Finding serenity 
in fly fishing,
one day at a time

We run free fly fishing retreats for people in recovery. No experience needed, no gear to buy, nothing to pay — just a day on the water with people who understand, and a few hours where nothing else is asked of you.

Two people stand in a shallow river, one holding a fishing rod and the other holding a fishing net, near a rocky and mossy riverbank surrounded by trees and greenery.

Where we're headed next

Every retreat is free to attend. Pick a location, tell us you're coming, and we'll take it from there.

Colorado

April 2027

Coming Soon

Georgia

January 30, 2027
9 am-4 pm

Vermont

June 2027

Coming Soon

Catskills, NY

June 2027

Coming Soon

Michigan

August 26, 2027
9 am-4 pm

Colorado

July 2027

Coming Soon

Montana

September 2027

Coming Soon

Don’t see one near you?

Help us bring a retreat to your waters, or lend a hand at an upcoming one.

Three ways 
to get involved

WAYS IN

Some people come to fish. Some help run the day. Some pay for it so it stays free. All three keep this going — and the first is where most people start.

Come to a retreat

Volunteer with us

Give

Two people stand in a shallow creek fishing with a fishing rod in a wooded area on a sunny day, smiling and enjoying the outdoor experience.

OUR STORY

Why we do this

Becca Sue Klein found her way to sobriety and found fly fishing at the same time, and understood that the two were connected. She started taking other people fishing. That was the whole beginning of it.

Becca passed away in January 2025. The work continues in her name, run entirely by volunteers.

Since 2022

Every one of them free.

20

retreats run

182

participants

140+

volunteers

7

states

A group of people fishing in a river surrounded by green trees.

“

The fishing was the part I was most looking forward to, but in the end it was the conversations and fellowship that filled my cup."

Retreat participant

Two retreats

A woman sitting on a chair with her hands clasped, smiling, while another person kneels beside her on the grass, working on her hand. There is gear and outdoor equipment around them, suggesting an outdoor activity or event.

You show up.
We handle the rest.

Rods, reels, waders, flies, lunch, instruction — all provided. Most people who come have never held a fly rod. That's the normal starting point, not the exception.

WHERE WE’VE BEEN FEATURED

SHOUT ATLANTA

DUN MAGAZINE

CITY LIFESTYLE

11ALIVE

MIDCURRENT

FLY FISHERMAN

There's a spot on the water for you

No cost, no experience, and nobody keeping score. Just a day, and a group of people who already know why you're there.