I learned fly fishing the hard way – through trial and error, plenty of mistakes, and years on the water. Now I’m passionate about helping you skip the frustration and become a confident angler faster.

Here’s the thing: fly casting has one purpose – to present your fly with accuracy so you can fool that fish. The better you cast, the more fish you’ll catch. Sure, there’s lots to learn in fly fishing – reading rivers, insect lifecycles, timing tides – but casting is special. It’s the only skill where, with proper feedback, you’ll see constant improvement. Even better? It’s the one thing only you can do for yourself. A buddy or guide can help with everything else, but your cast is all yours.

If I could rewind, I’d have gone straight for structured, professional instruction. That’s exactly what I want to give you.

Your coach doesn’t need to be standing next to you. You could be on opposite sides of the world. It works just as well as in-person, with way more flexibility.

The tech? Super simple. You can connect live over FaceTime or Zoom. Or go asynchronous: you film yourself, send the video, and get voice-over feedback to review on your own time or discuss via Zoom.

All you need is your phone and an app called Onform that makes sharing videos ridiculously easy.

The asynchronous approach gives you a few days between your casting session and feedback chat. You’ll have time to study the video without rushing. When we connect, we’ll have a relaxed conversation about what’s working and what needs work. You’ll have time to reflect before picking up your rod again.

My choice – asynchronous with the occasional real-time casting session.

If you want an immersive fly casting experience then purchase by Spring ’26 Good2Great Fly Casting Workshop April 11th to May 30th