Discover the art of fly fishing in Jasper Park with a comprehensive tutorial that combines expert instruction and breathtaking mountain scenery. Perfect for beginners and seasoned anglers alike!
Ages 10+ • 4 Hours • Up to 6 people
Experience the art of fly fishing in this immersive four-hour tutorial. Learn about rods, reels, and insect life cycles, followed by hands-on casting lessons. Finally, put your skills to the test at the river, where you’ll have the chance to catch fish. All gear is provided for an unforgettable adventure.
4 Hours
This is a tutorial on fly fishing. We teach you about the rods and reels. Different kinds of fly line. We teach you about different insects and the stages of insects life cycles. Then a casting lesson. After you learn a few different cast techniques. We go to the river and try to catch some fish.
We provide all the fishing gear.
Must have sunglasses. Snacks and water.
Temperatures can vary rapidly in the mountains, so dress in layers for comfort.
Insect activity can be high during warmer months, so protect yourself from bites.
Starting your session early will give you the best chance for quiet waters and optimal fishing conditions.
Fishing can require patience—enjoy the tranquility and natural surroundings during your lesson.
Jasper was designated as a national park in 1907, making it Canada’s ninth national park, renowned for its diverse ecosystems.
The park actively promotes sustainable fishing practices, ensuring healthy aquatic ecosystems for future generations.
A versatile rod suitable for a range of conditions and species.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Keeps you dry and comfortable while wading in the river.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Helps adapt to changing insect populations throughout the year.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Protect against UV rays and glare on the water.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific