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Written by Paul S.
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The Basics: Keep this in mind; most trout taken on a fly rod are hooked within 25 feet of the fisherman. It is a lot easier to cast short distances like this for the beginner, so, don’t be intimidated by what is overemphasized as being the most important aspect to fly fishing - fly casting. Later I’ll talk a little bit about different casting problems and the skills needed to improve all around casting. But, for the beginner, it should take just a little practice to effectively cast a fly short distances. Before you experienced Anglers start tearing me a new one here I am suggesting that it takes more than great casting to catch fish. A beautiful and accurate 80 foot cast will do you no good if there is drag on your drift and you are using the wrong fly. So, since casting is a necessity of fly fishing, let’s talk about the basics of getting the fly to the trout. Oh, yeah, you will need a fly rod. |
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