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Fly Fishing A-Z Private Class in Roswell, Georgia - Atlanta

Fly Fishing A-Z Private Class in Roswell, Georgia

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; involves standing and light walking on uneven surfaces.

Overview

Master the essentials of fly fishing with a private 6-hour class in Roswell, Georgia. This hands-on experience is perfect for beginners eager to learn from experts.

Roswell, Georgia

Introduction to Fly Fishing A-Z Private Class | 6 Hours

Starting at $425 l 6 Hours l All Ages l 1-2 People l GA Fishing License Required

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About This Adventure

Learn Fly Fishing with the Best Guides in Atlanta!


Rates

All Ages, 4-12 People

Private Class:

  • 1 People: $425
  • 2 People: $480
  • 3 People: $555

Duration

8 Hours


About

Everything covered in the “Introduction to Fly Fishing” class is covered in the “Fly Fishing A – Z” class. However, the difference in this class is that for the last couple of hours of the day, you actually put on your waders and polarized sunglasses, grab a fly rod, and now put in practice what you’ve learned earlier in the day. A Georgia Trout Fishing license is required and lunch will be provided!

Additionally, you will be introduced to the following basic fly fishing techniques:

  • Fishing with Dry Flies
  • Nymphing
  • Fishing with Streamers
  • Line Mending

Taking an approach to the water, what to look for before tying on a fly, and reading the water will be factors that you must think about before “jumping in” — and starting to fly fish. In addition, you will be faced with both wind and the ever-present water currents wanting to grab your line and ruin your fly presentation. This is where it all comes together, and you begin your journey as a fly angler.

Our trips are dependent upon the ever-changing nature of the Chattahoochee and water levels.

Adventure Tips

Wear polarized sunglasses

Polarized lenses reduce glare on the water, helping you spot fish and improve casting accuracy.

Use insect repellent

Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other biting insects common near Georgia waterways.

Practice knots beforehand

Familiarize yourself with basic fly fishing knots to maximize class time for casting practice.

Bring a waterproof bag

Keep your gear dry and organized during the outdoor session, especially around water.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great Blue Heron
  • River Otters

History

Roswell’s waterways played an important role in the town’s 19th-century growth, supporting local mills and agriculture.

Conservation

River Through Atlanta promotes catch-and-release practices to protect fish populations and emphasizes maintaining clean waterways.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Lightweight fishing vest

Essential

Keeps all your flies and tools organized and accessible while fishing.

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

Crucial for reducing glare and spotting fish beneath the water surface.

Waders or waterproof boots

Helps keep you dry when standing in shallow water during cooler wet seasons.

spring specific

Wide-brim hat

Essential

Protects you from sun exposure during the warmer months.

summer specific