Friday 9am-5pm Advanced Fly Casting Class with Mac Brown ($625.00)


Advanced Fly Casting Class with Mac Brown: The advanced fly casting class is for those that wish to improve their “game” when fly fishing. The class is a full 8 hours long and limited to 10 people. Necessary gear would include a 6 to 8-weight rod with a bright colored long belly fly line (such as the Scientific Anglers Expert Distance). The leader should be 7 ½’ to 8’ in length. A notepad for taking notes is encouraged to get the most out of the class. You will receive fly casting media such as book, DVD, and first-class instruction. The cost is $625.00 for the class. Where else can you take a class with fly fishing educators that make up a combined 81 years of teaching experience?

Learn the concepts by understanding the practical and comprehensive casting instruction to take you to the next level. Master a relaxed delivery, throw all types of loops, and increase your distance casts. The presentation fishing casts will enable you to master the concepts as well as the execution of multiple types of layout casts. These are the ones that help you catch more fish!

Mac Brown is the owner of Mac Brown Fly Fish and Fly Fishing Guide School in Western NC. Mac created the first full-time fly fishing guide service in Western North Carolina in 1987. The first Delayed Harvest on the Upper Nantahala River in early 1993 was also a result of his efforts. Mac was an Associate Professor at Western Carolina University teaching the Fly Fishing Program at the collegiate level. Mac Brown is the author of “Casting Angles” which is a fly casting handbook for those on the journey of understanding the mechanics of the cast. Mac is a member of many conservation organizations.

The classes’ objective is to facilitate and share drills, tips, and most importantly share the understanding of modern fly casting. Everyone’s personal journey constantly is enhanced by viewing things over time. Tradition has many gems to take into the future. Evolution is pushing it ahead by conveying what has been introduced in defiance of tradition.

Gain an understanding and appreciation for various rod loading along with the concept of “less is more” regarding loop efficiency. Once this becomes clearer there is a light-bulb moment for the student. This equates to greater efficiency for making fly casts while on the stream. Advanced.