Reading Trout Water: Recorded Online Class
Join us on a river journey to learn about the different water currents, elements and features to become a better trout angler. Understand where trout live and you’ll catch more fish.
Class Covers
- Trout Basic Needs
- Water Temperature & Oxygen Contents
- River Types
- Sections of a River
- River Basics
- Where to Fish
- ABC’s of Fly Fishing
- Presentation Positions
- Key Takeaways
- Video and Photo Examples for Different Sections of a River
Instructors
Heather Hodson and Jenn Hsia
Cost
$30.00 – Scholarships available. Please email for more information.
Refunds
No refunds. This class is recorded and can be watched anytime.
| Topic | Key Focus |
|---|---|
| Water Temperature & Oxygen Contents | How temperature affects trout behavior and survival |
| Where to Fish | Identifying productive zones in river sections |
| Presentation Positions | Optimal angling positions for better catch rates |
FAQ
What will I learn in this class?
You will learn about trout basic needs, water temperature and oxygen levels, river types, river sections, and where to fish effectively. The class includes practical tips on presentation positions and key takeaways with video and photo examples.
Are there any prerequisites for this class?
No prerequisites. The class is designed for beginners and intermediate anglers who want to improve their understanding of trout habitat and river conditions.
Can I access the class after it ends?
Yes, the class is recorded and can be watched anytime after purchase.


Boris Hamilton –
The class gave me clear insights into trout behavior and water conditions. The video examples were helpful in understanding different river sections. I now know where to look for fish and how to adjust my approach based on water temperature.
Steven Turner –
Heather and Jenn are knowledgeable and explain concepts clearly. I especially appreciated the section on oxygen levels and water temperature. It changed how I plan my fishing trips.
Sally Poole –
I used the presentation positions tips during my next outing and caught a trout in a spot I hadn’t tried before. The practical examples made the content easy to apply in real fishing situations.