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Current ConditionsWe finally received some much-needed rain, and after a few days of water too high to fish safely, we are back at it and back in the swing of things. |
These classes are limited to eight people and costs $40 per participant. Please Call to book.
European and Tightline Nymphing, January 19th, 1:00-5:00 pm (Instructor Rob Lilley)
Our European and Tightline Nymphing class will take you on a journey through the history and practice of this traditional method, from its origins on the rivers of Europe to its modern-day applications in waters around the world. You'll learn how to read the water, present your flies accurately, and feel the subtle strikes of even the most finicky fish. Our expert instructor will guide you through every step of the process, giving you the tools you need to master this timeless technique. So whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting, join us and discover the thrill of tight line nymphing!
Tenkara, February 2nd 1:00-5:00 pm (Instructor Landon Lipke)
Embrace the simplicity and elegance of Tenkara fly fishing with our immersive Tenkara class! This ancient Japanangling method has been famous for its minimalist approach and simplicity. Our expert instructor, Landon Lipke, will guide you through the art of Tenkara, from selecting the perfect rod and ine to mastering the precise casting techniques and fly presentation methods. You'll learn how to connect with nature, read the water, and catch fish in a new way. With its minimal gear and unique approach, Tenkara is perfect for backpacking, hiking, bi, king, or simply enjoying a peaceful day on the water, So whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the sport, join us and experience the beauty and tranquility of Tenkara fly fishing.
Dry Fly Fishing, February 22nd, 1:00-5:00 pm (Instructor J.E.B. Hall)
Join DRO guide J.E.B. Hall for an in-depth look at dry fly fishing. J.E.B. will discuss the effects of fly lines, leaders, and tippets on dry flies. He will also discuss the role of different floatants, on different materials. JEB will also discuss matching the hatch, the importance of size, and color of the fly along with various presentations.
Streamer Fishing, February 23rd, 1:00-5:00 pm (Instructor Zach Hart)
Join DRO Guide Zach Hart as he discusses the finer points of streamer fishing. Zach will discuss how to pick the appropriate streamer for the situation, as well as how and when to match the hatch. Zach will also discuss the importance of leader selection, various retrieves, appropriate tippet size, and how different head designs affect the swimming patterns of different streamers.
Fly Casting, February 28th, 1:00-5:00 pm (Instructor Kevin Howell)
Ready to take your fly casting to the next level? Our Intermediate Fly Casting class will challenge and inspire even the most seasoned anglers. From mastering the double haul to perfecting your distance casting, our expert instructor, Kevin Howell, will help you unlock the full potential of your fly rod. With hands-on instruction and personalized feedback, you'll learn new techniques and refine your skills to cast confidently in any situation. So whether you're chasing big game fish or simply looking to improve your technique, this class is your ticket to becoming a true fly-casting pro.
These classes are aimed at folks who want to be serious about fishing and want to step up their game. All experience levels are welcome!
DRO offers instructional programs in a variety of fly fishing disciplines. Our class options cover everything from casting and fishing techniques to fly tying and custom rod-building.
From floating the legendary trout streams of Montana to high adventure trips chasing Golden Dorado in Argentina, DRO has a fly fishing adventure for every angling appetite.
Just after the first snow of the year, the fish are slow and the temps are cold. If you plan to fish this time of year, sleep in and make a cup of coffee before heading to the river. Around 10:00 the water and the air will warm up and the fish will start feeding for the day. The fish will feed until 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon until the sun goes behind the trees and the air temps start to drop again. Make sure you wear layers so you can add and subtract clothes throughout the day. As always when fishing during the winter, make sure that you have a plan of where you are going and tell others where you expect to be and what time you expect to be off the water, in case something happens while you are fishing. Read More
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