Choosing a Fly Reel

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The Drag System on a Fly Reel

There are two different types of drag systems on a fly reel that trout fishermen need concern themselves with. The drag of a fly reel is what providesrepparttar tension onrepparttar 116048 line. In other words, it is what regulates how easy or difficult it is for a fish to strip line offrepparttar 116049 fly reel. If all you ever catch are tiny trout or small pan fish,repparttar 116050 type of drag on a fly reel is immaterial as it is unlikely a fish will ever pull out line fromrepparttar 116051 fly reel. Onrepparttar 116052 other hand, if you get a good-sized trout or bass on your line,repparttar 116053 story changes completely. Once a big fish starts pulling out line from your fly reel,repparttar 116054 fly reel suddenly becomesrepparttar 116055 most important piece of equipment that you have.

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Fly Line Color

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repparttar light ofrepparttar 116047 sky - and thus casting a shadow overrepparttar 116048 fish. Since this is generally accepted (although arguments do rage on about this), it is generally best to choose a fly line color that is easy for YOU to see. Brightly colored fly lines are much easier forrepparttar 116049 angler to see, and seeingrepparttar 116050 fly line is crucial for successful fly fishing - especially when fly fishing with nymphs. This is especially true in low light conditions, where actually seeing your fly is almost impossible, andrepparttar 116051 angler must instead rely onrepparttar 116052 actions ofrepparttar 116053 fly line.

In sum, for top water fly fishing, choose a fly line that is easy for you to see in all lighting conditions. For sub-surface fishing, choose a darker color fly line (most sinking lines are dark in color, so you won't have many choices!).

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