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Old 03-23-2007, 09:11 PM
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Re: Your best tip for saltwater fly fishing

Quality polarized sunglass's in Amber or grey is highly recommended!
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Don't give up [b]if the fish does not leave the flat after one or five casts...that is within casting distance from 60 plus to 10 feet...and that includes permit
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Re: Your best tip for saltwater fly fishing

Practice,
Long distance casting, (60-100' consistantly)
double hauling,
presentation,
cheating the wind,
extra sharp hooks,
Good quality saltwater line,
150 yards or more backing, (20-30#)
and a 9/10 rod and reel designed for saltwater fishing.

I go out regularly to work on my technique, casting, distance and presentation.

Another tip is to be as stealthy as possible, dont alert the fish to soon. They will spook!
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