 Fly Fishing for Beginners - Fly Fishing Tips, Choosing Fly Fishing Equipment
Troutcatchers 'Fly fishing for beginners' web page is designed to help beginners (or even experienced fly fishers who need to be refreshed) choose their fly fishing equipment, plus give plenty of fly fishing tips.
The page will take you through the Troutcatcher links that will help choose your fly fishing rod, how to match your fly line, then choose your fly leader & eventually choose your fly.
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 | Fly Fishing Rod - Trout! Salmon! Pike! Carp! (eh! - sounds fishy!)
Streams, Lakes, Lochs, Reservoirs, even the Ocean! - Where do I start?
Fly fishing rods, how, where, and what they do? - Great advice to help before purchasing your fly rod - plus advice for the fly fishing beginner to purchase a fly rod that will cover as many different species & locations as possible.
Fly Fishing Rod Guide - Where do I start?
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I've chose my Fly Fishing Rod, now I need some Fly Fishing Line?
By now you'll know what your rod is capable off? You now need to match your fly line to your fly rod to get the best from it - This Troutcatcher link will help the fly fishing beginner choose the right line for the right fish for the right location. It will also make you an expert on AFTMA - Crikey... Hope there's not a quiz at the end!
Fly Fishing Line Info here!
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 | Fly Fishing Leaders - Thought this was going to be easy! It Is! Just follow this beginner's advice.
Leaders, along with the fly, are the business end of all your equipment, whilst this equipment is very cheap, its very important you get it right to catch fish - you need to think about the length, the breaking strain, plus decide if you want the leader to float or sink.
First of all the length, this depends on the weather, type of water, and your target fish. When fly fishing in clear or / and shallow water, work with a leader that is as long as you can comfortably cast. If the conditions are windy or you are fishing in very small streams or brooks, you will be casting short, so go with a short leader for better turnover 9 - 12ft. In large Stillwater's, this normally requires longer leaders of 9 - 24 ft.
The best types of leader are tapered to a fine point, helping to cast better. If you make your own leader, or purchase ready made ones, the strength is important. Nylon is rated by its breaking strain (b.s.) in kilograms or pounds, sometimes also in diameter millimeters / inches. The bigger breaking strains are for targeting the larger fish, whilst the smaller breaking strains are better where stealth is required when targeting smaller species..
Leaders are all here
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Fly Fishing Flies - Argg thought I'd got there! - So many flies to choose! Where do I start? What are the Basics?
Now you'll be at the stage where you'll need basic help choosing & using fishing flies. But don't worry, we have advice here and a few tips to start your fishing fly collection. There's also the opportunity to grab hold of some flies for your holiday!! Fancy a Sea Bass?
Fly Fishing Flies - The Basics
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 | That fish is just out of reach! Fancy Some Waders??
My castings good - bad - indifferent!!! but theres always going to be that fish of a lifetiime you just spotted.... and you cant quite reach it...... What do you do......? !!!
Walking IN water - Great Wader Advice!
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Finally?
This is just the start; Troutcatchers are constantly updating fly fishing information and have plans to extend this section to include selecting other fly fishing equipment, including reels, waders and other fly fishing clothing.
We'll also be covering the basics of fly tying, what are the essential materials & tools. Plus plenty of other top fly fishing tips.
We strongly advise that you subscribe to one of a number of magazines, this way you'll soon get to know & understand more about your hobby.
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 | Trout Fisherman the UK's No.1 fly fishing magazine - 13 Copies of Trout Fisherman per year.
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Welcome to Troutcatchers.co.uk Designed to provide you, the discerning game angler, with a huge selection of the finest quality Fly Fishing Tackle, Fly Tying Tools, Fly Tying Materials, Trout Flies and much more at very competitive prices. Our commitment is to the highest quality fly fishing tackle, fly-tying equipment and exceptional customer care.
Fly Tying Tools & Materials: Troutcatchers have sourced out the very best Fly Fishing Tackle Suppliers there are. These include Snowbee & Lureflash to offer you the very best quality Fly Fishing Rods, Fly Fishing Reels, Fly Fishing tackle, Fly Fishing accessories & equipment. Turrall who need no introduction to the fly angler, supplies Troutcatchers their entire range of Award Winning Turrall Flies. Fly Fishing Clothing, waders, boots & fishing bags, there is only one supplier who come up to standard, this is Snowbee. Then finally our range of Fly Tying Materials and fly tying tools, Troutcatchers only supply world class products from Veniard, Marc Petitgean, Lazzeri, Stonefly, Tiemco, Kamasan, Fulling Mill, amongst many others. If you are new to fly dressing and want to create your own trout flies, why not start off with one of their specially prepared fly tying kits?
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