Total Fly Fishing Guide

Where to Fish

Where to Fish, the eternal and basic question, which is very difficult to answer? The best place to start with is your own backyard. You can even get some fish in the most urban-packed states, rivers and ponds waiting to be caught. Try out such places to begin with and constantly search for new locations which are good fishing spots.

Look out for a guide to help you in locating them. Also, you can check out the local Department of Parks and Recreation website, the National Park Service (http://www.nps.gov/), or the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service website (http://www.fs.fed.us/) for more geographical details and learn to smell the fishing spots. This skill will make you a successful fly fisherman.

These departments can give you maps, directions, advice, and all the general guide information you will need to navigate your hometown waters.

The second best way to find the hot spots for your Fly Fishing Vacation is at your local fishing shop. There you can either finds flyers to fly fishing guides and spots, or simply ask the people you meet there. The great thing about just asking is that everyone has a story about the big one that got away!

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