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Old October 4th, 2004, 01:20 PM
Jack in El Paso
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Default Beginner's fishing setup

"Paul Lester" wrote in message
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I've fished for a large number of years, mostly for panfish, using a
standard casting combination; however, fly fishing looks quite intriguing.
During my investigation of equipment, I've gotten quite confused with the
different specifications for line weights, reels, leaders, flys, etc. Can
anyone give me an idea of where to start.

I want to fish some of the smaller lakes and ponds, from shore, for

panfish.
Primarily bluegill, crappie, etc. From what I've read, perhaps 5 weight

or
6 weight would work for me, and I understand that weight-forward line is


SNIP



At Wally World (Wal Mart) Scientific Angler has a kit for about $100. Also
try the link here
http://www.iflyshop.com/scientific-outfits.asp

Jack in El Paso
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