British School of Fly Fishing

Coarse - Beginners' Course ...

Fishing methods can vary widely depending on the type of fish being sort and on the conditions on the day.

A very windy day may reduce the possibility of successful float fishing, while a strong current may require the bait to be sunk quickly and held at its fishing spot, before the current has the chance to take it downstream. the best place for a beginner is still water, where there is no current.

The coarse angler has a number of decisions to make and the methods employed will affect the chances of a successful days fishing.

On our BEGINNERS DAY we will discuss all the tackle required and we will cover:

Float fishing

Floats
Rigs
Shotting patterns
Hook sizes
Float rods and suitable reels

Ledgering

Leads
Feeders
Method Feeders
Hook links
Ledger rods and suitable reels

Different baits are explained. Maggots, casters, corn and how to prepare pellets. All tackle is supplied and is of a good quality. If you are interested, please contact us for a discussion on your requirements.




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