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These normally take place on a stocked stillwater that give you an opportunity to catch a fish on a fly
Suitable for individuals, families or groups of friends. Maximum group size is three people. Children must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult. Please read these comments if you are considering booking fly fishing instruction for children. From
Stillwaters to Westcountry Rivers
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Summary: 1. Learning how to cast a fly can be difficult because you can’t watch yourself while you cast to see what you’re doing right or doing wrong. 2. The best solution is to spend a few hours with a qualified game angling instructor. 3. We recommend beginners take their first lesson on a stocked stillwater that gives you an opportunity to catch a fish on a fly. 4. We provide suitable rods, reels, lines, flies and explain how to select appropriate tackle for different types of fishing 5. We will teach you how to perform roll and overhead casts and shoot line to achieve distance. 6. We can also teach you how to single and double haul to deal with awkward winds and cope with those “just out of reach” fish. 7. We will introduce you to some of the bugs that make up a trout’s diet. And how to select a fly to “match the hatch”. 8. Hopefully you will then catch a fish so that we can show you how to play, land and safely release fish. Author Paul Kenyon |