Flyfishing
Fly fishing can be intimidating for many new and experienced anglers – however, it really doesn’t have to be.
The term "fly fishing" refers to a specific type of angling in which artificial flies are used to attract and catch fish. Various materials are used to craft a "fly" that is tied to the fishing line; this "fly" is then used to try to attract fish and deceive them into biting on it.
Wolly Bugger and Montana Nymph Flies, from www.flyanglersonline.com
Even if you've never fished before, or even picked up a fishing rod, you can still fly fish.
In fact, you can go fly fishing as your very first fishing experience. We're here to help you get started, and provide useful information that will assist in answering even your most basic questions about how to fly fish.
Where do you begin to dive into a sport that you've heard is so demanding?
In this section, find out how to get started, organizations that can help you in your area, terminology and the basics to get you started, where to go, who can help, what to buy, etc.
Read a beginning fly angler's journals about his experiences and adventures in the world of fly fishing.
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