hi to all

[nemo]

i'm a new fisher and have been learning it for wks now..i can say its not that easy especially fly-fishing, but its fun!really fun!
I've checked out some info on this forum bout fly-fishing and have learned new things!thanks.
-->nemo

[Todd K]

Glad to have you aboard! Keep it up!

[Z Fisher]

Welcome aboard!

[Redwings1]

Keep at it and you will be getting into lots of fish in no time. I've been learning for decades and there is no end in sight... :roll:

[nemo]

Thanks! any idea how to tie a fly? id love to learn how to..thanks!

[Catch 22]

any idea how to tie a fly

Take a class. It is by far the best way to learn. Videos and books can be helpful, but taking a class will make a huge difference in your learning curve.

If you tell us where you are from, maybe someone can point you in the direction of a tying class in your area.

Jeff

[The Fisherman]

Be careful, Nemo...you're already showing signs of addiction. :wink:

[JACHARBO]

Nemo - don't let your wife and kids know about your emerging love affair...

[DA]

This video will give you an idea of what's involved in tying a fly.

http://www.flyaddict.com/static/hacklewingspinner.html

[nemo]

thanks a lot. by the way im from Utah and fishing at the green river :D
thanks for the video DA..that was nice :D
recently i got a 20 in rainbow weighs about 8 lb. we had a great day, though its quite hot. :lol:

[Ray]

welcome aboard!

[DA]

You're welcome!

[h.ridley]

:D nemo:

What a lucky guy you are. The Green river is one of the best trout fisheries in the country. I wanted to get to the Green when I was out there, but couldn't fit it into our plans. Please keep us posted about the river. Enjoy your flyfishing experience.
Howie


Tis a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. W.S.