1) Recreational fishing
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The art of playing an artificial fly in such a way as to make it look as though it has just fallen on to the water from the branches of bankside trees or other natural obstacles.
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A relatively ancient technique of presenting a fly on the surface of the water where the fly is connected to a short piece of line on a long rod. The fly is then touched on the surface of the water, immediately over an place where a fish might lie.
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A method of fly-fishing in which the fly is allowed to skip or dance on the water while line and leader are held above the water from a high rod.
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(from the article `fishing`) ...trout on artificial flies and described how each fly was dressed (made). The rod they used was only 6 feet (1.8 metres) long and the line the same ...
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a technique of presenting a fly on the surface of the water where the fly is connected to a short piece of line on a long rod. The fly is then touched on the surface of the water, immediately over a place where a fish might lie. A very little used fishing technique, it's a method to eliminate drag and present the fly to fish that stay close to the...
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A relatively ancient technique of presenting a fly on the surface of the water where the fly is connected to a short piece of line on a long rod. The fly is then touched on the surface of the water, immediately over an place where a fish might lie.
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A relatively ancient technique of presenting a fly on the surface of the water where the fly is connected to a short piece of line on a long rod. The fly is then touched on the surface of the water, immediately over an place where a fish might lie.
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