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John is a man who lives to fish.

He has been fishing regularly since his days as a young boy in Maryland, and is usually found out in the Great Outdoors when he's not working on his books and articles.

John has shared some of his most effective fishing techniques in his latest book Get your fly on - the ultimate guide to fly fishing which is available as a full-colour downloadable eguide, or as a high-quality audiobook.

John also writes a fly-fishing blog.

    Picking the Perfect Fishing Lodge

    One of the great things that makes fly fishing enjoyable both as a sport and as a hobby is that it allows you to pursue it with just about any body of water. You don’t need a boat or any other fancy equipment, as long as there is a lake or stream nearby, then you can go ahead and indulge yourself. But for the serious fly fisherman, looking for a suitable fly fishing lodge is crucial for a fishing vacation. Read: Picking the Perfect Fishing Lodge Read

    By: John Reece | 20/04/2009 | Fishing

    Selecting the Best Fly Fishing Gear for Your Needs

    Having a new sport or hobby is sure to fire up your buying impulses. However, before you run out to the local fly fishing gear store, there are a few things to consider. Since fly fishing entails a lot of time standing right in the water where you are going to fish, wearing your good old dependable jeans won’t cut it and neither will an ordinary rod and reel. The typical fishing pole won’t allow you to equip the fly used in fly fishing so, choosing the right one is essential. Read: Selecting the Best Fly Fishing Gear for Your Needs Read

    By: John Reece | 20/04/2009 | Fishing

    Casting Tips for Fly Fishing

    Are you having problems with your fly fishing casting technique? It’s a common problem especially with those who are “small fry” to the fishing hobby. Fly fishing casting is one of the more difficult fishing techniques to master because angling on the water is very difficult when you consider that casting is all about practice. Here are a few simple fly fishing casting tips and tricks. Read: Casting Tips for Fly Fishing Read

    By: John Reece | 20/04/2009 | Fishing

    Fly Fishing Tips for Success

    Most serious anglers have refined their techniques over time and experience in order to improve their catch. Reading up on new techniques and products are also good ideas, and so is listening to other angler’s stories. However, it is still good to remember the fly fishing basics. Anglers have been catching fish with the basic rod and line for centuries, so going back to the fly fishing fundamentals or the ABC’s of the sport will go a long way in improving not only your fly fishing technique b Read: Fly Fishing Tips for Success Read

    By: John Reece | 20/04/2009 | Fishing

    Fly-Fishing Rods - Wondering Why They Are So Long?

    Why is the fly fishing rod so long? If you are a novice who is looking to buy his first fly fishing rod then the length of a fly fishing rod compared to a typical fishing pole is very noticeable. For the beginner this extra length may be cumbersome since they might try casting the rod as they would a typical fishing pole, or they might feel that a long rod may not be a good idea. However, there is a very good reason for the length of the fly fishing rod and why anglers should not be bothered Read: Fly-Fishing Rods - Wondering Why They Are So Long? Read

    By: John Reece | 20/04/2009 | Fishing

    Save Money By Repairing Your Damaged Fly Line

    How many times have you planned a fantastic day of fishing only to find that somehow the fly line got caught andten damaged as you tried to free it. Maybe it got wrapped around a sharp rock or all tangled in a nearby tree. Perhaps it even got snagged on your fishing-reel spool and the frame? And because new lines are so expensive at roughly $70 for a new one it makes sense to try and repair the line first. Read: Save Money By Repairing Your Damaged Fly Line Read

    By: John Reece | 16/04/2009 | Fishing

    Essential Tackle and Techniques for Catching Pike

    If you decide to spend some time fishing for Pike (Esox Lucius) it's important to get the fundamentals right. Getting the preparation right means you're more likely to catch the fish, and once you've landed it, cause the minimum amount of distress to the fish. Pike are not as robust as their reputation would suggest and they can easily be damaged when handled by humans, so extreme care by you, the angler, is essential. Read: Essential Tackle and Techniques for Catching Pike Read

    By: John Reece | 16/04/2009 | Fishing

    Bait Tips for Bream, Snapper, Whiting and More

    If you're looking for some fresh ideas for bait to try for bream, flatheads, whiting and more, why not have a look at some of these tried and tested suggestions. There's some tips for ground bait as well as suggestions for what to put on your hook. Read: Bait Tips for Bream, Snapper, Whiting and More Read

    By: John Reece | 15/04/2009 | Fishing

    Tips for Improving Your Fly Fishing Techniques

    While fly fishing is considered to be one of the most relaxing hobbies you'll ever engage in, there is still a certain amount of skill necessary in order to be successful. You might have heard so much about the cast and about tying your own flies and may wonder how to really improve your fly fishing techniques in order to improve your catch overall. Read: Tips for Improving Your Fly Fishing Techniques Read

    By: John Reece | 28/03/2009 | Hobbies
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