1-800-835-6343

FAQ

Q. Do I need to bring my own equipment to attend a Tall Timber Fly Fishing Class?

A. No. We can provide rods and waders if you do not have your own equipment, but of course feel free to bring and use your own. To reserve equipment, we will need pant and shoe size information when you make your reservation.

Q. Do I need a fishing license?

A. Yes. You will need a N.H. Fishing License, which you can purchase when you check-in at Tall Timber.

Q. What is the ratio of instructor to students?

A. The instructor to student ratio is typically 1 to 3. Classes are kept small to ensure that you get personal attention.

Q. My spouse / guest would like to accompany me and we would like to stay in a basic cabin. What is the extra cost?

A. A spouse / guest of a student staying in a basic cabin will be charged for the other half of the cabin base rate and meals separately. Students that request upgraded accommodations will be charged the difference between the school lodging price and the upgraded price.

Q. What is not included in the cost of the school or casting clinics?

A. Alcoholic beverages in the Rainbow Grille & Tavern are not included in the cost of the school.

Fly Fishing School Itinerary

Friday
3:00 to 4:30 PM Students arrive and check-in

5:00 PM Meet, Greet & Eat Dinner in the Rainbow Grille

7:30 PM Classroom

Saturday
8:00 AM Breakfast

8:30 AM Rod & Reel Assembly, River Safety,
Reading Water, Fly Casting

12:00 PM Lunch - picnic by the Connecticut River

1:00 PM Classroom - Entomology
Fly Fishing with Guides

5:00 PM Dinner

Sunday
5:30 AM Fly Fishing with Guides

9:00 AM Breakfast & Class review and Q & A session

10:30 AM Check-Out

Itinerary may change due to weather conditions. If you have questions concerning the school, please e-mail instructor and Licensed N.H. Fishing Guide Nick Proulx.

Tall Timber’s
Fly Fishing School Package
All Inclusive Lodging & Dining
Pittsburg, NH

Tall Timber’s Fly Fishing School Package
presented by Northern Water Guide

Northern Water Guide offers instructional fly fishing classes geared towards beginner anglers who would like to learn the basics of fly fishing. Instructional classes will be held outdoors on the river as well as at Tall Timber Lodge, located minutes away from the well known Trophy Stretch of the Connecticut river.  

Our goal is to make you more knowledgeable, confident, successful and most importantly, safe on the waters you fish. We know learning the sport of fly fishing can be intimidating to some, this is not intended to be a high intensity stressful class, just a step by step hands on training environment that caters to each individual's needs.

This course will review everything from gear and equipment selections, rod and reel anatomy, setup and basic knots to river safety, reading water, casting, entomology, fly selection and handling/releasing fish.
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Tall Timber's 2024 Fly Fishing Schools:
May 31 - June 2, July 19 - July 21

Tall Timber's Fly Fishing School Package includes:
   
Lodge Room or Basic Cabin* Accommodations at Tall Timber
(Other Cabins available)
    Two Breakfasts, Saturday Lunch, Two Three Course Dinners

Housekeeping and Dining Gratuities
N.H. Rooms & Meals Tax (8.5%), Tuition and Material Fees
Rod, reel, and waders usage for Fly Fishing School students

Fly Fishing School Package: $950
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* The following units are considered "Basic Cabins":
White Birch Apt. 1 and Silver Birch Apt. 2,
Alder, Beech, Cedar, Balsam, and Chuck's Cabin.
The rate is for students only - guests of students staying in the cabins will pay for the half of the cabin base rate separately. Students that request an accommodation upgrade will be charged the difference between the school lodging price and the upgrade price.

Space is limited to 9 students per class to offer a more direct guide/student ratio.  

To Register, Call us at: 1-800-83-LODGE

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Tall Timber’s
Fly Fishing School Package
All Inclusive Lodging & Dining, Pittsburg, NH

Tall Timber’s
Fly Fishing School Package

presented by
Northern Water Guide


Northern Water Guide offers instructional fly fishing classes geared towards beginner anglers who would like to learn the basics of fly fishing. Instructional classes will be held outdoors on the river as well as at Tall Timber Lodge, located minutes away from the well known Trophy Stretch of the Connecticut river.  

Our goal is to make you more knowledgeable, confident, successful and most importantly, safe on the waters you fish. We know learning the sport of fly fishing can be intimidating to some, this is not intended to be a high intensity stressful class, just a step by step hands on training environment that caters to each individual's needs.

This course will review everything from gear and equipment selections, rod and reel anatomy, setup and basic knots to river safety, reading water, casting, entomology, fly selection and handling/releasing fish.

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Tall Timber's 2024
Fly Fishing Schools:

5/31 - 6/2, 7/19 - 7/21

Tall Timber's Fly Fishing
School Package includes:
   
Lodge Room or Basic Cabin* Accommodations
(Other Cabins available)

    Two Breakfasts, Saturday Lunch, Two Three Course Dinners

Housekeeping and Dining Gratuities
N.H. Rooms & Meals Tax (8.5%), Tuition and Material Fees
Rod, reel, and waders usage for Fly Fishing School students

Fly Fishing School Package: $950
____________________

* The following units are considered "Basic Cabins":
White Birch Apt. 1 and Silver Birch Apt. 2, Alder, Beech, Cedar, Balsam, and Chuck's Cabin.
The rate is for students only - guests of students staying in the cabins will pay for the half of the cabin base rate separately. Students that request an accommodation upgrade will be charged the difference between the school lodging price and the upgrade price.

Space is limited to 9 students per class to offer a more direct guide/student ratio.  

To Register, Call us at:
1-800-83-LODGE

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FAQ

Q. Do I need to bring my own equipment to attend a Tall Timber Fly Fishing Class?

A. No. We can provide rods and waders if you do not have your own equipment, but of course feel free to bring and use your own. To reserve equipment, we will need pant and shoe size information when you make your reservation.

Q. Do I need a fishing license?

A. Yes. You will need a N.H. Fishing License, which you can purchase when you check-in at Tall Timber.

Q. What is the ratio of instructor to students?

A. The instructor to student ratio is typically 1 to 3. Classes are kept small to ensure that you get personal attention.

Q. My spouse / guest would like to accompany me and we would like to stay in a basic cabin. What is the extra cost?

A. A spouse / guest of a student staying in a basic cabin will be charged for the other half of the cabin base rate and meals separately. Students that request upgraded accommodations will be charged the difference between the school lodging price and the upgraded price.

Q. What is not included in the cost of the school or casting clinics?

A. Alcoholic beverages in the Rainbow Grille & Tavern are not included in the cost of the school.

Fly Fishing School Itinerary

Friday
3:00 to 4:30 PM Students arrive and check-in

5:00 PM Meet, Greet & Eat Dinner in the Rainbow Grille

7:30 PM Classroom

Saturday
8:00 AM Breakfast

8:30 AM Rod & Reel Assembly, River Safety,
Reading Water, Fly Casting

12:00 PM Lunch - picnic by the Connecticut River

1:00 PM Classroom - Entomology
Fly Fishing with Guides

5:00 PM Dinner

Sunday
5:30 AM Fly Fishing with Guides

9:00 AM Breakfast & Class review and Q & A session

10:30 AM Check-Out

Itinerary may change due to weather conditions. If you have questions concerning the school, please e-mail instructor and Licensed N.H. Fishing Guide Nick Proulx.