Flies

Fly Tying Nymphs For Trout

Skill Level:

Advanced

Professor:

Chancellor Steve

Class Code:

3023

Fly tyers will learn the basics of tying several of the most popular and effective nymph, worm, egg and related fly patterns for trout.

Fly Tying Streamers For Trout

Skill Level:

Advanced

Professor:

Chancellor Steve

Class Code:

3024

Fly tyers will learn the basics of tying several of the most popular and effective streamer fly patterns for trout.

Fly Fishing with Midges

Skill Level:

Advanced

Professor:

Jerry

Class Code:

3031

Midges are not used enough by fly fishermen and it may be due to their small size, or to a lack of confidence, or even to a lack of knowledge. In this class, the angler will learn how to recognize the hatch and how trout respond to the hatch. The student will also learn how to fish the imitations of the life stages of the midges.

Introduction to Mayflies

Skill Level:

Advanced

Professor:

Jerry

Class Code:

301

This is a primer for those who want to go beyond the mediocre use of generic flies and who wants to understand the life cycle of the Mayflies. Mayflies are the main food for trout.

Freestone Creeks Spring Creeks and Tailwaters

Skill Level:

Beginner

Professor:

Jerry

Class Code:

1025

Upon completion of this course, anglers should be very familiar with the basic types of streams, what characterizes each, and the particulars on how to fish them. This will lead to more productive use of time and equipment.

Fly Fishing the Green Sedge Pupa

The Green Sedge Pupae General Description:

Fly Fishing the Little Black Caddisflies Adults

Adult Caddisflies General Information:

Fly Fishing the Little Black Caddisfly Pupa

Little Black Caddis General Information:)
The little black caddis hatch is an important hatch due to the fact that the pupae swim up to the surface when emerging causing the hatch to look very much like the typical mayfly hatch. The caddisflies hatch will usually take place in relative smooth portions of water.