Silver Lake Fishing Flies Assortment

Silver Lake Fishing Flies Assortment

• Assortment of today's popular patterns and styles
• Durable tackle box included
• Tackle box dimensions: 9 x 5 x 1.25 inches
• Hand tied fishing flies assortment
• 55 assorted varieties with carrying case

You’ll be pulling fish from water in no time with this excellent assorted set of hand tied flies and streamers. With 55 of today’s most popular patterns and styles you’re sure to find one that works for any given situation. Expand your fly and streamer collection exponentially with this great set.

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Redding is in the center of some of the best fly-fishing in Northern California. In order to create more awareness of the sport and the great fly fishing opportunities available in our area, the Shasta Trinity Fly Fishers are holding a free Fly Fishing Fair & Swap and Sell at the Caldwell Park Pavilion area on Saturday, Oct. 2 from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
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Tips on Choosing Fly Fishing Nets

Your main method of landing a fish is probably your rod and reel.  However, fly fishing nets are still very useful tools, especially when using a light leader and tiny fly.  If you're looking to buy a net for your next outing, there are a few things you need to consider beforehand.  This article will give you a few tips on choosing the perfect one.

Handle

One of the first things you need to consider when buying a net is the size of the handle.  If you want a design that's easy to maneuver and compact enough to transport easily, you need to look for a shorter handle.  This is the better choice when wading. 

If you're fishing from a boat, you'll need a longer handle because you'll have to reach farther to the waterline.  There are also nets that have sliding or telescoping handles.  These are your best bet as you can shorten or lengthen the handle to suit your needs.

Frame

You also have to think about the material that the fly fishing nets are made from.  Some of the most popular options include wood, aluminum, and fiberglass.  Fiberglass and aluminum designs are usually stronger and lighter.  This makes them easier to maneuver while ensuring that they're sturdy enough to land bigger fish.  If you choose a wood design, make sure that it's of high-quality.

Bags

Another important consideration is the bag material.  They are usually made from plastic, rubber, nylon, and cotton.  Cotton and nylon bags are safer for fish as they won't damage their mucus coat easily.  Rubber bags are also less damaging, although they're pretty heavy.

Transportation

One of the final things to consider when buying fly fishing nets is how you want to transport them.  Some can attach to your vest using a magnetic clip that you can easily release.  There are also plenty other options to choose from.  Two other common attachment options include spring-loaded cables and Velcro.  You'll just have to choose the type that you prefer best.

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Shimano Clarus: A New Breed of Shimano Rods

Shimano, the Japanese manufacturer of bicycle components and fishing tackle, developed the new Clarus series line of fishing rods. Clarus, a Latin word meaning "bright" or "clear," is the perfect name for this line of Shimano rods.

The Shimano Clarus is typically for freshwater fishing. It has a sleek design that does not compromise function with form. This new line of Shimano rods were developed to match the specific needs of fishermen who go for salmon and steelhead.

When looking for a good rod to meet our distinctive fishing styles, we generally consider these specifications:

• Power Value. This is also known as rod weight. This indicates the type of fish a particular pole would be good for. Its typical classifications are Ultra Light, Light, Medium, Medium-Heavy, Heavy, and Ultra Heavy. To illustrate: Ultra Light rods are used to handle small bait fish. The Shimano Clarus, as is typical with Shimano rods, offers these different power values to suit the individual style of the customer.

• Line Weight. This pertains to the tensile strength that a line can handle before the line breaks. For casting and spinning rods, an 8 lbs. to 15 lbs. line is typical. If the line weight used is the incorrect one specified for the rod, the rod can break before the line parts. Say a too heavy line weight is used, the line will remain intact but the rod can be broken. And it is the other way around if the line weight used is lighter than what's specified for the rod. The Shimano Clarus matches the line weight with power value to get the most out of both specifications.

• Action. This refers to the ability of the rod to bend and to go back to its neutral position. The materials used in the making of the rod affects its action. An action may be fast, slow, medium, or a combination of fast and slow. When a rod is classified under fast action, the rod flexes more at the tip. When classified under slow action, the tendency to bend is toward the butt end of the rod.

• Lure Weight. This is used to designate the weight and type of lure that can be used for a specific rod. Lure weights are expressed in ounces and/or grams.

• Number of Pieces. This refers to the joints in the rod. Most people who love the sport prefer the one-piece rod because they give a more natural feel though these are more difficult to transport. But two-piece rods are becoming more and more used as they are easier to transport. In addition, recent developments in engineering have paved the way for a better natural feel for 2 piece fishing rods. Shimano offers a variety of one- and two-piece Shimano Clarus spinning rods and two-piece Shimano Clarus casting rods.

The Shimano Clarus, in keeping with the Shimano rods' standards of excellence, features authentic Fuji guides and reel seats, construction IM-7 graphite for its blank, Grade-A cork handles, a gudebrod thread wrapped guides for additional strength, and a convenient hook keeper. Not only that, it offers a lifetime warranty for a very affordable price. The Shimano Clarus' price ranges from $59.99-$89.99. So you get a real value from your money.

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