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Advice on Fly Fishing Flies

2016/7/18 10:31:36

Without a good fly to help you catch fish a fly fishing trip is pretty much a waste of time. There are several ways of getting successful flies and if you intend on making your own fly fishing flies then be prepared to experiment a lot because the people that make the best fly fishing flies take years to learn what makes a fish bite and the best fly fishing flies are crafted from years of experience. But everything has to start somewhere and if you decide that you want to give making fly fishing flies a try then go right ahead. You are going to need fishing hooks, string, and then any material that you think will make a fish just want to bite at your hook without bait or anything like that at all.

The trick to fly fishing is casting where there is fish and then dragging your fly fishing flies across the water to entice the fish to take a bite of your hook. A fish is only going to go for a fly fishing fly for usually one of two main reasons. The first reason will be that the fly looks like a bug in the water that the fish finds appetizing. The other is that the colors of the fly fishing flies make the fish feel aggressive and cause the fish to bite on to the hook out of almost pure emotion. As you can see there are reasons why this takes years to get really good at.

What You Need To Make A Good Fly

Normally fly fishing flies are made of feathers, hair, string or anything that will look like a bug moving around in the water when you are moving your fly around. The fish has to believe that it is a bug or something else it really wants or else it will never take the bait. So make sure that you experiment with different materials that give the illusion of being a bug under water so that you can give your flies a chance of being successful.

Color is something that is also found in a good fly but knowing which colors affect a fish can take some time to figure out. The point of colors on a fly is to bring out aggression in a fish so when you choose colors you have to choose colors that will make the fish just want to bite on your hook. Sometimes it can be frustrating trying to make your own fly fishing flies so there is no shame in buying some pre-made ones, checking for their success, and using them as a model. That is what learning is all about!

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