Perfect Hatch Fly Fishing Supply - Quality Flies, Fly Tying

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Perfect Hatch is the best source for Everything Fly Fishing from quality tying materials to cast-ready flies and streamside gear.
The Opener Fly Fishing Rod and Reel Combo A 'Ready To Fish' Fly Rod and Reel Combo with a matte black finish. The Opener Fly Fishing Reel features a quick change left to right hand retrieve configuration, plus cork on teflon friction disc and a stainless steel disc drag system. Available in 3 different rod sizes - 8'6 3/4 wt, 8'6 5/6 wt, and 9'0 8 wt (includes a fighting butt) and all sizes includes our brand new travel rod & reel tube case. Perfect Hatch Guidance for each size: 3/4 Weight: Perfect for smaller streams, panfish & small trout, and delicate presentations.5/6 Weight: The best all-around fly rod weight that is great for creeks, lakes, rivers, and streams for those targeting trout as well as panfish and lighter bass.7/8 Weight: Ideal for larger fish including largemouth & smallmouth bass, bigger trout, carp, pike, musky, stripers, smaller salmon, steelhead, snook, redfish, and bonefish in bigger bodies of water including rivers, lakes, and saltwater settings. The Opener Fly Reel comes fully loaded with fly line backing, fly line, and leader. FLY REEL MODEL FLY LINE BACKING TEST & LENGTH FLOATING FLY LINE WEIGHT (wt) LEADER LENGTH & SIZE 3/4 Weight 20 LB 50 yards blue color fly line backing 4 wt orange color floating fly line 9ft 5x leader 5/6 Weight 20 LB 100 yards blue color fly line backing 5 wt orange color floating fly line 9ft 4x leader 7/8 Weight 30 LB 100 yards blue color fly line backing 8 wt orange color floating fly line 9ft 2x leader

Perfect Hatch Fly Fishing Supply

Pheasant Tail - Bead Head Flashback

Dry flies are designed to be fished on the top of the water. Dry flies float either on their own, or with the assisstance of a floatant such as silicon based gel, or dry fly shake. They can be fished in rivers, streams, ponds, and lakes alike. Many fish will rise the surface to inspect a dry fly and decide if they want to strike at it or not.