If your into fly fishing this is a must see!They have just finished redoing many of the exhibit areas and it is well done. Especially enjoyed the section on the presidents that spent their down time fly fishing. You can even see some of their rods and flies. Really cool! Cost is $5 per adult. We spent about 1 1/2 hours looking at the various exhibits and talking with the curators. You will also be greeted by the host lab tippet.

Extremely interesting little museum full of rich history about fly-fishing. They also have an elaborate library, full of fly recipes and fish stories! Replicas of all sorts of different frout and salmon, even a muskellunge. They also have an area where you can sit down and tie flues yourself, they provide vices, snips, and tying material! Definitely a very cool place to stop, you can really get an understanding of why we fish the way we do today, and get a look at what kinds of equipment they used years and years ago! Definitely recommend to any angler, young or old.

I couldnt imagine how this would be done, but incorporating art, books, photos and flies, theyve made a fascinating exhibit.

A must visit for any dedicated fly fisherman as well as those looking for something to do while in Manchester, Vermont. Where it all started with a really neat fly fishing collection.

Must see for any flyfishing person!

Nice little fly fishing museum. Explains the history of fly fishing. Entrance fee was reasonable.

Very informative. Although it is on the smaller side (excluding the library), one can expect to be here for ~30 minutes to fully look at everything it has to offer.

Everything you wanted to see and learn about fly fishing.it is located next to it is orvis

The Fly fishing history is amazing. Looks small from the outside but there is a ton to see on the inside.

Very informative, learned more than I expected. Could stand to have some soft background music.

Shane is a pretty cool guy, lots of help

They have Bing Crosbys hat, fishing pole, and a number of the flys he made! Oh, and a lot of items from past presidents and other notable historic persons.

Great for fishing, but they do not teach you how to fly. ;)

This is a must stop if you are in Vermont. Great exhibits.

Not sure what your looking for, but this one room display was very well done. Specific to flies and the advance of the tackle. A small library on the second floor which we did not visit, but included in the $5 admission fee.

A wonderful collection. Awesome stop for an hour!

A bit costly but sure a great place for fly fishing enthusiasts.

Anyone interested in Fly Fishing at any level should visit.

Small. About 4 rooms of items on display.

Flying fish flying fish are amazing