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Comment on Wild Water Fly Fishing Complete Starter Package by W. Walker

W. Walker — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:48:41 +0000

I just retired and have always wanted to learn fly fishing. I looked around and after much checking decided on this starter package. It has everything you need to get going. Not knowing much about the equipment myself, I asked the guys at the anglers club that I had joined. They all agreed that it was a pretty good deal. I did want a spare spool for the reel and called Wild Water directly. I actually spoke with Eric Dodds, the owner, who was a great help. He sent me a spare spool at a reasonable price. I would highly recommend this package.
Rating: 4 / 5

Comment on Wild Water Fly Fishing Complete Starter Package by Mike

Mike — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:32:56 +0000

I didn’t want to spend more than a $100 for a portable fly rod & reel, so after researching, I selected the Wild Water Fly Fishing Complete Black Starter HX6-090-4 package. Good quality rod, reel, and case. The storage case also includes a small zippered side pocket for fly box storage. Great for hiking. Received excellent service from both Amazon and Wild Water. Fast shipping. Very satisfied.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Wild Water Fly Fishing Complete Starter Package by Antonio Farias

Antonio Farias — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:56:29 +0000

i’m new to fly fishing so i took a 2-hour lesson with a professional guide and decided to not rush into the fly fishing shop to hand over my monthly mortgage payment for all the ’stuff’ you ‘need. ‘
did some online research and found lots of good reviews for Wild Water as a company and for this combo kit specifically. took it with me on a family vacation in VT where they had a two catch&release ponds stocked with trout (i think i scared the fish with all my practicing, which was ok in my book since just the casting alone was fun). very compact size with a sturdy case makes this ideal for travel by car or plane. appreciate the 3 flies that came with it as well as the spooled up reel. overall, i’ve used it more than a dozen times in less than 3 weeks and i’m loving the experience. free shipping and no tax is always an Amazon best bet!
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Wild Water Fly Fishing Complete Starter Package by B. Clary

B. Clary — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:55:55 +0000

I’m the biggest skeptic there is about “beginner” kits of anything. This one exceeded my expectations. Sure, you’re paying more for this rod and reel than you would a $50 cheap-o at Bass Pro, but you get a good quality rod, a decent reel, and it’s all ready to go. The rod has good action. . . it’s pretty whippy, so it takes time to get your cast down. Practice with it for a couple weeks and you’ll be in great shape. Note that the “warranty” isn’t a “break your rod, send it in, get a new one for free” type. . . you have to pay something like $30 for a new rod. It’s still better than buying a new one at an outfitter, though.

The case is nice, and it gives you a little peace of mind when throwing the thing in your trunk.

If you’re new to fly fishing like me, I suggest you get a few things in addition to this rod and reel.

1) a fly box. . . you can get one from bass pro for $10 to $15 and they’re really nice to have

2) additional flies and floatant. . . you get three flies with this kit and they’re pretty pathetic quality.

3) additional tippet and a couple leaders. If you’re like me, you’ll get knots in your tippet and leaders, so it’s good to have back up when you just can’t get those knots out!

4) a beginner’s book about knot tying (or watch some online videos. . . tons of good instruction on YouTube)

5) a hat that protects your ears; also get sunglasses that cover your eyes well

Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Wild Water Fly Fishing Complete Starter Package by Keith Elder

Keith Elder — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:45:11 +0000

I travel a lot and I’m a beginner fly fisherman. I didn’t want to break the bank and this medium action 4 piece was perfect for travel. I can even leave the line on and put the real in the case, a HUGE benefit for me. I haven’t caught a fish on it yet (i know sad) but I don’t feel like a complete idiot when I whip it out around experienced fly fisher buddies of mine.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on What Fishing Level Do You Have To Be To Fly Fish On Runescape? by David C

David C — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 08:06:33 +0000

the level when you can catch trout just check your stats

Comment on What Fishing Level Do You Have To Be To Fly Fish On Runescape? by BooC

BooC — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 07:29:13 +0000

Please Quit Before It Ruins Your Life!
Im sorry. I was addicted biggest mistake!!

Comment on What Fishing Level Do You Have To Be To Fly Fish On Runescape? by Runescap

Runescap — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 07:03:07 +0000

go to the skill section and click on the fishing thing then it will tell u what fish u can catch and at what level lol i can catch shark lol

Comment on What Fishing Level Do You Have To Be To Fly Fish On Runescape? by theradio

theradio — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:41:31 +0000

You can flyfish at level 20 =)
I know of a good site that will guide you from level 1 to level 99 fishing by giving step by step instructions with all the details:
http://runescape.siteguides.net/guides/skill/fishing/#n20to35
I used it to get 86 fishing, its quite usefull.

Comment on What Fishing Level Do You Have To Be To Fly Fish On Runescape? by Sam

Sam — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:31:09 +0000

You can start fly fishing at level 20.
You can catch:
Raw Trout at level 20
Raw Salmon at level 30
Raw rainbow fish at level 38
Use feathers as bait and a fly fishing rod to catch fish. I like to do this east of Barbarian Village.