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Experience a live and interactive learning experience with our top professionals in a limited attendance Zoom class.  Expect a similar experience to our live events!

Whether you are new to the sport of fly fishing, want to improve your time on the water, need a little refresher, or you just want to spend some one-on-one time with a celebrity, our Classes with the Experts will help you achieve your goals.  These classes will last 2-2.5 hours unless noted otherwise in the descriptions. To ensure quality instruction, class size is limited.  You must register in advance.

Enroll in a Virtual Class with one of the following Experts:

March 19, 7:00pm EST 
Tim Flagler:  Tim Flagler is the owner of Tightline Productions, L.L.C., a video production company located in Califon, NJ. Although Tightline produces video programs over a wide range of topics, their speciality is fly fishing. Almost every week they produce a new fly tying or “how to” video which appears not only on their Vimeo and YouTube channels but on MidCurrent and the Orvis fly tying blog as well. These videos often get picked up by other sites too, including Frankenfly, Chiwulff, The Limp Cobra, Globalflyfisher, Gink and Gasoline and Wideopenspaces, just to name a few. Many of the tying videos take the viewer well beyond just the tying of the fly and show what it looks like underwater, what natural it represents and how it can be fished.

Trout Spey with Tim Flagler: In conjunction with the Fly Fishing Show, Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions will be giving a virtual class on the basics of Trout Spey including casting, tactics and flies.  Click here for more details and to register.

“I’ve attended a lot of classes over the years at the fly shows. Last night was the most enjoyable. It was nice not having the time constraints of a class at a fly show.” – Joe

“I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and felt the nuggets you gave out were worth the investment.” – Robert

March 20, 11:00am EST
Tim Cammisa:  Tim Cammisa of “Trout and Feather” has been addicted to fly fishing and fly tying for about as long as anyone can remember. Although he and his wife Heather live in western Pennsylvania, fly fishing has taken him all over the country, with his fly fishing “home base” being in the State College area. Some of Tim’s favorite waters include the mighty Delaware (where he has guided) and Missouri Rivers; though discovering small streams with wild trout still continues to excite him (his son Angelo especially likes this, as he gets to be the “fish spotter!”). Tim is one of the new generation of fly fishers who have taken to social media to promote and teach the sport. A fly fisherman and fly tier for 30 years, Tim started making fly tying tutorials and posting them on YouTube, which permits users to upload their own homemade videos on just about any topic.
Tim and his coffee mug have co-starred in over 250 videos on many different fly fishing and tying topics, like purchasing and maintaining gear, tying with certain materials or a specific fly pattern, and giving back to charities such as Project Healing Waters. Tim has had a great response to his videos – he now has an audience of over 19,000 subscribers with nearly three million video views! You can view Tim’s fly tying and fly fishing videos on his website: http://www.troutandfeather.com

Confidence Patterns for Trout with Tim Cammisa: Learn an array of flies that are considered “go-to” patterns for today’s fly fishermen. Learn the concept behind why these are effective, steps to tie, and ways to integrate new materials and techniques during this session.  Click here for more details and to register.

“I really enjoyed your class today. From my side ever thing went great. I was able to tie along on a few patterns and learned new things from all the rest. I look forward to seeing you in person when things get back to normal.” – Fred

March 20, 8:00pm EST
Gary Borger: Gary Borger is one of the world’s foremost fly fishing educators. He has taught classes and lectured internationally on all aspects of fly-fishing for trout and salmon since 1972. He is recognized as one of the world’s leaders in fly designing. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin Campus in Wausau. He has published widely in sporting magazines around the world and has written six best-selling books on fly fishing. Gary pioneered fly fishing video instruction with his release of “Nymphing” in 1982. Since then he has produced 27 instructional videos and has been featured in various television programs, including his own production “The Tzar’s Trout.” Gary was a consultant on Robert Redford’s movie “A River Runs Through It.” With his award-winning CD/cassette tape, “My Madison,” he pioneered fly fishing, nature-music audios. In addition, Gary has been design consultant to a number of manufacturers in the fly fishing industry. He is a member of the Board of Governors of the Federation of Fly Fisher’s fly casting instructor certification program, a member of many conservation organizations, and was a founding board member of the River Alliance of Wisconsin. He has received many awards for conservation, including the first Lew Jewett Memorial Life Membership in the Federation of Fly Fishers in 1979. Gary currently writes, lectures, produces videos, and teaches schools on all aspects of fly fishing and fly tying.

Reading Water & Nymphing with Gary Borger: Learn to best determine not only where fish are, but why they are where they are and how to deliver your nymphs with the most successful methods.  Click here for more details and to register.

March 23, 7:00pm EST
Matt Heron: Matt grew up catching trout and bass in the historic Adirondack Mountains in upsate NY. Not long after was chasing migratory steelhead, browns and salmon in the Great Lakes tributaries every fall and spring. Little did Matt know that his first rod and reel outfit from Sage in 1991 would change his life forever.
After double majoring at University of Morrisville and University of Cortland, Matt would begin his full time career in fly fishing. He is a graduate of NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) and worked for the International Federation of Fly Fishers in Livingston Montana as his first job out of college. There he also became a IFFF Certified Casting Instructor.
Currently Matt runs his Fly Fishing School and Outfitter (http://mattheronflyfishing.com/) in Squaw Valley and Truckee in Lake Tahoe, CA. The school at Resort at Squaw Creek is widely recognized as one of the premier fly fishing education programs in the country. His guide staff of fourteen primarily focuses on the Truckee and Little Truckee rivers on the north shore of Lake Tahoe year round.
During the slow season, Matt can be found exploring the world’s finest destination and lodges with his hosted travel program. Matt has fished extensively throughout the lower 48, Alaska, Mexico, Aruba, Bonaire, Cuba, Honduras, Bahamas, Chile, BC and Belize.
He also spent six years working full time for the Fly Fishing Film Tour, the #1 entertainment event in the fishing industry.
Matt’s proud to have professional affiliations with Sage, Simms, Costa and RIO.
Lastly, Matt’s proudest accomplishment was accepting the position of Regional Director for the Reno/Tahoe Cast Hope. Cast Hope is a non-profit dedicated to getting at risk and underserved youth on water by providing complimentary gear and guide trips. http://www.casthope.org/
Matt resides in Truckee California with his beautiful wife Lulana and his two sons Declan and Easton.

Bugs for Beginners with Matt Heron: Matching the hatch made simple: Matching the hatch and bug identification can be one of the most intimidating and frustrating aspects for beginner anglers. Let full time guide and instructor Matt Heron guide you through his simple, step by step program for identifying the main insects trout eat, and help you pick the perfect fly every time!  Click here for more details and to register.

“That was a great presentation by Matt Heron yesterday. A lot of broad knowledge came together for me since he is an excellent presenter. It was just the right amount of information, thanks.” – Jane

“The course was definitely informative and helpful. Like I said in our quick intros, I generally rely on fishing reports before I head out and if they aren’t working, it quickly becomes a guessing game for me. It will definitely help to be able to identify different insects and adjust accordingly.” – Brian

March 25, 8:00pm EST
Landon R. Mayer: Landon Mayer’s angling success is fueled by an addiction to pursuing large trout with small flies and lightweight fly-fishing equipment. Mayer enthusiastically teaches and demonstrates his techniques and on-river knowledge to fellow anglers and has developed innovative strategies for sighting, hooking, and landing selective trout. He shares these tips and secrets in his books 101 Trout Tips: A Guide’s Secrets, Tactics and Techniques (new for 2015), Colorado’s Best Fly Fishing, Sight Fishing for Trout, and How to Catch the Biggest Trout of Your Life, in addition to two DVDs: Landing the Trout of Your Life and Weapons of Bass Production, both of which also feature John Barr.
Landon’s passion for fly-fishing has allowed him to make several noteworthy contributions to the sport on and off the water. This has included travels to present at The Fly Fishing Shows www.flyfishingshow.com, and related organizations of the Mid-Atlantic, West, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Southern states, as well as teaching through guided trips, fly-fishing classes, presentations, and demonstrations of his unique techniques.
Mayer is a contributing writer for Fly Fisherman and High Country Angler magazines. His contributions also have been featured in publications such as Fly Rod and Reel, American Angler, Southwest Fly Fishing, Field and Stream, Fly Fusion, and Fish and Fly magazines.
As an ambassador in the fly-fishing industry, Mayer represents several lines including Simms Fly Fishing apparel and is a royalty fly designer for Umpqua Feather Merchants. He is also an advisory team member of Simms Fishing products, Bauer Fly Reels, R.L. Winston, Scientific Angler, Smith , Fish Pond USA, Yeti Coolers, and Casio Pro Trek watches.
Mayer has been guiding in Colorado full time on the South Platte River for the last 20 years, and one full season on the Nak Nek River in AK. He resides with his wife, Michelle, and their four children in Florissant, Colorado. For additional information on his services and presentations, contact him at: www.landonmayer.com, Landon Mayer Fly Fishing on Facebook and @landonmayerflyfishing on Instagram.

Mastering the Short Game with Landon Mayer: Close Range Visual Techniques for Giant Trout: Veteran Colorado guide Landon Mayer covers close range tactics with nymphs, dry flies, and streamers teaching you how to control your cast, make accurate presentations, and feed fish with precise drifts.  Click here for more details and to register.

March 27, 8:00pm EST
Gary Borger: Gary Borger is one of the world’s foremost fly fishing educators. He has taught classes and lectured internationally on all aspects of fly-fishing for trout and salmon since 1972. He is recognized as one of the world’s leaders in fly designing. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin Campus in Wausau. He has published widely in sporting magazines around the world and has written six best-selling books on fly fishing. Gary pioneered fly fishing video instruction with his release of “Nymphing” in 1982. Since then he has produced 27 instructional videos and has been featured in various television programs, including his own production “The Tzar’s Trout.” Gary was a consultant on Robert Redford’s movie “A River Runs Through It.” With his award-winning CD/cassette tape, “My Madison,” he pioneered fly fishing, nature-music audios. In addition, Gary has been design consultant to a number of manufacturers in the fly fishing industry. He is a member of the Board of Governors of the Federation of Fly Fisher’s fly casting instructor certification program, a member of many conservation organizations, and was a founding board member of the River Alliance of Wisconsin. He has received many awards for conservation, including the first Lew Jewett Memorial Life Membership in the Federation of Fly Fishers in 1979. Gary currently writes, lectures, produces videos, and teaches schools on all aspects of fly fishing and fly tying.

Casting with Gary Borger: Casting and mending are essential skills for the fly fisher, and in this class with Gary Borger, they are covered in clear and concise detail. Gary will introduce each segment and add information on history, provide anecdotes on uses, and outline practice tactics for each.  Click here for more details and to register.

March 29, 9:00pm EST
Philip Rowley: Phil has been fly fishing for over 30 years. His love of fly fishing has taken him across North America pursuing trout, Atlantic and Pacific salmon, char, pike, walleye and numerous other species on the fly. But Phil is best known for his stillwater exploits. A former commercial fly tyer, Phil has written for almost every major fly fishing publication in North America. He has authored three books and numerous feature articles and two regular columns. Phil’s first book Fly Patterns for Stillwaters is a best seller. In addition to his writing, Phil has four instructional DVD’s. In 2007, Phil was a member of the gold medal winning team at the Canadian Fly Fishing championships. When he isn’t on the water Phil travels North America performing at outdoor shows, providing seminars, speaking to fly clubs and conducting fly-fishing schools. Phil also provides instructional stillwater guiding on the lakes located a short distance from his Edmonton area home. Phil has appeared on a number of T.V. shows including, BC Outdoors Sports Fishing, Sport Fishing B.C., Fishing Alberta and Fishing with Shelly and Courtney. Phil is presently one of the co-hosts of the New Fly Fisher, an educational fly fishing production. Make a point of visiting Phil on-line at, www.flycraftangling.com.

Stillwater 101 with Phil Rowley: Stillwater 101 introduces you to the charms stillwater fly fishing has to offer. In this comprehensive workshop you will learn how to decipher what lines to use for which situation, stillwater equipment including rod selection basic retrieves, fly selection, which fly styles to choose for different situations, entomology, water craft options and much more.  Click here for more details and to register.

March 30, 8:00pm EST
Jason Randall: Jason has been an outdoor writer for the last fifteen years with feature articles appearing regularly in American Angler, as well as Fly Fisherman, Eastern Fly Fishing, Northwest Fly Fishing and many other outdoor magazines. His first book, ‘Moving Water: A Fly Fisher’s Guide to Currents’ was released in 2012 by Stackpole/Headwater books. It studies the effect of current on trout, their prey species and presentation, where vertical layers of current create drag and requires adjustments to improve nymph fishing success. His second book ‘Feeding Time: A Fly Fisher’s Guide to What, Where and When Trout Eat’, was released in August of 2013. It focuses on matching your fishing strategies to the trout’s feeding strategies, especially when targeting large trout. In 2014, the third book in the ‘Fly Fisher’s Guide’ trilogy was released- ‘Trout Sense; A Fly Fisher’s Guide to What Trout See, Hear and Smell’, which offers anglers an opportunity to know more about the quarry they seek. In April 2017, Jason’s forth book was released from Stackpole/ Headwaters Books. Titled ‘Nymph Masters; Fly Fishing Secrets from Expert Anglers’, this book explores the depths of nymph fishing and advanced nymph fishing techniques. It incorporates tips and ideas from some if the leading experts in nymph fishing. In 2017, Jason joined Luminaries Lefty Kreh, Bob Clouser, Ed Jaworowski and many others on the TFO National Advisory Team. In 2017-18, Jason will appear and present at shows, clubs and events throughout the North America.

Fundamentals of Euro-nymphing with Jason Randall: This 1 1/2 hour class not only teaches the basics of Euronymphing, but also covers new refinements and cutting edge innovations in this rapidly evolving and highly productive method.  Click here for more details and to register.

April 1, 7:00pm EST
George Daniel: George began fly fishing at the age of 6 in Potter County, PA, a remote region filled with wilderness and beautiful brook trout. By age 14, George’s family relocated to PA’s limestone region, which contained the state’s best trout fisheries. By the age of 17, George was traveling throughout the state, seeking lessons from expert anglers. By age 21, George had learned from the best anglers in the NE, including his mentor Joe Humphreys. Out of curiosity and with the support of his wife, George began entering local and national fly-fishing competitions.
He earned a spot on Fly Fishing Team USA and remained on the team for 7 seasons. Also during that time, George was on the US Youth Fly Fishing Team’s coaching staff, including two years as head coach. George’s real motivation to compete was to travel the world and learn from world-renowned anglers to develop a global approach.
In that brief period, George had success by winning back-to-back US National Championships and placing in the top 5 in the 2006 World Fly Fishing Championships. Eventually, competitive fly-fishing took its toll, so George retired at age 32 to spend more time traveling with his family and to focus on fly fishing education.
George is a former manager of the TCO State College Fly Shop and now owns and operates Livin On The Fly LLC- a guide/educational service company located near State College, PA. George remains involved with the US Youth Fly Fishing Team as well as writing and conducting fly fishing clinics/presentations across the country. He recently became a contributing editor for Fly Fisherman Magazine. His first book, Dynamic Nymphing has become a best seller. Currently, George is working on a second book project titled “Strip-Set” which will be released September 2015. George lives along the banks of his favorite trout stream with his wife, Amidea and their two children.

Introduction to Nymphing with George Daniel: When, Where, How. This class covers everything you need to know to get started fishing below the surface.  Click here for more details and to register.

April 3, 12:00pm EST
Skip Morris: Skip Morris is a name fly fishers know well–after all, he’s published 18 books on fly fishing and fly tying over the past 25 years (including Fly Tying Made Clear and Simple, Western River Hatches, Trout Flies for Rivers, and Morris & Chan on Fly Fishing Trout Lakes) along with over 300 magazine articles on these topics. He’s also played host on a national fly-fishing television show and several instructional DVDs. As a speaker, Skip’s performed in states from California and Arizona to Michigan, Iowa and Alabama, to name only a few, three Canadian provinces, and overseas. The spring 2014 issue of Fly Tyer announced Skip as a winner of the magazine’s lifetime achievement award. Skip’s wife, Carol, provides much of the photography in Skip’s work and all the illustrations. They live,, with two battling cats, on Washington’s lush Olympic Peninsula with its myriad opportunities for both fresh and saltwater fly fishing. Skip and his wife, Carol, were for three years among the regular hosts of the “Fly-Fish Television Magazine” show, which was broadcast throughout the US and overseas. In the US, it was on the Outdoor Life Network. Skip’s original fly patterns are tied and distributed by the Solitude Fly Company of Alhambra, California. Their current catalog contains over 30 of Skip’s patterns, most in several sizes

Fly Fishing 101 with Skip Morris: This class will provide the critical answers for beginning fly fishers. Your instructor, Skip Morris, will cover where to expect to find fish, how to choose and present the fly, rigging and knots, basic casting and more.  Click here for more details and to register.

April 6, 9:00pm EST
Carol Ann Morris:  Carol Ann Morris is a fly-fishing photographer, speaker, videographer, and artist/illustrator, and she partners with her husband, fly designer and author Skip Morris, on his fly-fishing books, articles, and instructional videos. Her Etsy store, CarolAMorrisFlyFish, features photos, artwork, and custom pieces that reflect her love of fly fishing. Prior to being self-employed as a full-time artist and photographer, Carol worked as a small animal veterinarian (both as a practice owner and relief vet), and is now retired after 30 years.
Over the past two decades, Carol’s photographs and paintings have not only appeared in most of her husband Skip’s 21 fly-fishing and -tying books, but also on the covers and interior pages of such magazines and books as Grey’s Sporting Journal, Fly Fisherman, Yale Angler’s Journal, American Angler, Fly Fishing & Tying Journal, and America’s Favorite Flies.

Fly Fishing Photography 101: How to Capture What You See with Carol Ann Morris: This show is a 50-minute PowerPoint presentation, and takes an in-depth look at how to use color, composition, and light to take your photography to the next level, and make your photos come alive.  Click here for more details and to register.

April 10, 12:00pm EST
Ed Engle: Ed Engle’s fly fishing articles have appeared regularly in newspapers and magazines for more than 30 years. In the 1970’s his articles on short line nymphing techniques were among the first to appear in national fly fishing magazines. Since that time he has taught thousands of fly fishers the subtle art of nymphing through his books and articles, on-the-water seminars, and at his popular nymphing class sponsored by the Fly Fishing Show. Ed’s newest book, Trout Lessons (2010), considers what to do when your usual fly fishing solutions don’t work. His interest in tying and fishing small flies led to the publication of Tying Small Flies (2004) and Fishing Small Flies (2005). The two-volume set is credited with helping create the current surge of interest in pursuing trout with small flies. Ed’s dedication to fishing bamboo fly rods resulted in the publication of Splitting Cane (2002) which chronicled the life and craftsmanship of sixteen working rod makers. His first book, Fly Fishing the Tailwaters (1991), was a groundbreaking explanation of how to fish the regulated rivers found below dams. Ed is a regular contributor to American Angler, The Boulder Daily Camera and Gray’s Journal. In addition, he has written for Fly Fisherman, Fly Rod & Reel, Flyfishing & Tying Journal, Trout, Fly Tyer, Sports Afield, and Saltwater Fly Fishing. Ed’s current projects include work on a new book, coming up with new small fly patterns (he’s a Signature Fly Tier for Idylwilde Flies) guiding on Colorado’s South Platte River, and teaching at fly fishing seminars throughout he country. For more information or to contact Ed go to www.EdEngleflyfishing.com.

Practical Nymphing wiith Ed Engle: Learn foundation techniques that are crucial to success in a variety of nymphing situations. Always filled–Register Early! All levels. Revised and updated in 2021.  Click here for more details and to register.

April 17 12:00pm EST
Mary Ann Dozer: Mary Ann Dozer fell in love with fish, not while casting from a riverbank, but while scuba diving in the Caribbean and South Pacific with her husband, Dave. Her first fly fishing experience was in 1995 in Yellowstone Park and her passion for the sport took hold. When her high tech career wound down after 20 years, Mary Ann wanted to do something different with her life. The answer was easy: pursue her passion for fly fishing and share it with others. Mary Ann has been teaching & guiding for over 10 years in Oregon and Idaho, logging an average of 150 days/year on the water. She guides full-time in Central Oregon for the Fly Fishers Place in Sisters, Oregon. Mary Ann loves to introduce new anglers to fly fishing or take anglers’ skill to that next level. Whether this be via casting lesson, a day in a classroom, or a day on the water. Mary Ann considers casting an art form. She is adept at combining her responsibilities as a guide and teacher of our sport. She is known for her enthusiasm and expertise as a teacher. Mary Ann is a Fly Fishers International Master Casting Instructor and on the Casting Board of Governors. She is pursuing a Two Hand Casting Certification. Her love and finesse of casting has put her on the Winston Pro-Staff Team. Mary Ann believes in giving back to motivate others to pursue their interest in fly fishing for the Fly Fishers International at the local, state & national level. She co-leads the FFI Women Connect and has also co-chaired Education and Publicity for the Northwest Fly Fishing Expo for the last ten years. Mary Ann is deeply committed to supporting Casting for Recovery and has volunteered for events across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho for fifteen years.

Intro To Fly Fishing with Mary Ann Dozer-Putting Your Toe in the Water: This workshop for anglers new to fly fishing and who wish to build a strong foundation to accelerate their learning curve and have a strong base to launch their fly fishing passion.  Click here for more details and to register.

April 30 7:00pm EST
Mary Ann Dozer: Mary Ann Dozer fell in love with fish, not while casting from a riverbank, but while scuba diving in the Caribbean and South Pacific with her husband, Dave. Her first fly fishing experience was in 1995 in Yellowstone Park and her passion for the sport took hold. When her high tech career wound down after 20 years, Mary Ann wanted to do something different with her life. The answer was easy: pursue her passion for fly fishing and share it with others. Mary Ann has been teaching & guiding for over 10 years in Oregon and Idaho, logging an average of 150 days/year on the water. She guides full-time in Central Oregon for the Fly Fishers Place in Sisters, Oregon. Mary Ann loves to introduce new anglers to fly fishing or take anglers’ skill to that next level. Whether this be via casting lesson, a day in a classroom, or a day on the water. Mary Ann considers casting an art form. She is adept at combining her responsibilities as a guide and teacher of our sport. She is known for her enthusiasm and expertise as a teacher. Mary Ann is a Fly Fishers International Master Casting Instructor and on the Casting Board of Governors. She is pursuing a Two Hand Casting Certification. Her love and finesse of casting has put her on the Winston Pro-Staff Team. Mary Ann believes in giving back to motivate others to pursue their interest in fly fishing for the Fly Fishers International at the local, state & national level. She co-leads the FFI Women Connect and has also co-chaired Education and Publicity for the Northwest Fly Fishing Expo for the last ten years. Mary Ann is deeply committed to supporting Casting for Recovery and has volunteered for events across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho for fifteen years.

Fly Casting with Mary Ann Dozer–The Nuts & Bolts: This class is for all anglers, new or experienced, who want to ensure they have a solid foundation in the nuts & bolts of casting. The focus of this workshop will be improving your overhead cast and roll cast.  Click here for more details and to register.

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