The Basics of Fly Fishing
(a Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners)
(a Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners)
Recommended Prerequisites: None
Gets You Catching Fish on the Fly Even if You Have Never
Made a Cast with a Fly Rod.
Made a Cast with a Fly Rod.
"The Basics of Fly Fishing”, a step-by-step guide for beginners, was written and produced
to help assure that those interested in fly-fishing get started catching fish on the fly. It is the first
of three programs in the basics series that beginners should view.
to help assure that those interested in fly-fishing get started catching fish on the fly. It is the first
of three programs in the basics series that beginners should view.
Copyright 2008 James Marsh, All Rights Reserved
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Get Your Ph.D. in Fly-Fishing Right Here!
Length: 240 min. plus 20 min. promos
(2 DVD Discs) $49.95
(2 DVD Discs) $49.95
Coming Soon
"Getting Started" should come next because it provides viewers all the information they need
to ascertain that they acquire the right equipment for the species they set out to catch. "Knots
and Rigging Techniques", the third program in the series, teaches anglers how to tie all the
knots they need for various fly-fishing situations and how to rig all their gear the right way.
Together, these three programs can help get anyone get started catching fish on the fly.
to ascertain that they acquire the right equipment for the species they set out to catch. "Knots
and Rigging Techniques", the third program in the series, teaches anglers how to tie all the
knots they need for various fly-fishing situations and how to rig all their gear the right way.
Together, these three programs can help get anyone get started catching fish on the fly.
Contents:
What you can catch
Fly-fishing gear you will need
Assembling the gear
Casting
All about the fish
What they eat
Approaching the water
Finding fish (Reading the water)
Presentation
Hooking the fish
Fighting the fish
Landing the fish
Releasing the fish
Tying your own flies
What you can catch
Fly-fishing gear you will need
Assembling the gear
Casting
All about the fish
What they eat
Approaching the water
Finding fish (Reading the water)
Presentation
Hooking the fish
Fighting the fish
Landing the fish
Releasing the fish
Tying your own flies
Over 4 Hours of Instructions
The Fastest, Easiest and Best Way to Get Started Fly Fishing
This program covers fly fishing for bass and bream as well as
trout. Our Grandson, Tanner Deupree
trout. Our Grandson, Tanner Deupree