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Preparing to fly fish involves setting up or rigging the fly fishing line. Unlike spinning or casting set ups which typically only require a monofilament or similar line with which to fish, fly fishing has associated nuances which are…
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Casting fly line is poetry in motion, or so some would say. Whether or not this is a shared sentiment, it is a method of fishing that involves nuances that must be practiced in order to be performed under fishing conditions. Casting fl…
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At first, many people view fly fishing as a somewhat intimidating method of catching fish. The line, the casting and the associated leaders, flies and accessories can seem overwhelming. However, when stripped down to the basics, fly fi…
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Fly fishing rods have become lighter in weight and easier to handle thanks to advancements in graphite rod blanks. Three companies lead the industry in fly rod innovation; they push the boundaries of technology, which results in rods t…
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While catching trout is a common goal of fly fishermen, many anglers have discovered the joys of fly casting for bass, both largemouth and smallmouth. Fly fishing for bass requires thinking, similar to that of a hunter stalking prey, t…
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Fly fishing in Oregon is one of the most popular sports in the state. Many streams, rivers and lakes are located throughout this Pacific Northwest state, making it easy to try your hand at this popular pastime. The best advice you can…
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It may seem tough to pick a gift for the fly fisherman who seems to have everything, but humor can always come to the rescue. You can find a number of funny fly fishing gifts ideal for the angler. Check for gifts at novelty stores, spo…
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Types of fly fishing are divided into two general categories with several subcategories within each. The general freshwater and saltwater categories include every species of fish that fly anglers target, but some of the species within…
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Juneau, Alaska, is the capital of the state and is situated in southeast Alaska, otherwise known as the panhandle. Juneau is surrounded by the Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the country. The Tongass has many st…
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Choosing a fly fishing book can be overwhelming. There are technical, regional, how-to and fly tying books that can leave even the best fly fishermen scratching their heads. Fly fishermen can look for exact topics for certain waters an…
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Fly fishing is often viewed by many people as a mystical world where trout are conjured up from cold mountain streams with a long wand. However, this is a misconception as fly fishing is a sport that most people can learn to enjoy. Wit…
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Granite Falls is situated along the border of the Wenatchee National Forest in the north-central part of Washington. There are fly-fishing locations in the area such as rivers and streams, as well as Lake Chelan, which is next to Grani…
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Rocky Mountain National Park is a popular fly fishing destination. It is important to visit the park when the fishing is in prime condition. The park receives heavy snow and access to waters can cause issues in the wrong seasons.
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The "Land of 10,000 Lakes," Minnesota, is known for canoeing and fishing. The many small lakes, estuaries and rivers hold opportunities to fly fish for trout, salmon, pike and steelhead. Knowing where to fish for these species is as im…
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A canoe sits low in the water making it easy to access untapped fishing holes and move rapidly across currents, a big advantage when fly fishing. Canoes are also quiet and easy to steer. Outfitting your canoe with the right anchorage s…
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