Next in the Fly Fishing Tips Series....ask others about suggested fishing flies, else use a dip net an sample the water, or search online. Just don't fish in the blind. Research before you fish!
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Next in the Fly Fishing Tips Series is about stowing your tools...
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Another in the Fly Fishing Tips Series! Track your fishing trips... good and bad ones, too, using a Fishing Journal. Document key items that will serve as lessons learned for future trips! #fishing #flyfishing #tips

Here is another tip from the ongoing Fly Fishing Tips Series. This one is about casting, specifically, False Casting. Oftentimes, less is more. That is, less False Casting may mean more fish on the line!
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Here is another in the Let's Talk Fishing Series... it's from my Desktop but my ATEM is ready for hitting the road!

Next in the Fly Fishing Tips Series suggests being prepared to change your fishing fly but do so after fishing it deeper or shallower. #flyfishing #fishing #tips

For ease of reference, we are posting the Fly Fishing Tips Series on our website.

Here are Fly Fishing Tips - 1 - 9 with Tips 8 and 9 posting today and tomorrow.

For the remainder of the series, I will publish in a separate post.

PS: Here is Tip 8...

Next in the Fly Fishing Tips Series is an easy one but often forgotten. Use a quality leader and tippet and make sure to check its effect on the fishing fly. #flyfishing #fishing #tips

Next in the Fly Fishing Tips Series is a common sense one but often forgotten. Practice casting before that big fishing trip! #flyfishing #fishing #fishingtips

Another in the Fly Fishing Tips Series calls for starting with a rod and reel combo that you can cast all day! #flyfishing #fishing #fishingtips

More from the Fly Fishing Tips Series... this one is about knots. Learn three basic knots and you will be good to go starting out fly fishing... possibly, the Improved Clinch, Barrel, and Nail Knots.

This tip in the Fly Fishing Tips Series goes back to the importance of practice casting with your fly rod but stresses line control and speed over distance. To demo, the video includes a variation of the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing tip on 40 feet in 4 seconds.

Stack the deck when learning to fly fish. "Practice" where there are fish, it will be less frustrating if you are catching fish! #flyfishing #fishing #tips

Be sure to use a wading staff, pole, or stick when wading. It may keep you from an unexpected dunking in the river. Plus no need to go expensive, a cheaper alternative is a walking stick repurposed for wading! #flyfishing #fishing #tips

This tip in the Fly Fishing Tips Series recommends fishing small waters with stocked fish when first starting the hobby!