Rods & Reels

Getting Started Fly Fishing For Trout

Skill Level:

Beginner

Professor:

Chancellor Steve

Class Code:

107

Learn how to start fly fishing for trout. This class covers the steps to take to start fly fishing, including gearing up, what's required, and what's optional.

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Getting Started Fly Fishing Basics

Selecting Flies and the
Tools of Fly-fishing is
a Fly Fishing Basic

Trout fishing necessities

Trout fishing most critical necessities:

1. Rig consisting of rod, reel, line, and hook. Please refer to TroutU class 101Rods & Reels

(Of course this assumes that you have a fishing license.)

2. Bait or lures. Please refer to TroutU class 103 Baits & Lures

3. Needle nose pliers for removing the hook.

Trout Fishing with the Double Team Approach

Skill Level:

Beginner

Professor:

Jerry

Class Code:

1052

This course is meant as addendum to the previous class. In this class, the student will learn a novel approach to fishing the stuborn streams that can be found in the mountains of the South. It combines both fly fishing and in-line spinner fishing. After the completion of this course, the student will have an approach that affords a good opportunity for a father and son team.

Rods and Reels

Skill Level:

Beginner

Professor:

Steve

Class Code:

101

This course describes the various types of equipment most commonly used for trout fishing. Fly reels, spincast reels and spinner reels will be discussed in detail. Also, the unique use of cane poles will be included in the discussion.

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