Streamer Workshop
Northern California Waters - Yuba River
We are proud to offer workshops to help our guests hone their angling skills with hands-on and on-the-water training in a friendly atmosphere.
Our workshops are like a fly-fishing mini-camp. Each student will enjoy personalized instruction to reinforce fundamental fly fishing skills and expand your angling knowledge.
These workshops include instruction on rigging and presentation, in a hands-on experience on the water.
Streamer Workshop
Streamer fishing is a forgotten art, even though people like Joe Brooks and Kelley Gallop have perfected the technique of fishing streamers for big fish. Learning these secrets will produce more fish and generate a greater understanding of the sport of fly fishing.
Many fly fishers know how to high stick a nymph or drift a Royal Wulff in pocket water, but fishing with streamers is much more. Streamer fishing is a collective technique incorporating all others; the technique uses dead drift, swing, and stripping tactics that are intermingled to anger big fish into striking. It’s a true art that once mastered – provides another effective tool for any intermediate angler. Using streamer techniques and landing big fish is what this workshop is all about.
2024 | Workshop
March 18 | 2 Open, 1 Booked
Streamer Workshop is held on the Yuba River at Hammon Grove County Park, CA.
Streamer workshops are taught by one instructor per every three enrolled students, cost is $120 per student for the morning workshop. Rods, reels, flies, leaders, and lines are all-inclusive however, wading gear is not. A detailed Handout is provided to the student to take home as a reference from the morning workshop. Students may bring their own equipment if they wish. Students must possess a valid California fishing license and Steelhead Card.