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Fly shops can benefit from lowering the barriers to entry for fly fishing, especially since Tenkara is highly portable—the entire system fits in a lightweight backpack.

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In defiance of technological advances, including the latest threat to thought—AI—the ‘soul’ of fly fishing thankfully remains untouched.

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One major advantage of tube flies is that, after a fish is hooked, the fly can slide up the leader. This leaves only the hook in the fish's mouth, making it harder for the fish to throw the hook.

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Members of the Fly Fishing and Coldwater Conservation Club, composed of high school students from Paulding County near Atlanta, assisted in stocking trout in the Delayed Harvest section of Georgia’s Amicalola Creek.

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Unlike traditional flies, a tube fly’s size and weight are not limited by hook size. The hook is chosen after tying, allowing greater flexibility to match the fly to fishing conditions. A benefit you should not deny yourself. 

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