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Individual Fly Fishing Trips

Although it is a satisfying and overwhelming experience, going on a fly fishing trip alone can fly by so fast it has ended before you know it. It can also be such as a hassle if you did not make preparations before making the trip. You could spend most of your time attending to malfunctioning equipment and other little troubles that could have been avoided had you come prepared!

You make a fly fishing trip memorable and successful even if you are doing it only by yourself. Consider these five travel tips to help you focus on the fishing part of your trip and not on other irrelevant matters.

1. Visualize yourself on the water. Ask yourself: What do I need? How can I catch fish? Imagining what you should be doing on the fishing site can help you know the kinds of equipment you will use on the field.

2. Be organized. Categorize your things. Keep things of the same category in one bag or place. For instance, place all your fishing equipment in one bag so that every time you go out to fish, you will know which one to carry.

3. Plan ahead. Time is essential on fishing trips like this. Do not waste time driving or walking around not knowing what to do. Plan ahead for the whole day. If you are not yet sure of places you want to visit, bring a map with you or ask suggestions from resort staffs and other people you meet along the way.

4. Have a back up. Even the best fly fishing gear breaks down occasionally. It is always good to be ready and prepared in cases of emergency.

5. Stay tough. Winds and rain are normal at high elevations. Prepare your rain gear. After all, it is just water!

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