Beginner Fly Selection

[MST SigEp]

I just ordered and recieved my Orvis top 20 flies for 10 dollars shipped the other day and all I can say is wow. Such a great deal for 10 dollars for someone new to fly fishing or for someone adding common flies. They seem well tied and solid. Now I just have to get out there and use em.

Note: I like nymphing more than I like drys. This set has mostly drys so it didn't fit my style perfect but it still was a heck of a deal.

Link: http://www.orvis.com/store/product.aspx?pf_id=76TK&dir_id=758&cm_ven=performics&cm_cat=*FatWallet.Com*&cm_pla=NO&cm_ite=875&adv=875

[drew03cmc]

Woolly buggers will catch fish under any condition. Stock up on them and some basic nymphs, and you will do fine.

[Outside Bend]

I just ordered and recieved my Orvis top 20 flies for 10 dollars shipped the other day and all I can say is wow. Such a great deal for 10 dollars for someone new to fly fishing or for someone adding common flies. They seem well tied and solid. Now I just have to get out there and use em.

Note: I like nymphing more than I like drys. This set has mostly drys so it didn't fit my style perfect but it still was a heck of a deal.

Link: http://www.orvis.com/store/product.aspx?pf_id=76TK&dir_id=758&cm_ven=performics&cm_cat=*FatWallet.Com*&cm_pla=NO&cm_ite=875&adv=875

If you haven't already, try and find a copy of Chuck Tryon's "Fly Fishing for Trout in Missouri." Not sure if it's still in print; your local library may have a copy. Lots of information on fly selections, accesses, gear, and all sorts of other stuff. A pretty good book for a beginner, written so most anyone can understand it.