For Fly Fishing Blog

Welcome to our blog! We will share tips, tricks, and experiences related to the sport of fly fishing. It does not matter if you are a seasoned angler or new, our goal is to have this blog provide valuable information and inspiration for your next day on the water. From choosing the right gear and perfecting your casting technique, to exploring new destinations and learning about conservation and ethics we hope that we'll help improve your game.

elk hair caddis flyWhat is a Dry Fly

 

A dry fly is a type of fly used in fly fishing that is designed to float on the surface of the water. Dry flies are typically used to imitate insects or other natural food sources that are found on the surface of the water, such as mayflies, caddisflies, and stoneflies. Dry flies are typically tied on a hook with a variety of materials, such as feathers, fur, and synthetic fibers, to create the body, wings, and hackle of the fly. The goal of the dry fly is to create a realistic and convincing imitation of the natural food source that will entice the fish to take the fly. Dry flies are typically used in situations where the fish are actively feeding on the surface, such as during a hatch or in calm and clear water.