Master the fundamentals of fly tying in a hands-on, structured environment.

This beginner-focused school delivers the core techniques, material knowledge, and practical skills you need to tie effective freshwater patterns with confidence. Over the course of the session, you'll work through essential flies step-by-step, learning proper thread control, hackle preparation, dubbing application, and finishing methods that translate directly to your bench at home.

What you'll learn:

• Thread tension, bobbin control, and clean head finishes
• Hackle selection, preparation, and wrapping techniques
• Dubbing methods for bodies and thoraxes
• Proportions, materials, and hook selection for common patterns
• Troubleshooting common mistakes and building repeatable workflows

What's included:

• All materials, tools, and hooks for in-class tying
• Reference handouts with step-by-step instructions
• Personalized feedback and technique refinement
• Flies you tie during the session are yours to keep

Ideal for anglers ready to customize their fly boxes, reduce gear costs, and gain a deeper understanding of what makes patterns work on the water. No prior tying experience required.

Class is limited to 8 students.