Getting started – flies

 

Flies catch more fly-fishers than fish

fly boxes

To the uninitiated getting started with flies can be a real hit and miss exercise. I know that when I started purchasing flies, well before I tied flies, I purchased many flies that I never caught a fish on. Some of those flies were flies that others said I had to have, they definitely were not. Others were flies that I purchased because I thought they looked pretty good, as it turned out only to me not fish.

It doesn't matter of your a member or not you can actually use this web site to see detailed lists of flies for a wide range of fisheries.

So if you follow this link it will take you to the free page on this web site that lists flies by both:

  • View flies by 'fishing destination'
  • View flies by 'categories'

If you not a member whilst you will be able to see the list of flies, and a photo of each fly that I carry in my various fly boxes, for the ones with a lock next to them you will have to be a member to see how to tie that fly.

Membership will give you access to not only that fly tying recipe but also all the other locked content on www.fishonfly.com.au for the duration of your membership.

Membership includes:

  • Fly tying recipes for heaps of advanced and popular flies.
  • Detailed information on a growing data base of fly fishing locations where you will find fly and hot spot recommendations.
  • Skill articles for river, lake, estuary and sand flats and offshore fly fishing
  • Techniques and access to a step by step data base of fly tying skills fully integrated to all the recipes on the web site.
  • last but not least access to three "as easy as ABC" step by step fly tying courses covering tying trout, bass and salt-water flies.

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