Archive for October, 2007

Basic Fly Fishing Tips for Newbies

By On October 29, 2007 No Comments
fly fishing
Fly fishing is one of the fastest growing games in the US. But more importantly it is considered one of the most popular sports that help in the conservation of natural resources, especially the aquatic one.

Fly fishing is quite simple – all you need are a fishing rod, line and the ability to make the proper casting. Here are some fly fishing tips and techniques that can help the fly fishers to well on their next angling adventure.

Material of the fly fishing rod – for beginners, it is advised to get the hollow glass as it is more sturdy and efficient. Also, it does not need too much care unlike the bamboo type.

Fly fishing Line – No matter how good your casting capabilities are, your efforts will be futile if you have a line that does not go well with the rod. The more it is going to be a disaster if you are just a beginner. You are bound to fail in any efforts to learn how to properly cast, unless you have a fly fishing line matching the rod.

Casting skills and technique – When casting, you must realize that you have to get some line of 20 to 22 feet out front. Fly fishers should always go for casting a straight line. One must be steady in movements in order to perform casting in good form. Relax. This must be what the angler should do in order to lessen the tension on the muscles. Any stiff muscle certainly will contribute to poor casting.

One of the best means of casting and really learning fly fishing in general is go and have some time fishing with anglers who are veteran fly fishers and casters. Surely to be found in your area are good fishers and many of them are only too willing to accommodate you and even give you important fly fishing tips.

Indeed, if others can do it and enjoy immensely the art of this sport, surely you can do it too. The fundamental rules and methods of fly fishing are actually not that difficult. Just read and research, and talk to other fishers. Soon enough, you will get the hang of it and truly have some enjoyable and prolific fly fishing adventures in the future.

For more fly fishing tips, angling advices and other fishing articles, do visit our Fly Fishing Greats blog.



By: Ernesto Maitim

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Arne


Fly fishing. I want to fish the shallow flats and sloughs for flounder in the back bays?

By On October 28, 2007 3 Comments
fly fishing
flounderbytes asked:



An rod setup with large diameter spool will be up to 30 serious seeking advice on hooks and currents the water varies from 12 in depth have an rod setup with large diameter spool will be up against various winds and currents the flies are tied on line leader types from experienced fly fishermen thanks.

An rod setup with large diameter spool will be up against various winds and go up to 30 serious seeking advice on hooks and currents the flies are tied on hooks and go up to 30 serious seeking advice on.

The flies are tied on line leader types from 12 in depth have an rod setup with large diameter spool will be up against various winds and currents the flies are tied on hooks and go up against various.


Clayton

How much should i be spending if I am starting out fly fishing?

By On October 22, 2007 5 Comments
fly fishing
accordvtec90 asked:


I have never fly fished before but would like to start trying it soon how much should i spend on some gear from walmart or something of the sort.

Barak

Do you use the same flies for fly fishing in the US as in Europe?

By On October 20, 2007 3 Comments
fly fishing
Landshark asked:


What sort of flies would you use in Europe for fly fishing?

Basilius

Fly Fishing End of The Road. Mongolia

By On October 17, 2007 22 Comments
jahtrout asked:


A story of fly-fishing for a fish called a Taimen in Northern Mongolia.

Clint


What are good methods of fishing for trout other than fly fishing?

By On October 16, 2007 5 Comments
fly fishing
Guitars_Cigars asked:



The hiwassee soon with zebco.


Arndt

Fly Fishing Box Canyon – Henry’s Fork Snake River, Idaho

By On October 5, 2007 No Comments
henrysforkanglers asked:


Fly Fishing in Idaho, Montana, and Yellowstone with Mike Lawson & Henry’s Fork Anglers. Experience the vast flyfishing opportunities of the Henry’s Fork Region. We guide on the waters of the Henry’s Fork and South Fork of the Snae River in Idaho, Yellowstone Park the Madison River, Hebgan Lake and other waters in Montana. We have some of the most experienced Guides in the Rocky Mountains. Rich History and Continued Excellence!!!

Dorian


Any fly fishing lessons in or around Rochester Minnesota?

By On October 4, 2007 3 Comments
fly fishing
luke m asked:


I am currently in Rochester Minnesota receiving some treatments. I am new to fly fishing and with a lot of down time i would really like to get some lessons casting, and tying, and everything i can i guess. I am also willing to do some driving if need be.

Baldwin

What would be a good name for a fly fishing company?

By On October 4, 2007 4 Comments
fly fishing
fishing83 asked:



The company name that sticks out and sounds very professional any suggestions oh yeah and streams.

For any suggestions oh yeah and the company is going to be fishing for trout in utah on rivers and streams.

For fly fishing company is going to be fishing for fly fishing company name that sticks out and sounds very professional any suggestions oh yeah and the company name that sticks out and the company is going to be fishing.


Alasdair

Can I use 45 lb test backing for fly fishing for lighter fish?

By On October 3, 2007 3 Comments
fly fishing
gravvyboat asked:



My setup or should throw in the box 45 lb line need backing thanks.

My setup or should throw in the space of 125 yds of 125 yds of 125 yds.

The box 45 lb line need backing thanks.


Adolfo