Saltwater Edge Fly Fishing Forum

A focused learning event with classroom time, hands-on rigging, and outdoor practice for dedicated saltwater fly anglers.

This full-day forum sharpens the saltwater fly fishing approach for striped bass, false albacore, and tautog. The program blends clear instruction with practical work on knots, leaders, casting, and fly choice. Anglers build skills around tides, structure, and local patterns while refining species-specific tactics that matter on the New England coast. New anglers gain a solid foundation, and experienced fishermen tighten up the small details that improve time on the water. The day also brings together a community of fly anglers who share ideas, compare rigging, and learn from one another.

Key Features

• Full-day program focused on refining saltwater fly tactics for inshore species.
• Hands-on work with knots, leaders, rigging, and fly selection.
• Mix of classroom learning, outdoor practice, and technique refinement.
• Covers tides, structure, gear choice, and species-specific strategies.
• Builds casting efficiency and practical on-the-water decision making.
• Designed for both new and intermediate saltwater fly anglers.
• Encourages community through shared learning and discussion.

Why We Like It

This forum brings New England saltwater fly fishing into clear focus with instruction that’s practical and easy to apply. You get real time with rigs, knots, and patterns along with thoughtful discussion from anglers who fish this coast hard. It’s a strong way to build confidence, sharpen technique, and connect with a dedicated fly fishing community.