If you are looking for something to get the beginner fly angler, here's a gift that saves money and get them on the water right away.
Fly fishing can be intimidating for beginners. It's not just the cost of equipment or learning to cast; there's a whole new landscape to make sense of. From attaching the reel to deciphering the roles of leaders, tippets, and backing, and mastering the art of knot-tying, the initial learning curve can be discouraging.
It tells stories that humorously and honestly portray the realities of fly fishing, from the quiet moments of solitude to the inevitable mishaps and frustrations. The beginning of fly fishing can be a difficult and frustrating journey of learning, this book gets the angler to tap back into why we fish, and fires us up to keep going.I fished the 5 weight combo for small to medium sized trout.
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