Posted by Anthony Chen at Sep 1st, 2010 in Fly Fishing
by David Versilles
Many people will no doubt run across friends that are crazy about fishing, and it is almost weird if you haven’t because of the prevalent of this hobby shared by many enthusiasts around the world. This is especially true if you happen to live in a region where there are abundant lakes and sea. Fly fishing is not much different from fishing, as it is just a variation of it.
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Posted by Zac Kurtsmier at Aug 29th, 2010 in Fly Fishing
by Zac Kurtsmier
I enjoy all types of fishing, but I don’t enjoy just sitting and waiting for the fish, as in carp fishing for example, where one can sit for hours, even though this can result in the catching of a big fish.
It can be a long time until that buzzer starts screaming that you have a fish on the line, so I have not done very much of this type of fishing, preferring a more general approach.
This is because if I wasn’t catching fish, I would just move along the river until I did! That way I was always moving and never bored or sitting still.
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Posted by Zac Kurtsmier at Aug 3rd, 2010 in Fly Fishing
by Zac Kurtsmier
Fly fishing varies quite a bit from the other forms of fishing.
Perhaps the most important single item to consider is the rod itself. In fly fishing, it is the rod that does the work for you.
One of the problems people first have when the take this variation of the sport up, particularly if they have spun or bait fished before, is adjusting to the fact that the more effort you put into the cast is not, unlike the other forms, the determining factor in how much distance is achieved.
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Posted by John Payne at Jul 24th, 2010 in Fly Fishing
by John Payne
Fly fishing has changed with the times. Still deeply rooted in the ancient past, the sport has taken on the trappings of modernity to enhance the participant’s experience. People who take a chance to learn all about fly fishing can enjoy communing with nature and joining the ranks of generations of anglers.
The idea behind fly fishing is to attract fish by setting “flies” out. These flies mimic the movements an insect would make on the surface of the water. Feathers and animal fur were often employed to construct flies. Horse hair and silk are indicative of some of the earlier materials used for lines, while rods depended mostly on the vegetation available in a given region. The goal was to find light materials that would help create the illusion of the fly being a live insect.
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Posted by Donald Anthony at Jul 23rd, 2010 in Fly Fishing
by Dan Donaldson
There is nothing held over from childhood memories that is happier than going fishing with one’s parents. Throwing the hook in the water, feeling the bite and being able to pull in a fish was a thrill that is never forgotten. What one does not remember is the equipment that was carefully selected to make this dream come true. One of the most important equipment of any fishing expedition, it was the fishing reels.
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Posted by Donald Anthony at Jul 21st, 2010 in Fly Fishing
by Dick Hardy
So you’ve always loved to fish and of course you’d always like to come home with more catch. These days you can potentially enjoy your love of fishing and pay for your sport by saving your hard earned money in the grocery line. That is, if you could just bring home a larger catch! Reading this review of Lowrance Fish Finder Model M68C could just be your next step in kicking your catch up a notch or two. So listen carefully.
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