best equipment for Fly Fishing on a lake

So if i'm understanding this right then the only real difference would
be a bigger tippet and maybe a little different variety of flys? That
could save some cash.

runsrealfast wrote:
So if i'm understanding this right then the only real difference would
be a bigger tippet and maybe a little different variety of flys? That
could save some cash.

Do you have some kind of boat? It's possible to fish some lakes from
shore, but a boat, or even a float tube, enormously increases your
opportunities.

Also, serious stillwater fly fishermen have at least one sinking line,
and more typically two or more with different sink rates.

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Do you have some kind of boat?

I don't have my own but can get access to one almost anytime I want so
thats not the trouble, but I have been looking at those pontoon boats
in different sporting goods stores. Some are pretty well priced while
others seem to be a lot more expensive. What would be the general
recomondation with those things?