201 Fly Fishing Clinic in Park City, Utah
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 afternoons
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable standing and walking along riverbanks and in shallow water for several hours.
Overview
Boost your fly fishing skills at the Wasatch Women Mountain Collective's 201 Clinic in Park City. Designed for experienced anglers, this two-day hands-on clinic offers expert instruction in techniques, entomology, and knot tying.
Wasatch Women Mountain Collective- 201 Fly Fishing Clinic
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About This Adventure
Join the Wasatch Women Mountain Collective's 201 Fly Fishing Clinic to elevate your skills on the river! Designed for intermediate to advanced anglers, this hands-on experience spans two afternoons, focusing on essential techniques like entomology, knot tying, and various fishing methods. Empower yourself and connect with fellow anglers in a supportive environment.
Do you have foundational fly fishing experience and are looking to enhance your skill set out on the river?
Then our Wasatch Women Mountain Collective- Fly Fishing 201 Clinic is for you!
(If you are a beginner angler or new to fly fishing then sign up for our Intro to Fly Fishing Clinic!)
Participants are required to have a basis of understanding for fly fishing concepts- this clinic is for intermediate to advanced anglers.
With our 201 Fly Fishing Clinic we will be taking your fly fishing skills to the next level so you can be confident and independent on the water!
This program strives to empower females to be self-sufficient while out on the water.
Our events are sponsored by Wasatch Adventure Guides and Stio-
Ages 18 years and up are welcome.
The 201 clinic will take place over 2 sessions to cover change in river conditions and techniques, for 6 hours of total instruction.
We will be on the water for two afternoons for this clinic:
-Tuesday, August 6th 2:00PM-5:00PM
-Tuesday, August 20th 2:00PM-5:00PM
(Price per person listed above includes both sessions.)
Each afternoon will be hands-on learning on the river with professional lead fly guides.
Topics we will discuss:
-Entomology -Fly selection -Knot tying -Setting up to rig your fly rod for nymphing (bounce rid and in-line) -Dry Fly Fishing -Streamer Fly Fishing
Rates
201 Women's Fly Fishing Clinic: $250.00 per participant for BOTH sessions
This includes waders, fly boots, rods and reels along with all necessary fly gear during the event. You are welcome to bring your own gear as well.
Additional Information
Sign-up today to meet new anglers, grow your skill set and enjoy a day out on the river.
(Utah Fishing License not included and must be purchased prior to event.)
This program is hosted by Wasatch Adventure Guides top notch Fly Fishing lead guides, and yes they are rad females!
Specific event information will be sent via email upon sign-up, including recommended attire/preparation.
Call us today or sign-up directly on our website- First come, first serve.
Adventure Tips
Use Polarized Sunglasses
Wear polarized glasses to reduce glare and better spot fish beneath the water surface.
Prepare for Changing Weather
Pack layers as mountain weather can shift quickly from warm afternoons to chilly evenings.
Practice Knot Tying Beforehand
Familiarize yourself with basic fly fishing knots to maximize your time learning advanced techniques during the clinic.
Respect Local Fishing Regulations
Always follow Utah fishing laws and practice catch-and-release to help protect fish populations.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Cutthroat Trout
- Osprey
History
The Provo River has been a vital resource for local tribes and settlers, shaping the region’s fishing traditions.
Conservation
Local guides promote catch-and-release practices and support river restoration projects to maintain healthy fish populations.
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Recommended Gear
Fly Rod and Reel
Bring your personal fly fishing rod and reel to practice techniques taught during the clinic.
Waders and Waterproof Boots
Waders protect you from cold water, especially important during spring’s snowmelt season.
spring specific
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduce glare and improve fish visibility with polarized lenses when fishing in bright conditions.
summer specific
Layered Clothing
Dress in layers to stay warm during cool mornings and adaptable throughout the day.
fall specific