Fly Fishing Reels
Fly Fishing Reels are an essential part of any anglers kit. Whether you are fishing for trout in a high mountain stream or casting for Bone-Fish on some tropical flat, there is no greater sport than fly fishing and while you can make do with ordinary gear, the extra control that great Fly Fishing Reels provide proves they are worth every penny that you may have spent. When you next undertake a fishing trip make sure you have packed your Fly Fishing Reels
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Scott Linden’s Fly Fishing Tips: Three P’s Pt. 3 – MyOutdoorTV.com
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Scott Linden talks about the Three P’s of fly fishing.
Duration : 0:1:17
Fly Fishing Knots & Techniques : Learn What Types of Prey Trout Eat
Different insects that float on the surface film of the water, like Spence spinners and May flies, are natural prey for trout. Learn more in this free video series.
Expert: Jim Dowd
Contact: www.zoaroutdoor.com
Bio: Jim Dowd runs the fishing program at Zoar Outdoor, is a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor, Life Member of Trout Unlimited, and co-author of The Deerfield River Guide.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
Duration : 0:1:22
Sierra Fly Fishing Vol 2(The Golden Trout Wilderness)Trailer
“Sierra Fly-Fishing” is an episodic instructional fly-fishing show that features the rich and diverse world of fly-fishing in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. We explore these waters with Guy Jeans as our guide. Guy is the owner of Kern River Troutfitters Fly Shop and Kern River Fly Fishing Guide Service located in Kernville, CA. He teaches us the varied techniques for a successful day on the river, tailored to each location and condition. Vol 2 focuses on fly-fishing the Kern River in the Golden Trout Wilderness. The Kern Drainage is home to three of California’s wild native heritage trout; the Golden Trout, Kern River Rainbow, and the Little Kern Golden Trout.
Duration : 0:4:5
Fishing Reel Maintenance
Basic fishing reel maintenance is essential to keep your gear in good working order.
Duration : 0:2:45
RMR: Rick and Fly Fishing
Rick learns the ancient art of fly fishing in Mount Albert, ON.
Duration : 0:6:11
Fly Fishing Reels – The Waterworks-Lamson -part 1
Fly Fishing Reels – The Waterworks-Lamson
Duration : 0:9:14
Fly fishing setup?
I just got a fly rod and was wondering if the backing line goes on the reel before the floating line of after and how much of it? and also do i tie them together or use a no-knot eyelets?
best way to figure it out is to reel the flyline onto the reel first then attach the backing to the flyline with a knot that will slip throught the guides easily. fill the reel to capacity with the backing then cut it. strip it all off the reel then attach the backing to the reel and wind it all in. the reel will be full with the right amount of backing.
Why does the fishing section get spammed so much?
Why do you figure this piss-ant little junk clothing website comes around here trying to hustle guys (and ladies, occasionally) who are just trying to find out if the Banjo Minnow really works, or the best bait for carp, or what knots to learn for fly fishing!? How many customers could they possibly get with such a scattershot approach? Who in the world gets on Y!A to find the best Internet site for fake Nikes from Hong Kong?
TO ALL Y!A REGULARS: Report the spam! Don’t just ignore it or give it a down-thumb. Apparently all it takes is two "reliable" users and the spam answers will get removed.
this has been reported by myself and others so many times…
all they do is change their name and start over. l really can’t imagine what they get out of it.
What is the ultimate fly fishing book?
The last two years Ive got into fly fishing.
What I am looking for now is a fly fishing book that will help me fish the proper fly for the time of season with retrieving tips etc.
I mostly fish scottish loch and dams with stocked rainbow and brownies in the hope of moving onto sea trout fishing and salmon if I get good at this.
It would also be helpful if I could find a book that will teach me new rig tying skills, ie how to tie fly line onto backing and how to tie a leader line onto fly line without using braided leaders.
Thanks in advance for your tips.
Here is a wonderful, informative website that caters to the flyfishing enthusiast from beginners to advanced anglers. Everything from casting methods to theory for the masters of the art. I spent a good deal of time looking over all the links and it is a very impressive website. It’s called Sexyloops Flycasting and though the name would imply otherwise it only deals with the art of flycasting.
Give it a look sometime:
http://www.sexyloops.com/flycasting/contents.shtml