The 2025 season offers diverse opportunities, including the “No Place Like Nome” adventure in June, where anglers will target state-record Arctic grayling on the Niukluk River. For those seeking a comprehensive learning experience, the Tangle Lakes Grayling Academy provides a women-only environment near Paxson, Alaska, focused on skill mastery and independence. There’s also the Mother-Daughter Beginning Fly Fishing School in August, held at a cozy cabin resort in Petersville. This retreat promises a special weekend of bonding over the basics of fly fishing, catering to women who want to introduce their daughters, nieces, or younger family members to the joys of angling.

Additionally, Women’s Flyfishing offers classes tailored to all levels, from Beginning Fly Fishing to Intermediate Fly Fishing, Spey Casting, and Fly Tying. These in-person classes run throughout the year in Anchorage and Palmer, making it easy for anglers to brush up on their skills before the next big trip. Each class is taught by knowledgeable guides, providing hands-on learning and plenty of practice.

Whether joining one of the group excursions or taking a class, Women’s Flfishing is an ideal choice for women looking to experience the thrill of fly fishing in a welcoming, adventurous, and expertly guided setting.