| There are many choices when it comes to
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| | bass. A 4-weight is perfect for delicacy
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| buying your first fly rod. As an avid fly
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| | and finesse, while a 6-weight works best
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| fisherman for the past 25 years, I've
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| | on big waters or in windy conditions. The
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| taught a wide range of different age
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| | middle weight - 5 - is the most versatile
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| groups and skill levels. This is what has
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| | for trout whether you want finesse on
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| worked best for me and the people I have
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| | spring-fed creeks or bigger, wider
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| taught over the years.
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| | rivers.
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| Material-A graphite rod, although it is
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| | Length- 8' - 9': These lengths are good
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| more expensive due to the fact that it is
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| | fits for trout and bass fishing. The
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| made from a high end material is the
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| | longer length will give you more casting
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| perfect choice for the beginner. It will
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| | range and will improve your line control.
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| be light and pliable very durable and
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| | Grips-There are many styles of grips and
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| will provide a smoother cast.
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| | materials used, this will end up being a
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| Action-Flyrods come in a wide varity of
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| | personal preference. The grip has to be
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| different actions (bending resistance)
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| | something that you are comfortable using
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| slow, medium and fast. Medium action rods
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| | all day.
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| are more limber and offer a good choice
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| | If you want an all-purpose and well
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| for beginners since they are easier to
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| | balanced fly rod, look for a 5- or
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| use and can handle many fishing
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| | 6-weight rod, 8-9 feet in length with a
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| conditions.
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| | medium to medium-fast action. This
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| Weight- 4 to 6 weight: This is also very
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| | combination will tackle nearly all of the
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| suitable for trout, panfish and small
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| | fly fishing situations you may encounter.
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