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Purchase at: ReelFlyRod.com. Sage One Fly Rod Outfits feat ... Read more

Purchase at: ReelFlyRod.com. Sage One Fly Rod Outfits feature the new Sage One Fly Rod, Sage 4500 Series Fly Reel, and RIO Performance Taper Fly Line, and your choice of a Sage Aluminum Rod Tube or Sage Rod & Reel Case (or both), all properly rigged and ready to fish! SAGE ONE FLY ROD Sage One Fly Rods are the first fly rods to take advantage of Sage's groundbreaking Konnetic technology. Konnetic technology, the most recent evolution in fly rod innovation, uses new materials combined with pioneering manufacturing methods and processes. This technology incorporates an optimized ratio of Sage's proprietary resin to exclusive high modulus aerospace-grade carbon fiber. The latest construction methods include Sage's Advanced Modulus Positioning System (AMPS); a process that precisely aligns and positions carbon fiber materials to exacting tolerances for the greatest blank strength, delivering extremely efficient energy transfer throughout the shaft. Using Sage's High Compression Molding process, carbon fibers are compacted for optimum density and precise alignment while simultaneously fusing the 50 percent lighter all-carbon fiber inner core. The ONE offers exceptional tracking with virtually no lateral or torsional movement, resulting in unparalleled casting accuracy. The inherent strength of Konnetic technology allows ONE rods to have a smaller diameter as well as weigh 25 percent lighter than comparable Sage rods. These attributes combine to provide augmented aerodynamic efficiency. Further innovations are the 70 percent lighter, low profile ferrules that help direct and carry energy through the rod without sacrificing strength, critical action and feel. Minimize

Big Sky Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 9'0 4wt - 4-Piec ... Read more

Big Sky Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 9'0 4wt - 4-Piece Big Sky! It's not just a state, but a state of mind. Sure, Big Sky is a July afternoon on the Madison. But it's also a russet dawn on the Cape, clouds reflected in blue-green flats off Andros, an eagle wheeling high over the Big Delaware, a Maine brookie pond stippled with autumn color and a cart-wheeling tarpon silhouetted against a back country sunset. In short, the spirit of Big Sky is wherever your fishing adventures take you. And Minimize

CLOSEOUTS . This Cortland fly fishing outfit has just about ... Read more

CLOSEOUTS . This Cortland fly fishing outfit has just about everything you need to hit the river, including a Magnum rod with high-modulus graphite shaft, cork handle with fighting butt, disc drag reel, premium fly line and knotless leader. Outfit includes rod, reel, premium line and leader 2-piece rod: High-modulus graphite shaft Medium action Nickel silver fittings Cork handle with aluminum reel seat Fighting butt Assembled rod length: 9' Weight: 5.4 oz. Material: Graphite and cork Cortland LTD aluminum reel and spool: Pre-loaded with line, backing and leader Cortland premium fly line (weight forward) Disc drag Capacity: 150 yds. 20# backing plus fly line Diameter: 4" Material: Aluminum Total weight: 10.6 oz. Made in China Visit our Fly Fishing Guide Available Colors: SEE PHOTO. Minimize

Anodized silver aluminum that's so well-crafted it looks li ... Read more

Anodized silver aluminum that's so well-crafted it looks like it could be standard equipment on high-end fishing boats. The V shape allow you to put 3 big reels next to each other with touching and the double 6" SeaSuckers gives this unit all the power necessary to troll a center line or safely hold the biggest rigs you've got. Integrated support legs give this rod holder super torque resistance and stability. Dimensions: 18" wide by 16" tall. SeaSuckers are powerful vacuum-cup mounts that enable you to safely and securely attach an array of accessories to your boat without using screws or drilling holes. NO drills, screws or holes. Make no mistake - these are vacuum cups, not suction cups. There's a big difference between the two. The vast superiority of SeaSucker vacuum cups comes from their integrated pumps. Once mounted, they really hold - a 4.5" SeaSucker can support more than 100 pounds; a 6" SeaSucker can support more than 200 pounds. For even more holding power, multiple SeaSuckers can be attached to an aluminum track mount.The vacuum cups are non-marking, and SeaSuckers can hold underwater, and the pump is made to work both underwater and in the air. SeaSuckers are made of rubber, plastic and stainless steel to withstand saltwater. But the company does recommend rinsing with freshwater after a trip, like boaters do with anything exposed to the salt.You can use a SeaSucker to mount just about anything to your boat. SeaSucker custom housing lets you choose between screwing into the standard 1/4-20 stainless steel center insert or back-plating through the slotted holes. SeaSuckers have a built in safety feature in their check valves. If the red line shows, you know you need to just give your SeaSucker another couple of pumps to get back to full vacuum power strength. Minimize

Big Sky Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 9'0 6wt - 4-Piec ... Read more

Big Sky Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 9'0 6wt - 4-Piece Big Sky! It's not just a state, but a state of mind. Sure, Big Sky is a July afternoon on the Madison. But it's also a russet dawn on the Cape, clouds reflected in blue-green flats off Andros, an eagle wheeling high over the Big Delaware, a Maine brookie pond stippled with autumn color and a cart-wheeling tarpon silhouetted against a back country sunset. In short, the spirit of Big Sky is wherever your fishing adventures take you. And Minimize

Big Sky Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 9'0 6wt - 4-Piec ... Read more

Big Sky Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 9'0 6wt - 4-Piece Saltwater Big Sky! It's not just a state, but a state of mind. Sure, Big Sky is a July afternoon on the Madison. But it's also a russet dawn on the Cape, clouds reflected in blue-green flats off Andros, an eagle wheeling high over the Big Delaware, a Maine brookie pond stippled with autumn color and a cart-wheeling tarpon silhouetted against a back country sunset. In short, the spirit of Big Sky is wherever your fishing adventures tak Minimize

Why Fly Fishing is a 31-minute DVD created to explain and s ... Read more

Why Fly Fishing is a 31-minute DVD created to explain and share the grace of this age-old sport. As a sport, fly fishing has a rich history with many of its own icons. Some people are not aware that the passion for fly fishing among its participants easily equals or surpasses even the most fanatical "team sport" (i.e. football, baseball, basketball). Fly fishing is an individual event with a level playing field that welcomes all comers. Everyone enters as a beginner, there are no age limits and progress is measured by self-satisfaction. This is a DVD every dedicated fly fisher should own, as well as beginners and even people who might be curious about why practitioners are so dedicated. Not only does it make fly fishers feel good about what they love, but, for the first time, they have a beautiful film that explains to non-fly fishing friends and family why the sport is so seductive. It shows, as words alone never could, why fly fishers become "low-level fanatics" (John Gierach's words) and behave the way they do. All profits from Why Fly Fishing DVD sales go directly towards the American Museum of Fly Fishing to help further the understanding of and appreciation for the history and traditions of the sport of fly fishing by preserving, displaying, studying and interpreting the artifacts, art and literature of the sport. "By exploring the many facets of the sport -- the athletic, the intellectual, the scientific and the artistic -- this film shows the deep satisfaction and fun anglers experience. All this is seen through the eyes of some of fly fishing's foremost practitioners -- Joan Wulff, Nick Lyons, James Prosek, Flip Pallot, John Gierach, the Revel brothers, Keith Fulsher and Diana Rudolph. This film is also a great way to introduce the sport to others whom fly fishers hope will now understand this obsession and who then might become interested and participants themselves. It also helps everyone truly appreciate why the love for it is so strong." --Gardner Grant, Trustee of the American Museum of Fly Fishing Minimize

This cart was designed and built by fishermen who know exac ... Read more

This cart was designed and built by fishermen who know exactly what you need in a quality built fishing cart. During testing every aspect was carefully thought out and often modified through customer feedback. From the materials used in construction, to the placement of the axle for perfect balance. Your new fishing cart is built to give you many years of excellent and memorable service. All of our fishing carts are constructed from high strength aluminum tubing that resists corrosion and performs excellent under harsh outdoor conditions. Even the axle is solid aluminum and the bearings are made of nylon and guaranteed to never rust. Completely Portable Lightweight & perfectly balanced at only 24lbs. This cart (Fully loaded) will travel easily through loose sand, snow, water, leaves and small rocks. The larger Fishing Cart Sr. can hold an 80qt. Cooler, tackle boxes, bait containers and 8 fishing rods (upright & tangle free) Disassembles easily for traveling, no tools required. By simply removing the push pins and placing the handle, tires and bait station inside the frame for transportation. The frame is made of lightweight, corrosion resistant aluminum tubing. Disassembled- it measures 22" x 50" x10-1/2" and weights only 24lbs. Cargo weight capacity easily exceeds 200 lbs. Inflatable Carlisle pneumatic tires measure 5-1/2" x 15" (knobby treaded). Tires mounted on nylon & fiberglass reinforced rims. (Inflated to 24psi.). Bearings are also made of nylon and will not rust. 8 Aluminum rod holders mounted on the exterior of the frame. Tackle station & bait basket mounted on an aluminum post and may be placed in any available aluminum rod holder. Food grade cutting board impregnated with an ultra violet inhibitor. 7" bait basket, which can also be used to sift sand fleas. Removable Tee bar handle with rubber covered grips (fully adjustable for height). 2 retractable support legs that can be lowered to give better stability. A 24" Fish stick decal mounted directly on the Minimize

Brook Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 8 '6 4-Weight 4-Pi ... Read more

Brook Fly Rod by Cortland Details: Size: 8 '6 4-Weight 4-Piece Sometimes you just need to get away. Away from the big name rivers with their full parking lots and hoards of anglers. Away from crowds, away from hype, away from pretension. I bet you know a little secret creek somewhere off the beaten path. Maybe your Dad or Granddad first took you there. Maybe you discovered it yourself. But it s a place you can be alone, just you and the trout. Or perhaps your passion is stalking the most techni Minimize

The artwork of A.D. Maddox, one of the most well-known and ... Read more

The artwork of A.D. Maddox, one of the most well-known and respected fly-fishing artists, distinguishes these fly boxes as valued possessions in any fly-fishers collection. A.D.s work has been featured in issues of Grays Sporting Journal, American Angler, Big Sky Journal, The Contemporary Sportsman and Wild on the Fly. Her eye-grabbing close-ups of everyday moments engage you to see fly fishing in ways you never did before. Collect them all! Plastic Fly box.Available: Brook Trout, No Fly Zone. Sports and Outdoors > Sport and Outdoor Minimize

Why Fly Fishing is a 31-minute DVD created to explain and s ... Read more

Why Fly Fishing is a 31-minute DVD created to explain and share the grace of this age-old sport. As a sport, fly fishing has a rich history with many of its own icons. Some people are not aware that the passion for fly fishing among its participants easily equals or surpasses even the most fanatical "team sport" (i.e. football, baseball, basketball). Fly fishing is an individual event with a level playing field that welcomes all comers. Everyone enters as a beginner, there are no age limits and progress is measured by self-satisfaction. This is a DVD every dedicated fly fisher should own, as well as beginners and even people who might be curious about why practitioners are so dedicated. Not only does it make fly fishers feel good about what they love, but, for the first time, they have a beautiful film that explains to non-fly fishing friends and family why the sport is so seductive. It shows, as words alone never could, why fly fishers become "low-level fanatics" (John Gierach's words) and behave the way they do. All profits from Why Fly Fishing DVD sales go directly towards the American Museum of Fly Fishing to help further the understanding of and appreciation for the history and traditions of the sport of fly fishing by preserving, displaying, studying and interpreting the artifacts, art and literature of the sport. "By exploring the many facets of the sport -- the athletic, the intellectual, the scientific and the artistic -- this film shows the deep satisfaction and fun anglers experience. All this is seen through the eyes of some of fly fishing's foremost practitioners -- Joan Wulff, Nick Lyons, James Prosek, Flip Pallot, John Gierach, the Revel brothers, Keith Fulsher and Diana Rudolph. This film is also a great way to introduce the sport to others whom fly fishers hope will now understand this obsession and who then might become interested and participants themselves. It also helps everyone truly appreciate why the love for it is so strong." --Gardner Grant, Trustee of the American Museum of Fly Fishing Minimize

Cortland Pre-Loaded Fly Fishing Travel Outfit 9ft. 9/10wt. ... Read more

Cortland Pre-Loaded Fly Fishing Travel Outfit 9ft. 9/10wt. Rod Length: 9' 0" Line Rating: 9/10 wt. Rod Sections: 4 pc. Perfect for East Coast Bluefish and Striped Bass Rod, Reel, Line, Leader, and Travel Case All Included! Perfect entry-level travel kit. Professionally balanced outfit includes graphite fly rod (4 pc.), LTD II disc drag fly reel, Cordura rod and reel carrier, 333 grade fly line, 333 grade tapered leader, fly line backing and knot tying tool. Everything you need for an enjoyable day of fishing. Minimize

The Fly Fishing Anthology features glorious artwork and mor ... Read more

The Fly Fishing Anthology features glorious artwork and more than twenty stories and essays celebrating, reminiscing, and bemoaning the high sport of fly fishing. This first-of-its-kind book is divided into six themed chapters. The first chapter features stories of initiation—none painless and all memorable. Chapter two explores the glorious vistas of fly fishing country. In the third chapter, our writers go nuts for trout, that highest echelon of game fish. Chapter four examines the seductive art of fly-tying. The fifth chapter is devoted to reminiscences, and the final chapter defends the great sport of fly fishing. More than half of the pieces take jabs—some gentle, some sharp—at the sport of fly fishing and the men and women who aim to master it. Highlights include John Gierach’s Keillor-esque vision of a sleepy Colorado trout fishing town jolted awake by the age of neoprene waders and Latin terminology, Charles Elliott fly fishing for the elusive bone-fish at the elbow of baseball great Ted Williams, and newcomer George Tichenor self-deprecating with cheerful aplomb as he practices casting a fly on the revered Willowemoc. The writing represents the best that fly fishing literature has to offer. In these pages, dry fly master George LaBranche argues with passionate conviction that dry fly fishing is the highest art of angling. Zane Grey waxes poetic on the wild, lonely beauty of his beloved West, and sports-writing genius Red Smith wrests a hilarious, epic tale out of an amateur fly tier’s first Silver Tip pattern. Of course, the fly fishing legends are present in these pages, including Cornelia "Fly Rod" Crosby, G. E. M. Skues, and Joan Salvato Wulff. Minimize

For the subspecies of saltwater angler who insists on doing ... Read more

For the subspecies of saltwater angler who insists on doing his fishing with flies, Kreh is the guru and this is the holy book. Now in its third revised edition, Fly Fishing in Salt Water first surfaced in the late '60s when the idea of fishing the seas with a fly for bluefish, stripers, bonito, and bigger game like tarpon and tuna was not only novel, it was sneered at. Fly-fishing in saltwater is still a relatively new frontier, but time has proven Kreh a visionary and the virtual father of the sport, and this how-to remains an essential part of a saltwater fly-angler's tackle. Why fish salt water with a fly? Because, says Kreh, it combines the best physical and cerebral aspects of fishing and hunting, with the added complication that "no stocked fish roam the seas." Unlike trout fishing ("Trout fishing writers have always tended to complicate a rather simple sport," carps Kreh), where the angler must understand from the start that trout in a pool are relatively stationary creatures that exist only on the food available in that pool, saltwater species are fish in transit, constantly on the move, often in schools, and they gulp down anything they run into. Kreh's bible begins by engraving that difference in stone. Then it patiently introduces you to the sport's basics step by step: the necessary tackle and how to care for it; technique; fly patterns; fish behavior; the long cast; understanding tides and where fish are likely located; and specifics of deepwater fishing, inshore fishing, and fishing at sea from boats. "The sea has always been a fascination to me, and the creatures in it offer the greatest challenge a fly rodder will ever know," writes Kreh. His unparalleled infectious enthusiasm--just look at the cover photo of the author: a happy man if ever there was one--and expertise make that challenge as reachable as it is alluring. Minimize

It's about time you took your little apprentice out into th ... Read more

It's about time you took your little apprentice out into the wild for a little fly fishing with the Ross Youth Journey Fly Rod. Designed specifically for kids, the Journey has a medium-fast action rod taper which makes casting super-easy and offers just the right amount of forgiveness for those just starting out. Since it's a four weight, the Journey can be used on most types of water, and the four-piece design makes it easy to transport when he or she hikes or bikes to his or her favorite haunts. Minimize

Beginners collection of 3 detailed instructional fly fishin ... Read more

Beginners collection of 3 detailed instructional fly fishing programs covering all elements of learning to fly fish, attaching knots, fly tying and everything in between. Detailed instruction provided by Jim and Kelly Watt hosts of ESPN's Fly Fishing Video Magazine series Select segments cover the essentials of fly fishing equipment and setup such as choosing the right rod, line choices for every situation, knots and fly styles. Lessons & examples include basic casting techniques, expert casts for difficult situations & the proper way to fish lakes, streams & rivers. Easy to understand instructions on tying a streamer, basic dry fly & nymph are presented. Learn Basic Fishing Techniques, Basic Casting Techniques, Knots, Equipment, Basic Fly Tying, Advanced Casting Techniques, Choosing the right rod, Line choice for every situation. Dick Talleur, Fly tying authority, columnist, author, photographer and fly fishing guide teaches viewers the intricate and delicate techniques and tricks of tying very effective flies in an easy to understand, hands-on approach. Step 1: Gray-Hackle Peacock (Wet Fly), Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear (Nymph), Pale Morning Dun (Dry Fly), Woolly Bugger (Streamer). Step 2: Hair-Wing Caddis (Dry Fly), Grizzly Wulff (Dry Fly), Muddler Minnow (Streamer), Adams Parachute (Dry Fly). Jim & Kelly Watt, along with expert instruction from author Dick Talleur, guide Lenny Moffo, casting expert Steve Rajeff & the Hooker's first mate Randy Baker. Nail Knot, Braided Mono Loop, Surgeon's Loop, Uni Knot, Albright Knot, Leader to Fly Line, Knots for Leaders, Blood Knot, Double Overhand, Surgeon's Knot, Nested Nail Knot, Nested Uni Knot, Knot Strength test, Clinch Knot, Improved Clinch Knot, Turl Knot, Backing to Reel, Nail-less Nail Knot. Mono Loop, Slip Knot, Wire Leader Knots, Haywire Twist, Albright Combo, Plastic Coated Wire Leaders, Big Game Fishing Knots, Class Tippett, Bimini Twist, Spider Hitch, Huffnagle, Double Hook Set w/ Snell Knot, Lines for Billfish. Minimize

REDFISH ON A FLY is a "guide's guide" for catching Red Drum ... Read more

REDFISH ON A FLY is a "guide's guide" for catching Red Drum on a fly. This book is for flyfishermen just starting out, and for anyone who desires to learn more about flyfishing for redfish throughout our nine major redfish states! It's the most scientific and educational flyfishing book ever written on Fly Fishing for Redfish! He guides you throughout nine states redfish inshore waters. You'll find that you'll see more fish and catch more redfish on a fly!Learn- Redfish biology throughout their developmental stages. How to spot reds "tailing" or "pushing water". Tagging and Hatchery Raised Redfish Stocking programs. Redfish flies and methods to catch more fish!Fly rods, reels and assessories. The "Joe Gude method" to find your own casting style. It's a educational method of learning that is fun and easy to understand! He'll talk to you about flats boats for different folks. Every thing you need to know about catching redfish on a fly- is in this book! What better person to teach you about Fly fishing for Redfish than a Presbyterian Minister and Navy Chaplain W.M. (Sonny) Dinkins. He's one of the nicest guides you've ever met; and cut from a different bolt of cloth than your average fly fishing guide. The author is the former Team Captain of the 1984 U.S. Intercollegate Sportsfishing Team which won that years Sportsfishing Team Championship. Joe Guide has been a teacher, preacher, educator, and humanitarian relief worker throughtout the world. He's been flyfishing since the age of ten; and grew up in the lowcountry of South Carolina. He's a person who knows how to talk to people from all walks of life. Read this book and I hope that one day before too long, you will sight cast to the redfish of your dreams! Minimize

Learn the top fly fishing presentation casts that really do ... Read more

Learn the top fly fishing presentation casts that really do catch more fish.An intensive one on one fly casting workshop with Master fly casting instructor Carl McNeil."An indispensable reference for years to come"Never have I seen such excellent flycasting footage - the Fly Fisher Journal"Casts that Catch Fish, a DVD that brings gorgeous cinematography to the how-to genre. It's a very existing combination because the visuals are so enthralling, you don't actually feel like you're going to school yet the video is packed with great casting instruction from Carl McNeil, a Federation of Fly Fishers Master Casting Instructor" - American Angler Magazine."The filming is exquisite. The settings are well chosen for the purpose and not only does the backdrop make the line very easy to see, but it's also beautiful. It doesn't hurt that the filming is flawless too, and I love the camera following the wiggle casts down towards the surface seen from both the caster's perspective and from where the fly is going to land." - Global Fly FisherTake a one on one fly casting workshop with Federation of Fly Fishers Master Casting Instructor Carl McNeil as he demonstrates the essential presentation casts. Each cast is explained step by step in plain simple language with the assistance of slow motion and graphical overlays.These casts should be considered vital ammunition in the arsenal of all fly anglers of both fresh and salt water. In addition to the slack line presentation casts McNeil covers the roll cast, Bill Gammel's Five Essentials of good fly casting and dealing with windy conditions. FEATURING:The Five Essentials of good fly castingRoll castReach mendPile castWiggle castAerial mendBucket mendTuck castCurve castsDealing with the windPosted by - Team Stonefly http://teamstonefly.com/?p=1505 on 3rd Feb 2011"Quite simply, not only is McNeil’s casting instruction excellent, but the cinematography surpasses any I’ve seen in an instructional video to date. With the use of slow motion footage and graphic overlays, each and every cast is broken down step by step. As a result, an angler not only understands the purpose of the cast, but also the dynamics that make it possible." "I thoroughly recommend this to anyone wanting to take their casting and fish catching to the next level."This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. Minimize

CLOSEOUTS . This Cortland Pro Cast fly line is an excellent ... Read more

CLOSEOUTS . This Cortland Pro Cast fly line is an excellent, general purpose weight-forward floating line. High-floating and durable, this line will perform well with all fly rods, including modern fast-action graphite rods. Long belly design helps carry more line in the air Quicker loading for easier casting Weight forward Floating Length: 30 yds. (90') Material: Nylon braid core coated with PVC Made in USA Available Colors: SAGE. Minimize

In one of the enduring classics of fly-fishing literature, ... Read more

In one of the enduring classics of fly-fishing literature, Terry Hellekson addresses everything from the history of fly fishing and fly-tying around the world, to fly-tying material and hooks. This newly revised and updated version offers the original two volumes combined in one hardcover edition to create the definitive book on fly-tying. This is not just another book on popular fly patterns, although it is the authority on those as well. Terry shares the insights and interviews with fly-tying greats of years past, along with the history of some of the popular individual flies and fly-tying vises, making this a great read. He also shares years of wisdom and knowledge on colors, fly-fishing techniques, and tricks of the trade on the best kinds of tools and materials to buy and where to find them. This new edition is organized into two clear parts: the first section deals with the origins of fly-fishing, the concepts of vision and perception of color, the tools and materials from which flies are created, and looks at species of mayflies, stoneflies, and caddisflies. The second section of the book progresses on to the other insect orders, terrestrials, and crustaceans, then delves into the specifics of streamers, shad flies, steelhead flies, and more. Even a fly-tying novice will be enthralled, with illustrations that clarify the patterns and a reader-friendly style. Minimize

Learn the top fly fishing presentation casts that really do ... Read more

Learn the top fly fishing presentation casts that really do catch more fish.An intensive one on one fly casting workshop with Master fly casting instructor Carl McNeil."An indispensable reference for years to come"Never have I seen such excellent flycasting footage - the Fly Fisher Journal"Casts that Catch Fish, a DVD that brings gorgeous cinematography to the how-to genre. It's a very existing combination because the visuals are so enthralling, you don't actually feel like you're going to school yet the video is packed with great casting instruction from Carl McNeil, a Federation of Fly Fishers Master Casting Instructor" - American Angler Magazine."The filming is exquisite. The settings are well chosen for the purpose and not only does the backdrop make the line very easy to see, but it's also beautiful. It doesn't hurt that the filming is flawless too, and I love the camera following the wiggle casts down towards the surface seen from both the caster's perspective and from where the fly is going to land." - Global Fly FisherTake a one on one fly casting workshop with Federation of Fly Fishers Master Casting Instructor Carl McNeil as he demonstrates the essential presentation casts. Each cast is explained step by step in plain simple language with the assistance of slow motion and graphical overlays.These casts should be considered vital ammunition in the arsenal of all fly anglers of both fresh and salt water. In addition to the slack line presentation casts McNeil covers the roll cast, Bill Gammel's Five Essentials of good fly casting and dealing with windy conditions. FEATURING:The Five Essentials of good fly castingRoll castReach mendPile castWiggle castAerial mendBucket mendTuck castCurve castsDealing with the windPosted by - Team Stonefly http://teamstonefly.com/?p=1505 on 3rd Feb 2011"Quite simply, not only is McNeil’s casting instruction excellent, but the cinematography surpasses any I’ve seen in an instructional video to date. With the use of slow motion footage and graphic overlays, each and every cast is broken down step by step. As a result, an angler not only understands the purpose of the cast, but also the dynamics that make it possible." "I thoroughly recommend this to anyone wanting to take their casting and fish catching to the next level."This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. Minimize

Here we have a NEW Cortland Complete Fly Fishing Outfit in ... Read more

Here we have a NEW Cortland Complete Fly Fishing Outfit in 8ft and 6 piece rated for a #4 Line. This is a GREAT TRAVEL OUTFIT measuring only 20in in the case. The outfit comes with an 8ft 6 Piece Graphite Cortland Rod. An STH Machined Aluminum Turbine Disc Drag Reel and a Cortland Fly Line and Backing and a Cortland Case to house the rod and reel. STH Reels are manufactured in Argentina and are top quality reels.The reel alone usually sells for $250.00. SPECIAL CLOSEOUT SALE PRICE OF $240.00. N Minimize

Beginners collection of 3 detailed instructional fly fishin ... Read more

Beginners collection of 3 detailed instructional fly fishing programs covering all elements of learning to fly fish, attaching knots, fly tying and everything in between. Detailed instruction provided by Jim and Kelly Watt hosts of ESPN's Fly Fishing Video Magazine series Select segments cover the essentials of fly fishing equipment and setup such as choosing the right rod, line choices for every situation, knots and fly styles. Lessons & examples include basic casting techniques, expert casts for difficult situations & the proper way to fish lakes, streams & rivers. Easy to understand instructions on tying a streamer, basic dry fly & nymph are presented. Learn Basic Fishing Techniques, Basic Casting Techniques, Knots, Equipment, Basic Fly Tying, Advanced Casting Techniques, Choosing the right rod, Line choice for every situation. Dick Talleur, Fly tying authority, columnist, author, photographer and fly fishing guide teaches viewers the intricate and delicate techniques and tricks of tying very effective flies in an easy to understand, hands-on approach. Step 1: Gray-Hackle Peacock (Wet Fly), Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear (Nymph), Pale Morning Dun (Dry Fly), Woolly Bugger (Streamer). Step 2: Hair-Wing Caddis (Dry Fly), Grizzly Wulff (Dry Fly), Muddler Minnow (Streamer), Adams Parachute (Dry Fly). Jim & Kelly Watt, along with expert instruction from author Dick Talleur, guide Lenny Moffo, casting expert Steve Rajeff & the Hooker's first mate Randy Baker. Nail Knot, Braided Mono Loop, Surgeon's Loop, Uni Knot, Albright Knot, Leader to Fly Line, Knots for Leaders, Blood Knot, Double Overhand, Surgeon's Knot, Nested Nail Knot, Nested Uni Knot, Knot Strength test, Clinch Knot, Improved Clinch Knot, Turl Knot, Backing to Reel, Nail-less Nail Knot. Mono Loop, Slip Knot, Wire Leader Knots, Haywire Twist, Albright Combo, Plastic Coated Wire Leaders, Big Game Fishing Knots, Class Tippett, Bimini Twist, Spider Hitch, Huffnagle, Double Hook Set w/ Snell Knot, Lines for Billfish. Minimize

No brand of fly fishing challenges anglers more than stalki ... Read more

No brand of fly fishing challenges anglers more than stalking bonefish on tropical saltwater flats. Fly Fishing for Bonefish offers a definitive profile of this elusive fish and thoroughly dissects the skills needed to catch it. Brown shows how to find and see bonefish - how to spot feeding and mudding signs, the camouflage techniques the fish adopts, the effects of tide, temperature, and weather on where the fish will be and how it can be spotted. Then he gives helpful advice on how to fish cruising or tailing fish, which stripping techniques work best, how to set drag, and the most effective ways to strike and fight bonefish. An especially interesting section treats fly selection and design - with color plates of more than seventy patterns tied by some of today's most innovative fly developers, including Carl Richards, Craig Mathews, Jack Gartside, Jeffrey Cardenas, Lefty Kreh, Ben Estes, Tim Borski, Jim Orthwein, and many others. Brown also catalogs major bonefish destinations around the world. With its hundreds of color and black-and-white photographs (the color sections on how to spot fish are exceptionally valuable), dozens of line drawings by Bob White, and a crisp, authoritative, and extensive text, Fly Fishing for Bonefish is the definitive book on what may well be fly fishing's ultimate challenge. (7 1/4 X 9 1/2, 372 pages, color photos, b&w photos, maps, illustrations, diagrams, charts) Minimize

Classic Fly Rod by House of Hardy Details: Size: 3wt 7ft 0i ... Read more

Classic Fly Rod by House of Hardy Details: Size: 3wt 7ft 0in 2pc - Lightweight Our Classic range draws its inspiration from our past, but by utilising every trick of modern technology we have made every item in it totally compatible with the future. Reels like the Cascapedia, the Bougle or the Lightweight might well have been in manufacture for decades but constant modifications have made sure their performance is everything anyone would expect in 2009. The new Classic Lightweight and Glass rod Minimize

Gary Roach Mr. Walleye 7' MWPS76TR Leadcore Trolling Medium ... Read more

Gary Roach Mr. Walleye 7' MWPS76TR Leadcore Trolling Medium Fishing Rod. Lighter trolling rod designed for smaller planer boards with spinners and crankbaits, either shallow or deep. Ideal with ½-1oz. bottom bouncers. Specialized action for light biters. Attach the sinker10' ahead of the crankbait or crawler harness. If trolling 30' of water for suspended fish let out 45' of line to the sinker. In deeper water I adjust accordingly in front of the harness to the deeper fish. If fish are up higher adjust to lessen the weight. Watch your sonar to see where the fish are. You won't find a better priced rod in this size and action. FEATURES: - IM6 40 ton high modulus graphite blank construction provide ultimate lightweight sensitivity and performance. - Spinning models feature exclusive "Roach" Fore Grip Touch Pad which provides increased sensitivity and feel by providing direct contact with the rod blank. - Counterweighted split handle design with rear grip armrest contour. Better balance and leverage for increased comfort and leverage. - Lightweight PVC coated reel seats. - Premium grade natural cork handles and fore grips. - Snake guide fixed hook keeper feature. - Titanium Carbide guide frames w/ Titanium Nitride coated rings. Ideal for use with Super Braids or monofilament lines. Minimize

CLOSEOUTS . This Cortland Pro Cast fly line is an excellent ... Read more

CLOSEOUTS . This Cortland Pro Cast fly line is an excellent, general purpose weight-forward floating line. High-floating and durable, this line will perform well with all fly rods, including modern fast-action graphite rods. Long belly design helps carry more line in the air Quicker loading for easier casting Weight forward Floating Length: 30 yds. (90') Material: Nylon braid core coated with PVC Made in USA Available Colors: SAGE. Minimize

The new Cortland Pro-Cast rods were designed for outstandin ... Read more

The new Cortland Pro-Cast rods were designed for outstanding performance and value. Whether you're looking for a nice small trout rod or a rod that will haul in a fresh run salmon, there is a Pro-Cast rod for the challenge. The hand-crafted medium-fast action fly rods look and feel much more like rods at four times the cost but at a value that won't break the wallet. Pro-Cast rods are light in the hand and the quick dampening actions allow for great line control. Powerful enough to reach out and throw a long line when needed, but also soft enough in the tip to reduce break offs with fine tippets. 100% graphite blanks with tip-over-butt ferrule systems. Pro-Cast rods are finished with smooth sanded banks, dark grey wraps and hard chrome guides. Reel seats are anodized aluminum with woven carbon fiber inserts. Each rod comes in a printed cloth bag for easy rod identification. Minimize

Shop for Cortland Precision Platinum and other fly fishing ... Read more

Shop for Cortland Precision Platinum and other fly fishing Lines at RiverBum.com and save. Great flies, fly fishing gear, equipment & More... Minimize