The great outdoors is a provider of a vast variety of ways to relax. These methods can range from camping to hiking to even snow skiing. Though the most effective way to escape from the world and into nature is through fly-fishing. Fly-fishing can place you in the middle of a peaceful stream but yet on the outskirts of a developing world. Although learning to fly fish involves detailed steps and may be time consuming, it is guaranteed to bring you peacefulness and relaxation. The well explained steps provided will teach you the art of fly fishing in a timely manner.First, you must make sure that you have the right equipment. You will need a fly rod, a reel, and fly line. The reel is a device to retrieve line after casting. The fly line is a stretchy elasticized material that connects the fly or lure to the rod enabling a fisherman to retrieve his catch. It does not matter what weight rod you use, just be sure that the weight of the line matches the weight of the rod. Take the pieces of the rod and put them together, arranging the guides in a straight line. Attach the fly reel and pull out some of the line. Take the line and run it though all of the guides, making sure not to miss any of them. Once your preparations are complete, you can begin the fly casting process.Find a quiet, unobstructed place to practice. The best place to practice is on your lawn. Set the rod down and pull about twenty feet of line straight out in front of the rod. Pick the rod back up and grip it by the cork handle. When gripping the rod, place your thumb on top of the cork handle. Plant your feet comfortably on the ground with your toes pointing straight out in front of you. Hold the rod so that it is pointing straight out at King 2waist level. Using your forearm, lift the rod straight up to the point just past vertical. If you were looking at yourself from the side, the rod should start at the 9:00 position and stop at the 1:00 position....
