$3
weeklyor $19 for 16 classes
Fishing Made Easy with Teacher Priscilla
Ages 13-18
Live Group Course
Live video meetings
2x per week, 8 weeks
6-12 learners per class
60 min
What's included
16 live meetings
16 in-class hoursHomework
1-2 hours per week. Rod and Reel Selection • Assignment: Research and create a guide for selecting the right rod and reel based on age, skill level, and the type of fish you want to catch. Include details such as length, weight, and type of reel (spinning, spin-cast, cane pole, etc.). • Objective: Students will understand the factors involved in choosing the right equipment for their needs. 2. Rod and Reel Shopping List • Assignment: Visit a local fishing store (or browse online) and compile a list of suitable rods and reels. • Objective: Students will gain hands-on experience in selecting and comparing different fishing gear options. 3. Rigging a Rod and Reel: Step-by-Step. 4. Cane Pole Rigging 5. Casting Practice Plan 6. Casting Reflection and Feedback • Assignment: After practicing casting with your spinning and spin-cast reels, write a short reflection on what went well and what challenges you faced. Ask a family member or friend to observe and provide feedback on your technique.Certificate of Completion
1 after class completionClass Experience
US Grade 7
Beginner Level
Dive into "Fishing Made Easy with Teacher Priscilla" and explore the exciting world of fishing! This interactive class covers the basics, from choosing the right gear to mastering various fishing techniques like fly fishing, fresh water fishing, and saltwater fishing. Lessons are structured with a blend of engaging lectures, fun games, and detailed slides to ensure a well-rounded understanding. Power Point slides will bring students face to face with information about fishing, while group discussions foster a working together as a team learning environment. My teaching style is dynamic and hands-on, allowing you to actively participate and ask questions during every session. Whether you are casting a line for the first time or refining your skills, this class ensures a fun and educational experience with plenty of opportunities for direct interaction!
Learning Goals
Fishing Fundamentals: Students will learn the essential skills and knowledge required to start fishing, including how to select the appropriate gear, bait, and tackle for different types of fishing.
Fishing Techniques: Students will be taught various fishing techniques such as casting, reeling, and setting the hook, as well as specific methods like fly fishing, freshwater fishing, and saltwater fishing.
Syllabus
16 Lessons
over 8 WeeksLesson 1:
Understanding the Basics of Fishing
This lesson will introduce students to the concept of fishing and its importance.
Activities:
Discussion on the different types of fishing (freshwater, saltwater, fly fishing, etc.)
Brief overview of the course
60 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
Fishing Regulations and Licensing
This lesson will teach students about fishing regulations and the necessity of a fishing license.
Activities:
Explanation of local fishing regulations.
Steps to obtain a fishing license for a 16-year-old.
Classroom activity: Contact your local fish and game department to ask questions. You may have just a wildlife department in your state. Check both.
60 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Choosing a Fishing Rod and Reel
This lesson will introduce students to the different types of fishing rods and reels.
Activities:
Explanation of various types of rods (spinning, bait casting, cane poles).
Demonstration on how to select the appropriate rod and reel for beginners.
60 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
Purchasing and Assembling Your Fishing Gear
This lesson will guide students through purchasing and assembling their first fishing gear.
Activities:
Discussion on where to buy fishing gear.
Hands-on activity: Assemble a fishing rod and reel in class.
60 mins online live lesson
Other Details
Learning Needs
I created this class with the idea that children with special needs may want to learn how to fish.
Parental Guidance
Sharp Objects
Warning: Hooks, knives, and other tools used in rigging can be very sharp and dangerous. Always handle them with care.
Safety Tip: Keep fingers away from hook points, and use pliers or a hook remover to handle hooks when necessary. Parents should supervise younger students closely when handling sharp tools.
2. Proper Handling of Line Tension
Warning: The fishing line can snap under tension and cause injuries, particularly to the eyes or face.
Safety Tip: Always wear safety glasses when working with fishing lines, and ensure the line is not overly tight before cutting or adjusting it.
3. Safe Casting Zones
Warning: Casting in crowded areas or near obstacles can lead to accidental injuries.
Safety Tip: Always check your surroundings before casting, ensuring no one is within your casting range. Practice casting in a wide, open area away from people, pets, and obstacles.
4. Handling Reels and Rods
Warning: Reels and rods can cause injuries if mishandled or dropped.
Safety Tip: Always hold the rod securely when rigging or casting, and never leave a rigged rod unattended in an area where someone might trip over it. Be cautious when assembling the rod to avoid pinching fingers.
5. Tying Knots
Warning: Tightening knots can cause sudden jerks or movements that may lead to injury.
Safety Tip: When tying knots, keep your fingers clear of the line’s path and avoid pulling the line toward your face. Use slow, controlled movements to tighten knots.
6. Environmental Awareness
Warning: Rigging near water bodies can be risky, especially for younger children who might accidentally fall in.
Safety Tip: Always rig your equipment a safe distance from the water’s edge. If near water, ensure children wear life jackets and are supervised at all times.
7. Storage and Transport
Warning: Improper storage of rigged rods can cause accidents, such as hooks snagging on clothing or skin.
Safety Tip: After rigging, secure hooks in hook keepers and ensure the rod is stored safely in a way that prevents accidental contact with sharp objects.
By following these safety tips, both parents and students can minimize the risks associated with rigging up fishing gear and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Pre-Requisites
none
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Meet the teacher
Teacher expertise and credentials
I have over 30 years of experience in fishing. My father taught me how to fish years ago and I'm so happy he did! When I say I "love" fishing, I love FISHING! Are you ready to learn how to fish with Teacher Priscilla?
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