easy
6–8 hours
Basic physical fitness is sufficient; participants should be comfortable standing and walking short distances along riverbanks.
Join the all-women Intro Fly Fishing Clinic in Park City, Utah, and learn fly fishing basics with expert female guides. Connect with nature and new friends on this empowering full-day outdoor adventure.
Experience the thrill of fly fishing with the Wasatch Women Mountain Collective's Intro Fly Fishing Clinic in beautiful Park City, Utah. This exclusive full-day clinic is tailored specifically for women aged 18 and up, offering a welcoming and supportive environment led by expert female instructors. The day begins with hands-on lessons covering the fundamentals of fly fishing, including casting techniques, knot tying, and understanding aquatic insects. After mastering basics on land, participants head to a pristine river where they can practice their new skills in real fishing conditions. Beyond learning, this clinic provides a chance to connect with like-minded women who share a passion for outdoor adventure and conservation. As you cast your line amidst stunning mountain scenery, you’ll build confidence and appreciation for one of Utah’s most rewarding pastimes. Whether you’re brand new to fly fishing or looking to expand your skills in a nurturing, all-women setting, this experience promises education, fun, and a deep connection to nature. Wasatch Adventure Guides create a safe space to foster learning and lifelong friendships, making it a memorable introduction to fly fishing.
Temperatures can shift quickly near rivers in the mountains; layering helps you stay comfortable all day.
To reduce water glare and spot fish more easily, polarized lenses are highly recommended.
Take advantage of dry-land casting practice during the clinic for better confidence on the water.
Bring plenty of water and snacks to maintain energy during this full-day outdoor experience.
Park City’s rivers have long supported local fishing traditions that date back to early settlers and Native American tribes in the region.
Guides emphasize leave-no-trace practices to protect fragile river ecosystems and promote sustainable fishing habits.
Keeps you dry and warm in unpredictable spring weather.
spring specific
Protect your legs and stay comfortable while standing in the river.
summer specific
Helps reduce glare for better visibility when spotting fish.
Provides sun protection during long hours outdoors.