Adult Introductory Fly Fishing Clinic at Lexington Wildlife Chapter

Our fly-fishing clinics are introductory clinics designed to learn the basics of fly fishing. Fishing and knot tying experience required.
About this Event

This beginner fly fishing class designed for ages 14 and up focuses on creating a supportive, low-pressure environment where anglers who want to learn fly fishing techniques. Class requires fishing experience.

Instructors start with the fundamentals—how to assemble a fly rod and understand essential gear—before moving into casting techniques. Expect hands-on practice with guidance on proper stance, timing, and line control. These classes also introduce the basics of reading water, identifying fish habitats, and understanding local regulations, making the experience both practical and approachable. This event is intended for anglers ages 14 and over. All participants 16 and over must have a current SCDNR Freshwater Fishing license.

For more information regarding an upcoming Freshwater Family Fishing Clinics event or want to become a certified instructor, please contact, Mary Rhett Davidson, [email protected].

Reminders:

What to bring: Dress is casual. Check the weather report and dress appropriately as you will be outside. Consider bringing a hat, sunglasses, bug spray and water. Everything you need to participate in the class will be provided for you for the duration of the event.