| Fly Fishing
Fly Fishing is an ancient method used primarily
to catch Trout and Salmon and can be traced back to 2nd century
Macedonia. Today, fly fishing is used in many freshwater fishing
techniques to catch carp, bass and pike fish to name just a few
as well as saltwater fishing for snook, redfish, tarpon and bonefish
worldwide.
The method of fly fishing consists of using
artificial flies and is cast using fly fishing rods, fly lines coated
with plastic which makes it heavy enough to cast the fly to its
target.
Fly fishing are categorized as dry fly
fishing and wet fly fishing. Dry fly fishing sits on top of the
water (simulating an insect that generally lands on the water surface).
The wet fly submerges itself in the water.
Fly fishing is available just about anywhere
water is around. However, the top fly fishing destinations tend
to be the Northern US and Canada
including Alaska's
Kenai River, the Rocky Mountains, New England, Montana and California.
Of course, fly fishing is also available to many southern locations
such as Missourri, , Texas and Cancun,
Mexico.
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