moderate
2 afternoons
Participants should be comfortable standing and walking along riverbanks and in shallow water for several hours.
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.
The Wasatch Women Mountain Collective's 201 Fly Fishing Clinic is the perfect way to sharpen your fly fishing skills in the beautiful waters of Park City, Utah. Specifically designed for intermediate to advanced anglers, this private two-afternoon clinic offers in-depth instruction on critical fly fishing techniques, including detailed entomology, knot tying, and a range of casting methods. Held by Wasatch Adventure Guides, the course provides a supportive learning environment where anglers can gain confidence while connecting with others who share their passion. Whether you're aiming to improve your accuracy, understand insect hatches better, or master different presentations, this clinic delivers expert guidance alongside personalized attention. The stunning surroundings along Utah’s rivers make it an incredible backdrop for refining your skills. Expect a mix of hands-on time in the water, engaging discussions on fly selection and strategy, and plenty of opportunities to practice. This experience is more than just a lesson—it’s a chance to elevate your fishing game and build lasting friendships with like-minded women in the heart of the Wasatch Range.
Wear polarized glasses to reduce glare and better spot fish beneath the water surface.
Pack layers as mountain weather can shift quickly from warm afternoons to chilly evenings.
Familiarize yourself with basic fly fishing knots to maximize your time learning advanced techniques during the clinic.
Always follow Utah fishing laws and practice catch-and-release to help protect fish populations.
The Provo River has been a vital resource for local tribes and settlers, shaping the region’s fishing traditions.
Local guides promote catch-and-release practices and support river restoration projects to maintain healthy fish populations.
Bring your personal fly fishing rod and reel to practice techniques taught during the clinic.
Waders protect you from cold water, especially important during spring’s snowmelt season.
spring specific
Reduce glare and improve fish visibility with polarized lenses when fishing in bright conditions.
summer specific
Dress in layers to stay warm during cool mornings and adaptable throughout the day.
fall specific