The Art of Fly Fishing is a series of three-hour workshops taught standing in the river current. Led by Trico founder Brew Moscarello, an Orvis-Endorsed Guide, each session moves from demonstration to application to correction, in real time, on the waters of signature rivers.

For the dry-fly angler, the Trico hatch is one of those special events that can test every part of your game.

In preparation for a bonefishing adventure to the Bahamas, Brew Moscarello gets some tips from longtime Orvis operative, Pete Kutzer.

Learn to fly fish on Vermont's Battenkill River — one of the Northeast's most storied trout streams. Trico Unlimited offers guided lessons and trips in Arlington and Manchester, VT, led by a guide with nearly 40 years on the water.

If you learn just three basic knots, you can handle nearly every trout fishing situation you’ll encounter on the water.

Learn what trout species live in Vermont's Battenkill River — wild brown trout, native brook trout, their habitat, behavior, and the best seasons to fish for them.

Check before you fish: live Battenkill River flow rates, water levels, temperature readings, and weekly weather. Real-time conditions for the Manchester-Arlington stretch.

Brew Moscarello's Battenkill guiding philosophy: Adventure & Instruction. Why authentic local knowledge beats corporate-style fly fishing services.

Maximize your Battenkill success: seasonal hatch charts, water conditions, weather patterns, and local insider tips for fishing Vermont's legendary Manchester-Arlington stretch.

How to fish the Battenkill successfully: observe before casting, master drag-free drifts, align with hatches, wade slowly. Proven techniques for Southern Vermont's technical trout water.

Explore the Battenkill River's natural history: spring-fed Vermont waters, wild brown trout, and the legendary mayfly hatches that defined American fly fishing.