Fly fishing first started near the end of the second century. In 1921, credit was given to a man who was born about 200 years earlier than when it was actually first recorded.

Fly Fishing is a method of fishing using artificial bait (the fly), which provokes the fish to strike the fly.

There are many knots you can use when fly fishing, but one of the most important knots is the Perfection Knot. This knot connects the leader and line together.

The gear you need for your outdoor adventure is a rod and reel, a net, a cooler, a stringer, two or more flies, a nice setting, an extra line, and a good excuse about how you lost a big fish.

To fly fish, you need to cast and release the line. Next, grab onto the line, and keep hold of the line in your hand. Then, move the rod in a whipping motion back and forth over your head. Keep your wrist straight and release a little bit of line each time whip the pole, until you run out of line. Keep repeating this process until you catch a fish.

1. Montana, is one of the top three places to fly

fish in the world.

2. Colorado, 6,000 miles of streams and 2,000

lakes to go fly fishing.

3. Alaska, every fishermen's dream is to go fly

fishing in the beautiful streams of Alaska!

4. Wyoming, is one of the most respected fly

fishing places in the world.

5. Tennessee, Duck River is one of the best

rivers for fly fishing in the state of

Tennessee.