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101 Fly Fishing Tips for Beginners

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Tip #26:  Fishing in the Early Season – Night Fishing

Once the ice melts off of rivers and inland lakes you can bet that it’s time for fly fishing.  Look for dark colored bays where the temperature of the water will rise faster than other areas of the lake.  You’ll find plenty of bass and panfish in these waters.  Early season fishing is a great way that you can start your fly fishing as early in the year as possible.           

Night fishing for fish is usually practiced in those areas of the United States where the weather is too hot and uncomfortable to fish during the day.  This includes areas such as reservoirs in the southeast and west.  When the weather is hot, many fish tend to go to deeper depths during the day and they can only be caught by night fishing. During the night, when it's colder, fish will move up to the shallower waters where they will feed on crawfish.           

Night fishing can be a lot of fun but you need take special precautions, such as being aware of the area that you're fishing in and remembering to wear your life jacket.

You'll know when it's time to start night fishing when the larger fish stop biting during the hot day.  Night fishing is usually practiced when there are water temperatures that are in the middle 60's and hotter.           

When it comes to night fishing there are four phases of the moon that you’ll want to be aware of.  The best times to fish at night will occur once a month:  three days before a full or new moon and three days after a full or new moon.  This includes the day of the full or new moon. 

Tip #27:  Standard Casting

Standard casting is very simple:  the fly line and the rod are both lifted in a smooth motion.  You’ll use an up and backwards direction which you stop when the rod is just at the vertical point.  When the line starts to straighten out or fall downwards the cast will begin increasing in speed at the same time that your wrist snaps the entire rod back from the 11:00 and 1:00 clock positions.  The line will they fly forward to where you want it to land.           

When you’re ready to cast, make it a long cast that moves straight out from where you are standing.  Strive for about a ten foot cast.  When the bait hits the bottom wait for a minute or two before you start to drag it slowly up along the slope.  When you’re ready to cast again throw your line out a bit to the right.  Then cast to the left the next time, so that you’re fanning the area in front of you.           

You also have the option of wading knee deep out into the water to cast your line so that it runs parallel to the bank.  This allows you to fish the entire area of the bank so that you have the most success.           

Wear clothes that are going to let you blend into the bank, such as camouflage.  And walk softly and carefully as you walk along the bank to avoid spooking the bass or other fish in the area.  Keep all your movement slow and steady at all times.           

Fishing for fish from the bank can really challenge you as a fly fisher.  Once you get those first few bites you’ll be convinced that bank fishing is just as good as fishing in the stream or lake.       

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