Two-Hour Fly-Fishing Class for One or Two from Asheville Anglers
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Experienced gill hunters introduce fly-fishing gear, casting techniques & entomology & assist anglers with guided practice
Like fishing for compliments, fishing for fish requires the right lure, the right line, and a friend who is willing to exaggerate. Reel it in with today's Groupon for a fly-fishing class from Asheville Anglers. Click here for a list of class dates and times. Choose between the following options:
- For $39, you get a two-hour introductory fly-fishing class for one (a $100 value). For $75, you get a two-hour introductory fly-fishing class for two (a $200 value).
Hosted at nearby waterways such as the Watauga River or French Broad River, Asheville Anglers' two-hour fly-fishing lessons pair an expert angler with 4–10 sure-handed students. A friendly pole pioneer acquaints students with wader wearing, rod rigging, fly selection, and how to tie the appropriate knot for bow ties worn while fishing. Pupils then tote the provided gear and tackle, including hand-tied flies, and practice casting to gain an understanding of fundamental technique. An entomology lesson sheds light on various key terms, after which groups head into the water for guided practice in the art of fly fishing. Instructors provide cool refreshments for all, but budding line slingers should bring their own sunglasses, sunscreen, and canned story about the fish or gal that got away.
Experienced gill hunters introduce fly-fishing gear, casting techniques & entomology & assist anglers with guided practice
Like fishing for compliments, fishing for fish requires the right lure, the right line, and a friend who is willing to exaggerate. Reel it in with today's Groupon for a fly-fishing class from Asheville Anglers. Click here for a list of class dates and times. Choose between the following options:
- For $39, you get a two-hour introductory fly-fishing class for one (a $100 value). For $75, you get a two-hour introductory fly-fishing class for two (a $200 value).
Hosted at nearby waterways such as the Watauga River or French Broad River, Asheville Anglers' two-hour fly-fishing lessons pair an expert angler with 4–10 sure-handed students. A friendly pole pioneer acquaints students with wader wearing, rod rigging, fly selection, and how to tie the appropriate knot for bow ties worn while fishing. Pupils then tote the provided gear and tackle, including hand-tied flies, and practice casting to gain an understanding of fundamental technique. An entomology lesson sheds light on various key terms, after which groups head into the water for guided practice in the art of fly fishing. Instructors provide cool refreshments for all, but budding line slingers should bring their own sunglasses, sunscreen, and canned story about the fish or gal that got away.