07-06-2010, 03:41 PM
A friend and I are toying with the idea of taking up fly fishing, but neither of us have any experience with it. Before investing money in the sport, I'd kind of like to take a class to cover the basics. I've seen a couple that are offered, Cabelas and Idaho Angler are two.
I'd like to find a class that gives some instruction on the basics, a chance to handle a few different rods and, if possible, gives me a feeling on if it's the sport for me or not. I'm in no hurry, I'd like to take a class so that I can practice casting during the winter if I like it.
Does anyone have any experiences with any classes in the area and what did you think of them? All help appreciated.
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I'd like to find a class that gives some instruction on the basics, a chance to handle a few different rods and, if possible, gives me a feeling on if it's the sport for me or not. I'm in no hurry, I'd like to take a class so that I can practice casting during the winter if I like it.
Does anyone have any experiences with any classes in the area and what did you think of them? All help appreciated.
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