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Mistakes to Avoid When Purchasing Fly Fishing Rods

John Reece
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If you're an experienced or a novice angler you probably already know that fly fishing rods are very different from typical fishing poles.  They're obviously longer and the reels or spools you use with them are not always attached.  You can of course fish a stream or creek with a typical fishing pole but if you're in the market and are looking at fly fishing rods, there are some things to look for - and some things to look out for!  Here are some details about what will make your decision the best one for you.
Last Updated on Monday, 11 May 2009 15:40 Read more...
 

Why the Fly Fishing Rod is so Long!

John Reece
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If you've been in the market recently for a fly fishing rod you may notice how much longer they are than typical poles.  For the novice this can be somewhat cumbersome as they may try to cast just like they do with a typical fishing pole, or they may feel as if the longer rods are just not right for them.  However there is good reason as to why a fly fishing rod is as long as it is and why an angler shouldn't shy away from this length; let's take a look at why this is so that you can make the best decision possible when out shopping for your rod.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 May 2009 08:35 Read more...
 

The Difference Between Fly Fishing Nets

John Reece
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When at your sporting goods store, you may notice that there is a very wide variety of fly fishing nets available to you.  It can be difficult to choose between all of them because they offer different net materials, different finishes and lengths for the handles, and all sorts of extra features as well.  And of course they can have a wide range of prices as well!  So how can you be sure that you're choosing the right net for you from all the fly fishing nets available?  Here are some things to think about.
Last Updated on Monday, 11 May 2009 16:58 Read more...
 

How to Choose a Fly Fishing Net

John Reece
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If you're out fishing, you know that you need a net no matter what.  Many fish are lost in those last few feet between the water and the boat.  The reason for this is that when an angler pulls a fish into the boat, the line has no slack and so is more prone to breakage if the fish makes any sudden movement.  As with typical fishing, you're going to need a good fly fishing net to make sure you don't lose your hard-earned catch.  But the net you use for when you're fishing from a boat might not work for fly fishing.  Here are some things to consider when looking for a fly fishing net so you can make the best decision possible.
Last Updated on Monday, 11 May 2009 14:51 Read more...
 

Why Opt for Fly Fishing Lodges?

John Reece
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If you're serious about your hobby, why should you opt for fly fishing lodges for your next vacation versus a standard cabin or fishing resort?  It's true that you can go and fish virtually anywhere and can enjoy fly fishing in just about any lake or river; you can also camp or use a trailer or even stay at a hotel for your fly fishing vacation.  So why would you say that you should choose between the many lodges for your next vacation rather than any of these other options?
Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 May 2009 08:18 Read more...
 

How to Find a Great Fly Fishing Lodge

John Reece
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One of the great things about the sport of fly fishing is that you can indulge in just about any body of water since you don't need a fancy boat or expensive equipment.  If there's a small lake or stream near your home, you can probably cast right from the banks or when only in a few feet of water.  But for many serious anglers, finding a good fly fishing lodge is imperative for the fishing vacation.  And while there are many lodges and cabins out there and some that boast great fishing lakes and rivers nearby, there are some important factors to remember when shopping for an actual fly fishing lodge versus any other vacation spot.
Last Updated on Monday, 11 May 2009 15:25 Read more...
 
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