Fly fishing is a sport that requires patience, skill, and knowledge. In this category, we share our tips, tricks, and secrets to help you become a more successful fly angler, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler.
As a fly-fishing beginner, I have been learning to use different types of fly fishing rods. However, for a long time, I was not sure if I can use a regular or normal rod for fly fishing. Can you use a normal rod for fly fishing? Well, yes. You could use a normal rod for fly …
Although most people tend to take fly line leaders for granted, they are actually a very important part of the fly casting system. Thus, it is useful to be aware that not only do fly line leaders come in different lengths ranging from 6 ft. to 15 ft. with different tippet sizes ranging from 0X to …
There was a time when choosing a modern fly line was a relatively simple matter because there were only three choices. Thus, all a fly angler had to do was to choose between a Double Taper, a Weight Forward Taper or, a Level fly line. Then, if an angler wanted to slow down or speed up …
How to Choose a Fly Line: Everything you should want to know Read More »
Fortunately for fly fishermen, the process of choosing a fly reel is not nearly as complicated as the process of choosing a fly rod is since fly reels are not nearly as purpose-specific fly rods are. However, choosing an appropriate fly reel for any given type of fly fishing does involve a bit of consideration and …
An In-Depth Guide to Choose a Fly Reel: Everything You Need To Know Read More »
To those who are experienced at the ancient art of fly fishing, it may be somewhat difficult to understand that fly rods are all very purpose-specific. Therefore, when choosing a fly rod for any given purpose, it is imperative that you choose the right one. However, to a novice fly fisherman, the many different aspects of …
Unknown to many fly fishermen, the ancient art of fly fishing actually began with the Greeks and was continued by the Romans according to historical writings. However, fly fishing as we know it today was actually developed by English anglers who observed their native Brown Trout feeding on May and Caddis flies in their local chalk …
