Learn to Fly fish Still Water Part 2 or Deuce If you read part 1 of my post on "Learning to Fly Fishing Stillwaters", I hope you have finally recovered from my long and breathy monologue. If you are learning to fly fish for the first time or just want a different option on how to fly fish Stillwaters. There is so much information that is available when it comes to Stillwater fly fishing, I would need to write an entire book, (oh wait there are books).. If your local Stillwate

Fly Fishing with Nymphs and the Weighting game, (Not waiting) As I was learning to fly fish, like most people, I started with the basic Fly Fishing Nymph rig, which consists of a leader, tippet, strike indicator, weight, and a fly or two, and split shot, or other types of weight, or just fly fishing with nymphs and split shot. I had about 50 fly boxes stuffed with about 10,000 flies in them ( most of which I carried on my person 100% of the time). The thing I noticed was tha

Learn to Cast a Fly Rod part 3 of 3 You are casting like a pro! Thanks again for coming back for yet another session of "learn to cast a fly rod", or beginner fly fishing. By now you have hopefully read through the 2 prior parts I have posted. By now you should be able to comfortably get 20 ft. of fly line in the air, make 2 or 3 false casts, and lay the line back down on the ground in front of you. If you are not able to do this right now, that’s okay, just keep practicing