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  • Guided Fishing Trips in West Virginia

    West Virginia's New River Gorge area offers picturesque views while casting a line for fiesty, smallmouth bass. Tour guides chart a course for the best local "fishing holes" while providing hints and tips to novice anglers. A three-day tourist-fishing license is available for purchase from trip guides, or through the National Park Service office. read more

  • How to Learn Fly Fishing Knots

    Fishing knots are the weakest point in your line and poorly tied knots often result in lost fish. However, by tying a proper knot, you can retain more than 90 percent of the line's strength, according to www.fintalk.com. There are dozens of fly fishing knots for various situations, including: the improved clinch, nail, non-slip, perfection loop, arbor, turtl… read more

  • Names of Bait for Fly Fishing

    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. With basic equipment and insight, it is possible to learn to fly fish and successfully catch fish. Understanding the names of ba… read more

  • Fly Fishing in Granite Falls, Washington

    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 Granite Falls. A guide service is nearby if you are new to the sport or just want to have someone who knows the area. Other outdoo… read more

  • How to Learn Fly-Fishing Knots

    Knots are an integral part of fishing. A fly fisherman can have expensive, high performance equipment and be in the best fishing waters, but he will still be totally dependent on the knots that are the all-important connection between him and the fish he is pursuing. It is ironic that the success of an expensive and time-consuming fly-fishing trip can rest o… read more

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  • How to Work a Fly Fishing Rod

    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… read more

  • Hotels in Fredricksburg, Virginia

    About 35 miles east of Fredericksburg, Virginia, on the Potomac River is a town, Colonial Beach, that's also called "Playground on the Potomac." Colonial Beach is home to the Alexander Graham Bell house. Traveling a short distance sout… read more

  • Books on Fishing

    New fishermen as well as seasoned veterans can benefit from the knowledge available in fishing books. Books are published about types of fish, fishing locations, how to fish and even the best types of bait to use for specific species.… read more

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