Front Range Anglers provides a variety of classes for both saltwater and fresh water fly fishing enthusiasts.
New to the sport of fly fishing?
Wether you are looking for a quick one hour introduction (check out the Front Range Anglers Orvis 101 Class) or a more in-depth fly fishing education (try our Introduction to Fly Fishing class), we have you covered. Our experienced staff can teach you the basics of fly fishing to get you out on the water fishing with confidence.
Ready to learn about the world of saltwater fly fishing?
We understand that you maybe an expert on a freshwater river or lake, but saltwater fishing requires a different set of techniques and equipment. Front Range Anglers has the experience and knowledge to teach you about various saltwater fly fishing locations, species of fish, knots, rigging, and rod/reel weights.
Questions about fly fishing classes?
We are always adding new information, so be sure to check out our fly fishing class calendar often. If you have any questions about any upcoming event, please contact us.
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide the angler with the most basic look at the world of saltwater fly fishing. This class is designed for the “never ever” saltwater angler but feel free to join us should you like to enhance your skills and knowledge. The class is a one day, 4-hour class that begins with classroom instruction at the shop, discussing various saltwater locations, species, knots, rigging, and rod/reel weights and why. The cost of this…
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide a beginner with the most basic look at the world of fly fishing. This class is for the “never ever”. The class is a one day, four hour class that begins with 2 hours of classroom instruction at the shop, covering knots, basic rigging, the basics of dry fly fishing and nymphing, and learning the basics of entomology. The cost of this class is $80. The second part of the class is…
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide a beginner with the most basic look at the world of fly fishing. This class is for the “never ever”. The class is a one day, four hour class that begins with 2 hours of classroom instruction at the shop, covering knots, basic rigging, the basics of dry fly fishing and nymphing, and learning the basics of entomology. The cost of this class is $80. The second part of the class is…
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide a beginner with the most basic look at the world of fly fishing. This class is for the “never ever”. The class is a one day, four hour class that begins with 2 hours of classroom instruction at the shop, covering knots, basic rigging, the basics of dry fly fishing and nymphing, and learning the basics of entomology. The cost of this class is $80. The second part of the class is…
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide a beginner with the most basic look at the world of fly fishing. This class is for the “never ever”. The class is a one day, four hour class that begins with 2 hours of classroom instruction at the shop, covering knots, basic rigging, the basics of dry fly fishing and nymphing, and learning the basics of entomology. The cost of this class is $80. The second part of the class is…
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide a beginner with the most basic look at the world of fly fishing. This class is for the “never ever”. The class is a one day, four hour class that begins with 2 hours of classroom instruction at the shop, covering knots, basic rigging, the basics of dry fly fishing and nymphing, and learning the basics of entomology. The cost of this class is $80. The second part of the class is…
