Fly Fishing 101 Workshop

Written By

Seventeen beginner fly fisherman enjoyed a full day of instruction and fishing at the Fly Fishing 101 workshop! Beginning with classroom instruction for the morning session, the attendees learned the basics of fly fishing including gear, tying knots, setting up their rods, casting methods, and even some history and literature! After lunch, the anglers put their new skills to use on Hatchery Creek where several caught their first fish on a fly rod.

Thanks to the Friends of Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery, Inc. for helping facilitate this event and to Bill Carman for leading the workshop! 

Participants of the Fly Fishing 101 workshop learning to tie different knots.
Participants of the Fly Fishing 101 workshop practicing casting their fly rods before trying their luck at Hatchery Creek.
Jacob Foster, a participant of the Fly Fishing 101 workshop held at Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery, poses with his first fish caught on a fly rod!
Richard and Ieysha Helton pose with Ieysha's catch on Hatchery Creek during the Fly Fishing 101 workshop held at Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery.

Story Tags

Education
Fish hatcheries
Fisheries
Fishing

Recreational Activities