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bounding popularity here is for special equipment, uses a technique not at all hard to master, and can bring you Dbrillient results. With lighter limes you can cast lures farâ€" ther and easier. You‘ll need me appreciable backcast, and you can fish in front of trees or banks where flyâ€"casting is difficult. Backlashes, you‘ll be glad to find become a thing of Yhe past. Feel new excitement as your line spins out from that stationary spoo!l â€" and When you practice, tuck ® #olded newspaper under your gight arm and hold it there while you cast. got set for the extra thrill of pleying and landing fish that the usually taken only on heaâ€" wier lines. BAIT CASTING Keep your reel spoo! full, wsing a cork arbor or building tap a core with old line. Use a light line for more acâ€" urate casting . and better Try casting into shore from & slowâ€"moving outboard boat &â€" it‘s fun and a good test of your skill. 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Point your rod at the fly, gathering in slack until there is a gentle pull on the fly. Give the rod one or two sharp taps with the side of your hand, about a foot and a half above the grip. You can be almost sure of releasing the *y undamaged. FLY CASTING False cast to find the length of line your rod lays most easily and accurately. A bit of â€" careful _ experimentation will pay off, teaching you to fish just close enough so that the length of cast required is a natural for your rod â€" get the utmost in feel, control and accuracy when it counts. For real ;port. use your fly rod also for perch, smallmouth and largemouth bass. _ When â€" fishing a _ stream wade or walk quietly, and apâ€" proach the hole with extreme caution. The kicking of a stone, the stumbling of a boot, or the flash of your moving hand disclose your presence. The only noise the fish should ever hear is that of your lure falling in the water. annoying things to happen while wet fly fishing is to have a leader that won‘t sink. A handy remedy is to carry a piece of abrasive somp and wash the leader with it. This will do the job right! Balanced tackle is of great infportance in fly fishing. When the water‘s low and clear in that favorite trout stream of yours, the fish get pretty "spooky" and a heavy fly line falling on the water will put them down every time. If you use a leader from 9 to 12 feet long, and stretch your casts out a little farâ€" ther, chances are you‘ll go home with a lot heavier creel; also under conditions like this it is good to practice to use extremely small flies, such as No. 14 and No. 16. At these times, fish are unusually wary and it takes the utmost decepâ€" tion to fool them. It is not always the daintily placed fly that gets the fish. Many times a fly banged down forcefully will produce an imâ€" mediate strike, especially in the fiffles. Most good fly fishermen are very particular about cleaning their lines to see that they are kept free of grit. And yet, a surprising number of these same anglers overlook the dressing and dirt which acâ€" cumulate at the foot of the guides on their fly rods. This is abrasive and should be reâ€" moved regularly by using a small branch. Remember, â€" each â€" artificial fly is meant to imitate some natural food, <o through obâ€" servation or examination« of the fish‘s stomach, find what the fish are feeding on and use a fly imitating the food as neer‘y as possible. Probably one of the most Many times, the difference Flash Bulbs Tripods Filters Light Meters Films Ireiâ€"ucti Boskilets £f between an ompty cree!l and a heavy one lies in your choise of leaders. Try different colâ€" weight, using tippets when the water is crystal clear. 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