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Bearski
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- Oct 24, 2013
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Good evening,
First off I'm not going to lie, I've been lurking around since the spring and I have to say that its probably the most civil and well spoken fishing websites out there.
Anyways, at this point I'm only a casual spin fishermen, and an inexperienced one for what its worth. I'd like to get into fly fishing, or at the very least like to give it a shot.
So I do have a few questions. Any input would help
1.) I kind have come up with an unproven theory that fly fishing opens up more opportunities in more smaller waters. Do you find that to be the case?
2.) For my first fly fishing trip, I'd like to try a guide/lesson somewhere out in the south central part of the state. Nothing fancy, but just a few hours on the basics and maybe running into a few fish. I saw at least a few of them listed on the site, but if anyone has a recommendation, I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance for the help.
First off I'm not going to lie, I've been lurking around since the spring and I have to say that its probably the most civil and well spoken fishing websites out there.
Anyways, at this point I'm only a casual spin fishermen, and an inexperienced one for what its worth. I'd like to get into fly fishing, or at the very least like to give it a shot.
So I do have a few questions. Any input would help
1.) I kind have come up with an unproven theory that fly fishing opens up more opportunities in more smaller waters. Do you find that to be the case?
2.) For my first fly fishing trip, I'd like to try a guide/lesson somewhere out in the south central part of the state. Nothing fancy, but just a few hours on the basics and maybe running into a few fish. I saw at least a few of them listed on the site, but if anyone has a recommendation, I'd appreciate.
Thanks in advance for the help.