The Fly Fishing Section offers Fly Fishing School (FFS), Fly Tying Schools (FTS), monthly programs, seminars and clinics.

1) To learn about upcoming monthly educational events, go to the Mile High Mountaineer.
2) To register for educational and fun FF trips go to the Activity Schedule.
3) To register for FF Schools, log in, click on the PROGRAM tab, then EDUCATION. 
4) To register for monthly FF programs, click on the PROGRAMS tab, and SPECIAL SECTIONS.  Registrations for seminars, clinics and other events, requires a member log in.
5) To learn everything that you wanted to know about FF, go to the FF Section web page.
6) To stay informed about all the FF activities, place your Email address on the FF section mail server.  Contact the FF Section Chairman.

Fly Fishing School

This school is designed to teach beginners with little or no experience.  Students provide their own rod, reel, line waders, boots and license.  We provide most everything else. The course consists of three evening lectures of three hours each and one Saturday field trip.

Fly Tying School 101

It is designed for those with little or no experience.  Tying equipment and materials are provided.  The school consists of four classes providing instruction on tying tools and how to use them, attaching the thread, attaching the materials, fly proportions, and finishing the fly. 

Fly Tying School 102

FTS 101 or equivalent skills are a prerequisite for this school.  Students must have their own fly tying equipment.  The school consists of four classes providing instruction for more complicated nymphs and two dry flies.  Using these techniques the student will be able to tie dozens of variations.

Fly Tying Seminars

In the off season, some of our more experienced fly tyers may offer evening seminars regarding specific topics or flies. The pre-requisite experience is Fly Tying 101 or the equivalent. Although instructional, the presence of tyers of different skill levels makes for good discussion and exchange of ideas. This is a great way to learn new skills at higher detail.

Fly Casting Clinics

Fly Casting Clinics are offered periodically throughout the season to help our members improve their casting. They may cover general or specific topics relative to casting. The clinics are led by a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor with help from some of our very experienced members. Member feedback regarding these clinics has been good, and these are an excellent opportunity to improve your skills and line control.

On River Clinics

During the season, more experienced members of our Section may offer on river instruction in specific areas or techniques. These are usually designated as Instructional Trips. They may cover such topics as nymph fishing, dead drift, and dry fly fishing, to name a few. This is a perfect way to delve into details of different techniques and receive instruction from an experienced person.