Admission Info
(Cash only at the gate)
Regardless of the weather, the show will go on!
Adult
One-Day Pass: $20
Two-Day Pass: $35
Children
5 & Under: Free
6-12: $5
MILITARY/SCOUTS
Scouts under 16 in uniform: free
Military with ID: $12
Lancaster Show Info
Dates: March 14 & 15, 2026
Time
Saturday: 9am – 5:30pm
Sunday: 9am – 4:30pm
Location: Lancaster County Convention Center,
25 South Queen St.
Lancaster, PA 17602
BACK AGAIN:The International Fly Fishing Film Festival. One night only, Saturday, March 14 at 5:30pm. $20; $17 in advance.
Learning Center
Fly Fishers International (FFI) is pleased to offer FREE fly fishing instruction at the Learning Center located on the main show floor. Basic fly-casting, fly-tying, and knots, will be taught throughout the day-every day of the Fly Fishing Show.
Directions and Lodging
Lancaster County Convention Center
3 East Vine Street
Lancaster, PA 17602
Directions
DIRECTIONS – From Highway 30, take the Fruitville Pike exit and follow directions for “Historic Lancaster.” Fruitville Pike will become N Prince St. Proceed south on N Prince St to King St; left on King St.
BY AIR – Harrisburg International Airport located 26 miles from the Lancaster County Convention Center. Please visit this website for information regarding ground transportation.
Shuttle – Personal Touch Transportation 717-283-7490 www.wewilldriveyou.com
PARKING – Park in the Lancaster Parking Authority lots and we will give you a discount coupon when you arrive and buy your show ticket. See the garage locations on their map at http://www.lancasterparkingauthority.com
Accommodations:
Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square
25 South Queen St | Lancaster, PA 17603
T: 717-239-1600 or 1-888-850-6146 Request the Fly Fishing Show rate if you call.
Book your group rate for 2026 Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Show – SINGLE for $169 USD
*Rate includes complimentary self-parking for one vehicle
Official Fly Fishing Show information to book your hotel will be extended from info@flyfishingshow.com and/or posted on The Fly Fishing Show website, www.flyfishingshow.com when it becomes available. Please use only the phone numbers and website links the Show provides. Please be advised other “hotel booking scalpers” are misrepresenting themselves calling customers. Please do not book through these scalpers to avoid problems or overpayment. Thank you and look for additional information to follow soon.
Celebrities and Authors
Celebrities: TBA
Authors: TBA
Fly Tiers
TBA
Exhibitors & Map
Exhibitors & Map: TBA
Note from the Director
A Note from the Director:
Thank you for joining us at the 2025 Fly Fishing Shows! On behalf of our entire team, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks for attending the 2025 Fly Fishing Shows. Your presence, passion, and enthusiasm helped make this year’s events some of the most memorable yet.
Whether you joined us to discover the latest gear, learn from expert anglers, connect with fellow enthusiasts, or simply share your love of fly fishing, we hope the shows inspired you as much as they inspired us. It’s your support that keeps the spirit of fly fishing alive and thriving.
We’re incredibly grateful for your continued involvement and look forward to seeing you on the water—or at the next show in Lancaster, PA: March 14, 15.
Tight Lines,
-Ben Furimsky and the Fly Fishing Show Family.
Programs, Seminars and Classes
(click for more information about programs, seminars and classes)
Fly Fishers International (FFI) hosts the Fly Fishing Learning Center with fly tying, casting instruction and other fly fishing information and is free to show attendees. The FFI Learning Center is a good place for a beginner or to advance the skills of all fly fishers. Stop by and get acquainted!
Steve has written a number of articles related to antique fly tackle collecting for magazines and journals such as AntiqueWeek, Classic Angling, Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors, and the Yale Anglers’ Journal. Steve has also written a regular “Cast From The Past” column for Moldy Chum, as well as articles for Hatch, MidCurrent, Dun Magazine, and others. More information at: www.flyfishingtreasures.com
Belize River Lodge
of printing fish and capturing the story of their catch. This practice dates back to the mid-1800s and is fabled to have settled the timeless debate about catching the biggest fish between samurai. A limited number of attendees with be able to learn about and create their very own Gyotaku fish print with renowned artist, 
Live Paintings with Fly Rods by Zach Otte:
To submit an image, contact Zach through one of the below:
The Gnomes Traveling Rod Show: 