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    5 Fly Fishing Techniques Every Angler Should Practice

    • Learn from a professional fly fishing guide how to use dry, nymph, dry dropper, streamer and multiple fly techniques on lakes and rivers. Find out the best rods, lines, leaders and tips for each technique and se… See more

    Dry Fly Fishing

    Although fishing a dry flywon’t always guarantee you fish, I included it here for two reasons. Firstly, there’s nothing that gets the heart pumping like seeing a fish come up and sip i… See more

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    Nymph Fly Fishing

    Nymphing has hit the fly fishing world with absolute force, and rightly so. Whatever type of nymphing you do, it can prove to be super successful. There are various forms and types o… See more

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    Dry Dropper Fly Fishing

    Sometimes, you want to fish the surface and underwater column in the same drift and this is where a dry-dropper rig comes in. An added benefit of the dry dropper rig is that the d… See more

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    Fishing with Streamers and Wet Flies

    If the three previous techniques haven’t produced the goods, it’s time to bring out the big guns – it’s time to swing those streamers and wet flies. There’s nothing that can sa… See more

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    What flies do you need for fly fishing?
    The choice of flies is crucial for success, with essential patterns for beginners including the Adams Dry Fly, Woolly Bugger, Pheasant Tail Nymph, and Elk Hair Caddis. To start fly fishing, you’ll need five essential pieces of gear: a fly rod, a fly reel, fly line, leader and tippet, and flies.
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    Table of Contents
    Dry Fly Fishing
    Nymph Fly Fishing
    Dry Dropper Fly Fishing
    Fishing with Streamers and Wet Flies
    What flies do you need for fly fishing?