Your Questions About Fly Fishing Videos

Joy answers:

Before you buy any DVD’s, check to see if you have a fly shop or a fly club in your area. That is the best way to learn to fly cast and fly fish. Join a club and you will get paid back many times over in help and instruction.

Not everyone has a fly shop or fly club near them, so DVD’s are the next best thing, if you don’t have a friend who is a really good fly fisher.

Here are a few more websites you can go to and find DVD’s.

I would suggest calling the people at Fly Fish TV,

http://www.flyfishtv.com/

and explain to them what you need, they will be more than helpful and will make honest suggestions at to which DVD’s would be best for you.

I have the DVD, “Introduction to Fly Fishing” and it gives a good basic course on fly fishing.

Http://www.flyfishtv.com/IntroToFlyFishing.htm

The DVD, “Fly Fishing Trout Streams” is also a good one.

Http://www.flyfishtv.com/FlyFishingTroutStreams.htm

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Another possibility would be some Mel Krieger DVD’s.

He has one, called “Beginnings” which is an intro to fly fishing.

Http://www.melkrieger.com/PR_DVDbegin.htm

Another would be “The Essence of Flycasting”

http://www.melkrieger.com/PR_DVDvideo1.HTM

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Orvis sells a couple,

A really good choice would be a Joan Wulff DVD, “Dynamics of Fly Casting”

http://tinyurl.com/2flcpy

Orvis has another one they sell, “The New Fly Fishing Basics” but I have never seen it.

Http://tinyurl.com/25qpnr

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Cabela’s sells one.
Www.cabelas.com

Introduction to Fly Casting by Brian & Judith O’Keefe

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Hope this helps.

Larry