TBH Flyfisherman. Input needed please.

[txoutdoorsman24]

[Pthomas]

Get a lesson it will make all the difference I believe Gruene outfitters gives lessons and there are some very accomplished flats fly fishers that work there

Good luck and welcome to your new addiction

[thegrouse]

Tackle box outfitters gives lessons. They are in Alamo Heights. I need a refresher and talked to them yesterday.

[docmay]

Be careful practicing on pavement. It eats up the fly line pretty quick. They don't cast very well or float very well when the coating gets beaten up. Try it on grass and water even better. Water gives some resistance and will help load the rod. That feeling will help you develop your casting stroke.

[txoutdoorsman24]

Be careful practicing on pavement. It eats up the fly line pretty quick. They don't cast very well or float very well when the coating gets beaten up. Try it on grass and water even better. Water gives some resistance and will help load the rod. That feeling will help you develop your casting stroke.

Good to know but I have hardly any grass near my house. That's my neighbors house behind my daughter. Living in the city really stinks!!!

Thanks though

[txoutdoorsman24]

Tackle box outfitters gives lessons. They are in Alamo Heights. I need a refresher and talked to them yesterday.

Cool. I will look them up. Thanks

[huntinfool]

If you're in a boat, watch your line at your feet, you can get it tangled quickly. You might want to consider a basket. Also, watch the line as it goes into the reel and make sure it doesn't get hung up on the butt of the rod.
Get some cutting foreceps. You can cut line easily and then use them to get a hook out that's buried deep.
Get a lesson, wind knots will ruin a trip.

[docmay]

Good to know but I have hardly any grass near my house. That's my neighbors house behind my daughter. Living in the city really stinks!!!

Thanks though

Go find a city park with a pond. You may get some funny looks but that's alright. Take some little poppers and wooly buggers. Might be some perch!