Foot Fly Fishing
Im flying to fish this afternoon and I need some answers to the questions beforehand?
A.) How do the knot on the fly? I did what tie knots in my fishing lures in freshwater, but makes the fly sitting on its side or upside down. (Which, I imagine, will not be attractive to fish.) B) How long should I let a fly before the recast? C) Once issued to what extent must fly the yellow line to avoid scaring the fish, and even and make the presentation attractive to them? D.) I can only seem to throw the fly about 20-25 feet. Is this normal? The answers to all or some of these issues would be greatly appreciated. Please answer my questions with questions. 
Thanks! 10 points best answer
A) It depends on the type of flight. I can use different node types. For the beginner who has little time to learn new knots, the increase will be knotted. A dry fly sits on the other hand is not entirely negative. The reverse is not so good. Learn some knots replacement as time permits. B) You must submit arrival at the staging area. Once the fly has traveled outside the area you want to submit it again. C) the distance between your start and end of your fly line is a function of the length of the leader, the leader in memory, and running water. However, the distance never equal to the total length of the leader. When the fish are relatively close to the surface as they feed on the surface or in shallow water, his camp is very limited vision. Imagine if your fly lands along its line, your chances are very small. D) What is the "20-25 feet" represent? Total fly line beyond the rod tip? Total online over former leader of the end of the stick? Or something more? However, this distance would you dust the beginning of class. This is not to make fun of you at all. First, you have found a way out of line, Some people struggle with countless hours. Second, trout are often caught in this relatively short distance. When you are not qualified very dust you can still succeed in the water. Use the stealth that you can bring to the proximity of water or wade in it. Fish are always nervous about being eaten, so do not worry. Move carefully to come closer than anyone in the water splashing. Make every effort to ensure that each of his shots well below as accurately possible. Enjoy your time in the water. skill in fly fishing is a lifelong pursuit. This search is what makes it a pleasant challenge. They focus not on their backs, have them all. Learning from each is unique. If you stick with it, your skills will improve with time.
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