KIDS' FLY FISHING DAY CAMP
The Perfect Introduction to Fly Fishing For Your Child 9-14 Years of age
2022 Kids Camp
We are excited to offer the perfect fly fishing learning experience for your child. Hosted on local Boulder waters, this co-ed kids’ camp will build a foundation for a lifetime of learning about fly fishing. Safety and a quality fishing experience is our #1 goal of the camps, and your child will leave excited and wanting to spend their free-time outdoors.
June 6th – 10th * June 20th – 24th * July 11th – 15th * July 25th – 29th
Pre Camp Points
- Confirm your child is not experiencing COVID-19 symptoms
- Confirm your child has not been traveling out of the country and/or interacted with COVID-19 patients or healthcare workers
- Inform clients and campers that they are required to wear a mask during the trip and gloves are recommended.
- Clients and campers are required to bring their own water, bug spray, and sunscreen to avoid transmission
- Revised camp hours: 9am-3pm except for day 1 where the camper receives their gear
Daily Camper Expectations
- Parents monitor their child’s temperature each morning and report it into the FRA Guide
- Dropping and picking up your child at the daily camp location – Venues will favor certain Boulder County lakes/ponds where we can ensure proper distancing and safety
- Social Distancing, face masks and gloves required will be worn at all times
- Bring proper clothing layers for the day, including rain gear
- Kids will need to have their own sunglasses, hand sanitizer, sunscreen and bug spray that they can apply themselves and bottle(s) of water for the day
- Supply your own bag lunch
- Recommend – The child has his or her own rod/reel
- Each camper receives their own flies from the guides for the week
- Campers are not allowed in the shop as years past to pick out flies etc. All flies will be preselected by the guides and or a large box of flies brought to the camp day by the guides.
Daily Camp Guide Expectations
- Guides are required to use a face mask and gloves during the guide trip
- Personal equipment will be sanitized before and after every trip to ensure client/guide safety
- There are spray bottles in the guide shed that will be filled with eco-friendly detergent to clean waders, boots, rod, reels, and other equipment before and after clients use it
- Guides may will take these spray bottles on their Camp trips to sanitize gear before the Kids touch it (including rods, reels, sunglasses, and other gear)
Other Daily Routines
- Guides will meet the kids at the daily fishing location that may have a restroom, shelter from bad weather/sun or hand washing station
- Refrain from standing right next to your camper or guide and use a rod length rule
- Guides will bring an extra fly rod to use as a pointer to instruct campers where to cast, demonstrate casting, hook set, drift, etc..
- Kids safety is priority number one, if they need help wading across the river, getting up or down ledges, falling in river, etc., guides will help them
- Pictures will only be taken with guide’s cameras and emailed to parents
- Form small break-out groups at one location for the entire day
- Frequent water breaks to prevent overheating
https://covid19.colorado.gov/outdoor-recreation
