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How to Assemble a Fishing Pole
How to Attach a Worm to a Fishing Hook
How to Bait a Fishing Hook
How to Restring a Fishing Pole
How to Attach Weights to a Fishing Line
How to Put Line on Spinning Reels
How to Put on a Fishing Bobber
How to Reel a Fishing Rod
How to Re-Spool a Fishing Pole
How to Rig a Saltwater Fishing Pole
How to Set Up a Fishing Pole for Bass Fishing
How to Set Up a Spin Cast Pole for Trout Fishing
How to Set Up an Ice Fishing Pole
How to Set Up Your Line for Fly Fishing
How to Set Up a New Fishing Pole
How to Spool Line on a Bait-Casting Reel
How to Tie Spinner Bait on Fishing Line
About Meal Worms as Fish Bait
About Bait Fish-Holding Pens
About Rock Fish Bait
About Salmon Fishing Poles
Best Lures for Salmon Fishing
Fly Fishing Equipment
Fly Fishing Knots
Learn about fly tying and other fly fishing tips with this introduction to the sport from an expert in thi… More
Fly fishing is one of the oldest forms of fishing. Learn about the history of fly fishing and get an overv… More
Fly fishing has been around for a long time, well known for its rather distinctive method in catching fish… More
Learn the history and basics of fly tying and fly fishing in this free instructional video clip.… More
Learn what fly fishing equipment you will need to go fly fishing properly in this free video clip.… More
A fly isn't attached to a fly fishing line because the leader is attached to the fly line, and the fly is … More
Adding the fly to your line is the finishing piece that will help bring the fish in. Use the "clinch" knot… More
Fly fishing equipment can be complicated, but many bait and tackle shops offer combo setups of fly rods wi… More
Options for different fly fishing lines. Learn about fly fishing gear, supplies, and other equipment in th… More
When buying fly fishing line, it's important to consider that most modern fly rod makers recommend a weigh… More
When buying a fly fishing vest, make sure to buy one large enough to compensate for layering, although som… More
Rods range in size from tiny trout rot reels to large saltwater fly reels. Understand the different sizes … More
Learn how to tie a yarn fly for casting practice in a safe and efficient way in this free video series.… More
For fly-fishing there are only a few basic items you need before getting out in the water - but there are … More
Fly reels, dry flies, mayflies and caddis flies are some of the various flies that can easily be stored in… More
Summary: Fly fishing equipment can be complicated, but many bait and tackle shops offer combo setups of fly rods with the line already on it. Discover how tippets are used in fly fishing with help from a commercial fisherman in this free video on fishing equipment.
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"Alright, fly fishing is a great sport but a lot of people are intimidated by it because of the equipment involved. Now in the last few years fly fishing has become a lot more user friendly and in fact with just a few pieces of equipment, you can get out on the river and start fly fishing. Now most bait and tackle shops offer nice combo setups of fly rods with the line already on it. They're usually inexpensive like 50 or 60 dollars. Then all you're going to need are your tippets for attaching to your fly line and then a few boxes of flies depending on where you're at and the time of year that you're going to be fishing. A vest, a fly fishing vest is nice to have, keeps all your stuff in order. A pair of hemostats is important to have when taking hooks out of the trout. Another important thing is to have a nice landing net with this nice soft mesh that doesn't damage the trout. And another thing you're going to want to consider pretty early on when you're trout fishing, fly fishing for trout, is a pair of waders. Often times when fishing in rivers, shore access is limited so you're going to have to get out into the water. If it is summer and the water is not running too cold, a pair of tennis shoes and a pair of shorts will do, but you're going to find you're going to be a lot more comfortable in a paid of waders."
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