Youth Camps
Our Youth Camps are an immersive experience designed to spark a lifelong passion for fly fishing, rivers, and the intricate ecosystems they support. We're thrilled to share our knowledge and enthusiasm with your children, guiding them through hands-on activities that blend the thrill of fly fishing with the wonders of scientific discovery and environmental stewardship.
Day Camps
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Each day is packed with engaging activities that cater to a variety of interests and learning styles:
Fly Fishing: Learn the art of fly fishing, from casting techniques to identifying hatches and selecting the right flies.
Entomology: Discover the fascinating world of insects, their role in the ecosystem, and their importance as a food source for fish.
Ecosystem Sciences: Explore the interconnectedness of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, learning about water quality, riparian habitats, and the life cycles of various organisms.
Conservation Lesson: Understand the importance of conservation and responsible land and water use, and discover how to protect our precious natural resources.
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2025 Dates
June 1-5, 15-19
July 6-10, 27-31
August 3-6
Cost: $1500 per Student
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All fishing gear needed to participate
Custom Westfeather Hat
Sunhoodie and stickers
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Lunch is not included
Pack List provided upon registration
Guides carry: First Aid, Water, Snacks, Sunscreen, Bug spray, Communication device
Overnight Camps
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Each day is packed with engaging activities that cater to a variety of interests and learning styles:
Fly Fishing: Learn the art of fly fishing, from casting techniques to identifying hatches and selecting the right flies.
Hiking and Outdoor Skills: Explore nearby trails, learning essential hiking techniques, wilderness navigation, and Leave No Trace principles.
Camping Skills: Master the basics of camping, including setting up tents, building campfires, and cooking over an open flame.
Ecosystem Sciences: Explore the interconnectedness of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, learning about water quality, riparian habitats, and the life cycles of various organisms.
Conservation Lesson: Understand the importance of conservation and responsible land and water use, and discover how to protect our precious natural resources.
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2025 Dates:
June 29-July 2
July 20-23
August 10-13
Cost: $1800 per Student
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All fishing gear needed to participate
Custom Westfeather Hat
Sunhoodie and stickers
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Food: We will do a food shop on the first day of the Camp. This will be educational for future trip planning and introduction to easy healthy camp meals.
Pack List provided upon registration
Guides Carry: First Aid, Water, Snacks, Sunscreen, Bug spray, Communication device, Extra Layers