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What tips do you have if I'm fly fishing for carp?
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Basic Tips:
- Do some research first
- Pick out areas that you think will provide the crucial needs of fish
- Know more about the lake or river first
That's it!
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ariesz
Bait Fisher
Posts 57
Points 57
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It's a matter of having a good vision or eyesight. Thats the absolute first thing to successful fly fishing for carp. So u need to use of good quality polarized sun glasses. In most cases when fly fishing for carp you already
see the fish you are trying to catch.
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danielm
Spear Fisher
Posts 44
Points 44
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ariesz posted the following on Thursday 29th November 2007
It's a matter of having a good vision or eyesight. Thats the absolute first thing to successful fly fishing for carp. So u need to use of good quality polarized sun glasses. In most cases when fly fishing for carp you already
see the fish you are trying to catch.
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Yeah, I agree with ariesz. Vision plays a big role to a successful fly fishing for carp. Many people think that carp fishing is that it is easy. It
isn’t.
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alexsy
Spear Fisher
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Points 22
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fly fishing is very simple when three things are right.... first, you must have a suitable rod.. second, you must get a line to match it... and third, you must learn correct casting technique....
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spooks
Spear Fisher
Posts 26
Points 26
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There are basically two ways to fly fish for carp, sight casting and blind casting. Sight casting involves seeing the carp and then casting the fly. Blind casting can take on two forms. First is casting to places carp are likely to be and hope you are right. Second is casting in a spot where you know there's carp mainly because you have tossed some groundbait in the area. 
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ariesz
Bait Fisher
Posts 57
Points 57
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spooks posted the following on Sunday 9th December 2007
There are basically two ways to fly fish for carp, sight casting and blind casting. Sight casting involves seeing the carp and then casting the fly. Blind casting can take on two forms. First is casting to places carp are likely to be and hope you are right. Second is casting in a spot where you know there's carp mainly because you have tossed some groundbait in the area.
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the techniques you mentioned are very similar to groundbaiting.
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Brooks
Spear Fisher
Posts 35
Points 35
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In Fly Fishing, make sure that you have the best fishing gear, fishing bait and perfect timing.
Here, read this and learn: FLY FISHING
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Just go to your local shop and get some decent but not expensive type of gear. Your gear will depend upon the type of fish you want to hunt.
Inform the rep there that you are a beginner, ask about lessons and see if he knows anyone who can assist you in fly fishing. It would also help you if you will read a lot of stuff about fly fishing.
I learned fly fishing on my own and you can too. 
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DavidC
Spear Fisher
Posts 34
Points 34
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Brooks posted the following on Monday 21st January 2008
In Fly Fishing, make sure that you have the best fishing gear, fishing bait and perfect timing.
Here, read this and learn: FLY FISHING
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yeah just go there and it will tell you a lot of stuff that you need to know about fly fishing.
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