Learn It Right
Coaching That Sticks After One Session.
Guidance sessions are pure instruction: two hours on the dock or the skiff with a coach, your skill level, and a plan. Beginners learn casting, knots, hooksets, and safe releases. Improvers work on sight-casting, lure presentation, and reading tide lines. Kids get games, not lectures.
Every session ends with a written practice plan and a month of follow-up questions by text — because the learning happens on your next ten trips, not just this one.
- Two-hour private sessions, dock-based or on the water
- Fly-casting, spinning, and baitcasting tracks for every level
- Kids' lessons built around games, with all gear sized to fit
The Curriculum
What You'll Walk Away With
Casting That Lands
Overhead, sidearm, and roll casts with accuracy games — plus fly-casting loops for the long rod.
Knots In Minutes
Three knots that cover everything: loop, leader, and hook. Tied blindfolded by the end (almost).
Reading Water
Current seams, tide lines, bait signs, and structure — see the water the way a guide sees it.
Clean Releases
Handling, hooks, and photography that keep fish healthy — because the next angler deserves the same thrill.
Good To Know
Coaching Questions
With the beginner dock session. Two hours, no boat, no pressure — you'll cast, tie, hook, and release your first fish before lunch.
Yes — Tommy runs our fly program from first loop to sight-casting reds on the flats. Waders, boots, and flies are included.
Kids from six up, with sessions built around attention spans and games. Adults of any age — our oldest first-timer was eighty-one.
Every trip includes informal coaching, but dedicated guidance sessions go deeper. Many guests book a lesson first, then a trip to practice.