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Why Fly?<\/h1>\n

We believe in the small moments. The peacefulness
\nof water. The art of the cast. Rising fish. Connecting to nature. A shared experience.
\nWe believe in fly fishing for everyone.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

It's easier than you think<\/h2>\n

Fly fishing is for everyone. It\u2019s fun, exciting and surprisingly easy to do. You can do it at any age regardless of your fitness level, experience or expertise. It\u2019s just another style of fishing that has its own way to cast and its own style of lure \u2013 a fly.<\/p>\n

People often think that fly fishing is just for trout in mountain streams, that it\u2019s expensive, and that it is very difficult to learn, but it doesn\u2019t have to be that way. The truth is you can use a fly to catch almost any species of fish on any body of water. With some basic gear and a little know-how, you can have a great day fly fishing.<\/p>\n

All you really need is a fly rod and reel with fly line and a leader, and some flies that imitate what the fish are eating. Then you cast your fly to where the fish are and the natural response is for the fish to take your fly. It\u2019s that simple.<\/p>\n

Fly fishing is easy to learn. You need to know a little about fish and what they eat, and you have to learn how to cast -- which looks more difficult than it really is. It\u2019s understandable for a beginner to be intimidated by fly casting. The rhythm of the arm movement, the dance of the line in the air, and the precise presentation of the fly to a hungry fish can all lead to a \u201ctoo-complicated-for-me\u201d attitude. You could spend a lifetime perfecting your cast \u2013 and lots of fly fishers do \u2013 but you can also learn some simple basics<\/a>