Course Options

Intro to Freshwater Fishing & Local Aquatic Life

Duration: 2 Hours | Ages: Upper Elementary, Middle, & High School

Dive into the fundamentals of freshwater fishing while exploring the local aquatic ecosystem. Students will learn safe and ethical fishing practices, basic knot tying, and casting techniques, all while identifying common fish species and understanding their habitats. This hands-on session combines skill development, environmental observation, and real-world problem-solving to create an engaging, educational outdoor experience.

Highlights:

Learn the basics of conventional fishing gear and techniques
Explore fish biology and freshwater habitats
Practice ethical catch-and-release methods
Gain observational and critical thinking skills

Group Size: 2–5 students

Pricing (per family):

First child: $95
Each additional child from the same family: $10 off
Private Session (1-2 students): $225
Homeschool Documentation: $25/family

Intro to Fly Fishing: Casting, Entomology, and Reading Water

Duration: 2 Hours | Ages: Middle & High School

Experience the art and science of fly fishing in a guided, educational setting. Students will practice overhead casting, explore aquatic insect life cycles, and learn to read moving water to locate fish. This session combines hands-on skill development with scientific observation, encouraging students to engage thoughtfully with their environment while learning safe and ethical fly fishing practices.