National Women’s Fly Fishing Day is celebrated on June 27, recognizing female anglers who contribute energy and community to the sport of fly fishing. This day encourages women to gather on streams and rivers, where they support each other by sharing tips, laughter, and encouragement. Activities often include group outings, beginner-friendly lessons led by women guides, and mentorship sessions that pair experienced anglers with newcomers. The celebration also highlights the historical contributions of women in fly fishing, from early figures like Dame Juliana Berners to modern leaders who promote inclusivity in the sport. Participants often share their experiences on social media using dedicated hashtags, fostering a sense of community and visibility for women in fly fishing. The day serves as both a celebration and a reminder that women belong in all aspects of the outdoors.