting, identifying insects, selecting fly patters, tying knots, equipment set-up and much more.  The class is broken into 3 sections, class room, casting and the river.  The first part is learning from tying knots to putting the line on your reel.  The second part is learning how to work the rod and fly line.  You will learn among many other thing is how to roll cast, back cast, haul and double haul.  The third part is going out to the river and trying what you have learned.  We will start the morning at 8:30am and take lunch at 12:00.  After a 30 minute lunch the second part will start (casting) this will be from 12:30 to 3:00, sometime around 3:00 we will hit the river, there you can put into action the skills learned in the classroom that morning.  Private lessons are also available and can be held on any other day (based on availability) with groups of four or more please contact the office for reservation and availability.)  Full day fly fishing School Fee's are  $150.00 per student and includes your equipment for the day and lunch  -   for private lessons and groups, please call for pricing. 

            Free fly fishing classes are being held from 10:00am to 12:00 noon on the 31st of May and the last Saturday of each month.





When people think of fly fishing in Colorado they think of big mountains, large rivers, large trout, being away from their working life and having fun with family and friends.  Think of it this way, fly fishing in Colorado is that and so much more.  You forget about all of your troubles however big or small they are, when you get the chance to stand in a gin clear mountain river with nature all around.  You forget everything and become one with the sights and sounds of what surrounds you. Listening to the relaxing sounds of running water, big beauty blue skies, the mountains that surround you, then everything becomes tranquil and serene. There in that moment of time you find yourself again.  After you step into the river with rod in hand and take a good look at where you are, then you realize what inner peace is all about.  When you finally start fishing your total focus is on nothing but catching trout.  It's a beautiful, fun and a relaxing thing to think about isn't it.