Children's Classes, 9 a.m. to Noon, Mondays and Tuesdays

On day one, children ages eight to 14 will learn a basic overview of the Gore Creek and its inhabitants; insect collection and observation; and how the Gore Creek fits into the larger Vail Valley ecosystem. Children will also learn basic equipment familiarization, safety, etiquette and the casting process. On day two, children will participate in a refresher of day one learning and then fish along the Gore Creek where they'll learn fish treatment and handling techniques. Class sizes are limited to eight students and cost is $40 per child for the two day class and includes all equipment.

Adult Classes, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Thursdays and Fridays

Participants, ages 15 and older, will discuss the surrounding ecosystem and entomology of the Gore Creek, as well as insect collection, life cycle classifications and where to look to find fish. Participants will then examine fly-fishing techniques and fly-usages and learn about safety, etiquette and casting. Class is limited to five and cost is $100 per person for the two day class and includes all equipment.

Family Classes, 9 a.m. to Noon, Wednesdays

An opportunity to bring the entire family out for an excursion, the family classes will provide a quick introductory lesson for both adults and children on ecology, entomology, equipment identification, safety, etiquette and a basic casting clinic. Class size is limited to eight people and includes all equipment. Cost is $40 per adult, $20 per child or $75 for a family of four.