http://www.classicflyfishing.com/hardy-fishing/top-three-fly-fishing-rods/ World's Best Gear - World's Best Service Tue, 08 Sep 2009 11:30:14 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 http://www.classicflyfishing.com/hardy-fishing/top-three-fly-fishing-rods/comment-page-1/#comment-37 What Gear Do I Need For Fly Fishing? | Hardy Fishing | Hardy Reels | Fishing Rods Reels | Reel Fly Sun, 30 Aug 2009 11:16:28 +0000 http://www.classicflyfishing.com/?p=130#comment-37 [...] of it, you simply can’t be an effective fly fisherman. Nothing could be further from the truth. Fly-fishing is all about the rod, the reel, the fly, the fish, you and nature. Nothing more, and nothing less is truly needed. Well [...] [...] of it, you simply can’t be an effective fly fisherman. Nothing could be further from the truth. Fly-fishing is all about the rod, the reel, the fly, the fish, you and nature. Nothing more, and nothing less is truly needed. Well [...]

]]> http://www.classicflyfishing.com/hardy-fishing/top-three-fly-fishing-rods/comment-page-1/#comment-34 The Cost Of Fly Fishing | Hardy Fishing | Hardy Reels | Fishing Rods Reels | Reel Fly Sat, 29 Aug 2009 12:18:33 +0000 http://www.classicflyfishing.com/?p=130#comment-34 [...] The biggest single expenses of fly-fishing, the rod and the reel, are ones that you only need to take on once. Many fishermen end up wanting to expand their options with more specialized equipment, but the right combination of rod and reel will allow you to fish a decent variety of species and locales. You can further decrease the hit to your budget by planning ahead. Shop carefully for your equipment and know exactly what you want. Doing this will allow you to be picky about when and where you buy your gear. Once you know what you have in mind you can shop sales or outlets in order to try and find the best deal. Planning ahead also gives you time to save so that you don’t get sticker shock. And when you hold the perfect gear in your hands and begin fishing, you’ll know your efforts have paid off. Share and Enjoy: [...] [...] The biggest single expenses of fly-fishing, the rod and the reel, are ones that you only need to take on once. Many fishermen end up wanting to expand their options with more specialized equipment, but the right combination of rod and reel will allow you to fish a decent variety of species and locales. You can further decrease the hit to your budget by planning ahead. Shop carefully for your equipment and know exactly what you want. Doing this will allow you to be picky about when and where you buy your gear. Once you know what you have in mind you can shop sales or outlets in order to try and find the best deal. Planning ahead also gives you time to save so that you don’t get sticker shock. And when you hold the perfect gear in your hands and begin fishing, you’ll know your efforts have paid off. Share and Enjoy: [...]

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