Introductory Fly Casting Series
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Highly recommended for those new to fly casting. This three-lesson series provides the essential skills and knowledge needed to begin fly casting with confidence. Participants will learn proper equipment setup, casting fundamentals, and core techniques while building a strong foundation for continued success
For clients with little or no fly casting experience, completion of this introductory series is strongly recommended before enrolling in intermediate or advanced instruction. Establishing these fundamentals ensures you gain the greatest benefit from future lessons and continue progressing with confidence.
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Proper rod set-up and equipment orientation
Grip styles and application
Understanding body mechanics and rod tip path
Loop formation fundamentals
Identifying three distinct loop shapes
How rod movement influences loop shape and energy transfer
Pick-Up and Lay-Down cast
Introduction to Roll Cast & techniques
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Students leave with a clear understanding of what forms the loop, how to control it, and how to execute foundational casts with consistency and confidence.
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Emailed VIP (Visual Instruction Process) reference cards
Hydration provided
Structured practice plan
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$240 for the complete 3-lesson series
For the best results and to establish sound casting mechanics, completing the full three-lesson series is strongly recommended.
Intermediate Performance Series
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This four-lesson series builds on established fly casting fundamentals, focusing on increased distance, accuracy, line control, and casting efficiency. Participants will refine their technique through advanced casting applications designed to improve performance across varied fishing conditions.
For anglers who demonstrate foundational consistency and are ready to progress beyond the basics, this series provides the technical instruction and practical skills needed to become more versatile and effective on the water.
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Extended Pick-Up and Lay-Down casting
Distance development (minimum 60 feet)
Belgian (Oval) Cast
Roll Cast refinement (dominant and non-dominant hand)
Accuracy at varied distances
Reach mends (right and left)
Line control and aerial mending
Wind management strategies
Distance efficiency and line speed refinement
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Student’s develop improved distance control, directional accuracy, and the ability to manage line effectively in real-world fishing scenarios.
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Emailed VIP (Visual Instruction Process) reference cards
Hydration provided
Structured practice plan
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$320 for the complete 4-lesson series
For the best results and to establish sound casting mechanics, completing the full four-lesson series is strongly recommended.
Advanced Mastery Series
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This five-lesson mastery series builds on advanced fly casting skills, focusing on presentation control, precision, adaptability, and efficient distance casting. Participants will refine technical casting applications for challenging conditions and demanding fishing situations.
Designed for committed anglers who demonstrate consistent loop formation and are ready to master advanced presentation techniques, this series develops the precision, versatility, and casting control required for technical fishing environments.
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Curve casts
Double-Haul
Slack line presentation techniques
Roll Cast Pick-Up Lay-Down with shooting
Back cast delivery presentations
Accuracy across varied distances
Distance casting up to 75 feet
Wind-adjusted presentations
Introduction to single-hand spey casts
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Student’s demonstrate refined control, advanced presentation techniques, distance capability, and single-hand spey casting techniques.
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Emailed VIP (Visual Instruction Process) reference cards
Hydration provided
Structured practice plan
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$400 for the complete 5-lesson series
For the best results and to establish sound casting mechanics, completing the full five-lesson series is strongly recommended.
