There are a few knots you will
need to know how to tie.
The Basics of Fly Fishing (A
Step-by-Step Guide for
Beginners) DVD will be
available May 1, 2007. This
video is over 4 hours (2 DVD
disc) of instructions and training
on the basics of fly fishing. It is
the most complete and
comprehensive fly fishing video
ever produced on the basics.
It covers all the basics including
the gear and equipment you will
need, knots you will need to tie,
casting, presentation, finding
fish, reading water, techniques,
and fishing methods for all the
fresh water species of fish. It
even has a section on the
basics of fly tying.
Beginners: (Those just getting started fly-fishing)
.............................Fly Fishing Yellowstone National Park
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Catch a small wild brown trout
like this and it only drives you to
try for a larger one.
Small Streams usually have
small fish but there are many
other factors fly fishing for trout.
The size of the fish is not always
one of the mos important.
Those fishing Yellow National Park that are just
getting started may be surprised to learn that
much of the time, catching the wild trout is not
all that difficult.
1.Hiding and sneaking up on trout the trout is a
big part of it. Trout spook very easy.
2. Being able to get your fly to drift naturally or
what anglers call a "drag free drift" in turbulent
water with cross currents is another.
3. Casting in windy conditions is another.
4. Being able to cast a fly a long distance is
usually not one of them. Short, pile, curve, roll
and other types of "messed up" cast are
necessary.
5. Having a huge amount of expensive fly gear
is not a requirement.
6. Having inside knowledge of secret fishing
holes is not a part of it. Trout are abundant in
all of the streams.
7. Those new to fly-fishing for trout may also be
surprised to learn that the trout they are trying to
catch are either native or wild trout that were
born in the streams. The trout are not stocked
trout from a hatchery.
8. Fly-fishing the park is not difficult. Once you
get the hang of a few basics techniques, you
should be able to catch a few trout.
9. Never forget that the experience of fly-fishing
should be fun, peaceful and relaxing. Being
able to enjoy the day should be your first priority.
Copyright 2007 James Marsh
Beginers (Those Just Getting
Started Fly-fishing:
Coming
Soon!
Knots and Rigging Techniques
is a DVD program that covers all
the knots you will need to tie for
any fly fishing situation.
Click here for more information
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