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Fly Fishing Class in Woodstock, Vermont - Burlington

Fly Fishing Class in Woodstock, Vermont

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for beginners with basic mobility; no intense physical exertion required.

Overview

Learn the art of fly fishing in a beginner-friendly, two-hour outdoor class in Woodstock, Vermont. Master casting, knot tying, and insect identification with expert guidance and premium gear.

Woodstock, Vermont

Fly Fishing Class

Equipment included • Lesson includes Casting, Flies, Gear & Knots • Up to 3 people per group

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About This Adventure

Discover the art of fly fishing in this engaging two-hour lesson designed for beginners. Learn essential skills like casting, knot tying, and understanding local insects, all while using top-quality Orvis equipment. This unique on-land experience ensures a solid foundation without the need for a fishing license or water access.

Learn the basics of fly fishing!

Duration

Two hours

About

Recommended for the true beginner or someone who needs re-orientation to the sport. Learn to fly cast on our Activity Center Lawn, this is an on-land-only lesson experience. All equipment explained, plus casting instruction, fishing knots, and basic entomology (bugs) lessons included. Orvis equipment provided. No license required. NOT ON THE WATER!!

Adventure Tips

Wear Comfortable Footwear

Opt for durable shoes with good grip since the class involves standing and practicing casts on varied terrain.

Bring Sun Protection

Apply sunscreen and bring a hat to protect yourself during the outdoor lesson, especially on sunny days.

Stay Hydrated

Carry water to stay hydrated during the two-hour lesson, particularly in warmer months.

Arrive Early

Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before your start time to get fitted with equipment and meet your instructor.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Eastern brook trout
  • Great blue heron

History

Woodstock has a rich fishing history that extends back to early settlers who relied on its rivers for sustenance and recreation.

Conservation

Local organizations actively protect the Ottauquechee River watershed to preserve native fish habitats and maintain water quality.

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Recommended Gear

Lightweight Hiking Shoes

Essential

Provides stability and comfort during standing and movement on uneven ground.

Sun Hat

Essential

Protects your face from sun exposure during the lesson.

spring specific

Insect Repellent

Essential

Keeps bugs like mosquitoes at bay while practicing outdoors.

summer specific

Light Layered Clothing

Essential

Helps you stay comfortable in fluctuating temperatures throughout the class.

fall specific