Fly fishermen will have the chance to learn from two of the best when Skip Morris and Rick Hafele host a two-day workshop later this month.

Ranger and Greta look for trout on the Roaring Fork River near the airport in south Glenwood Springs.

Something fishy's going on at the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) headquarters on Rabbit Hill Road in Westborough. A four-week course, part of MassWildlife’s Angler Education program, teaches participants how to create simple fly designs to attract specific fish while fly-fishing. Read all about it in the Saturday, Jan. 21 edition of the MetroWest Daily News.

Fly-fishing authors/instructors Skip Morris and Rick Hafele are offering a two-day workshop 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Feb. 25-26 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Issaquah, which is sponsored by the Creekside Angling Company fly shop in Issaquah. Learn about the insects that move the fish, how to imitate those insects with the right fly, learn from a fly-tying master on how to tie some of his favorite patterns ...