How to Chose a Fly Fishing Combo

As a novice to fly fishing you can do no better than buy a combo as you will ensure that your rod and reel are a perfect match. You do not have to be worried about balancing the reel and rod. These will be a great combination for your fishing days.

There are different combos for the type of fishing you are planning to do from rivers, streams, from a boat or from a river bank. You obviuosly need to make the decision as to where you are going to fish and then look at the options.

Here are 3 kinds of reel and rod combo, whether you are and expert or just a beginner. Let's have a look at your choices.

Spinning Rod and Reel.

The spinning fishing reels are an open-faced reel. The weight of your lure or bait is what propels the line forward when casting. Spinning reels can handle smaller baits lures, or weights. However, today's spinning reels are designed for use on the lightest to some of the heavier fish.

Casting Rod and Reel.

The baitcasting reel sometimes called a levelwind reel may be the most preferred type of reel by experience steelhead anglers. With practice, this style of reel also will allow you to cast more accurately

The Spin Casting Reel and Rod Combination.

Using a thumb operated button to cast, these are a combination of cast and spin reels. The spool won't move until you want it to.

The ultimate beginner choice. Reliable and very easy for casting with very little in the way of whistles or bells. Very easy to use making them a great option.

A fly fishing combo will give you the best value for your money. Like anything else, the more features in a combo, as well as the more quality components, the more you can expect too pay. A good combo, though, will provide a lifetime of fun and excitement.