Fly Fishing in the catskills, hudson valley, and connecticut
Guided fly fishing adventures for both beginners and experienced fly fishers alike. Classes and lessons also available.
What We Practice (Contains External Links)
Safety
Catch and Release
Catch and Release
Safety comes first - anglers should be aware of potential dangers and prepare for a fun and safe outdoor adventure. We follow the safety guidelines published by Fly Fishers International and always carry a first aid kit and emergency communications device.
Catch and Release
Catch and Release
Catch and Release
We practice catch and release angling. This improves native and wild fish populations by allowing more fish to remain and reproduce in the streams we fish. Releasing fish back into the water unharmed can help to ensure that the enjoyment of fly fishing will last for generations to come.
Conservation
Catch and Release
Conservation
Small actions can have lasting impacts on delicate plants, wildlife, and landscapes. We fish on public lands and do our best to minimize the impact of our activities on the environment. That's why we follow the Leave No Trace Seven Principles and Tips for Fishing.
About Us
Bryan Bird
Growing up in the Hudson Valley in New York, Bryan learned to fly fish on the legendary streams of the Catskill Mountains. Before the days of YouTube, Bryan and his Dad learned the art and science of fly fishing for trout by reading books and through lots and lots of trial and error.
A United States Army Veteran, Bryan settled with his family in Fairfield County, Connecticut and works in New York City. He likes to share his love of the outdoors as a licensed outdoor guide.
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Licensed Outdoor Guide
New York City Department of Environmental Protection Registered Guide Service
Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Conservation
Registered Fishing Guide