Fly Rod Selections
Depending On Your Fly Fishing Trip
Typically I recommend a 4-6 weight Fly Rod for wade trips on smaller waters such as the Paluxy River. However, on the Brazos River or one of the many area Lakes, I prefer and recommend a 6-8 weight Fly Rod. Big flies allow an opportunity to catch some of the bigger fish which requires a heavier fly line to throw the big and nasty flies with. Also worth mentioning, big fish are easier to control and land on a 6-8 weight fly rod.
Most of the time a floating, weight forward and shorter taper fly lines are what I use and recommend. There are times when an intermediate sink, or sink tip and full sinking lines are in order. Especially on the Brazos River or one of the many area Lakes.
Trips Include
You Don’t Have To Worry About
Guided Fly Fishing Instruction
Flies
Leaders & Tippet
Fly Rods & Reels (are available by request, please make arrangements prior to your Fly Fishing Trip)
Stream Side Lunches (full day trips only – please let us know about dietary restrictions if required)
Drink & Snacks (all trips)
Pictures From Your Trip (all trips are catch & release)
What to Bring
Don’t Leave These Behind
Valid Texas Freshwater Fishing License
Fly Rod & Reel
Polarized Sun Glasses
Hat
Rain Gear & Clothing for the Season
Sunscreen
Waders – Breathable (for cooler months on wade trips only)
Rubber or Felt Sole Boots (wade trips only)