I love black or white, but that goes back to my days fishing in the surf zone (beach) for stripers where the old adage was the lighter the day the lighter the lure and the darker the day (or night) the darker the lure
So sit back and relax, because pockets are up first
Here are some manufacturer recommendations for good fly fishing reels: Trout/Bass: Sage, Bauer, Lamson, Ross, Nautilus, Hardy, Galvan, Redington, Echo Saltwater: Nautilus, Tibor, Abel, Sage, Lamson, Galvan Salmon/Steelhead: Sage, Nautilus, Hardy, Lamson, Tibor, Ross, Bauer, Abel, Galvan, Redington, Echo In closing , the reel is one of the most essential parts of your fly fishing setup, offering not just functionality but also an element of precision and performance that enhances your experience on the water
Along this line, the Bridger boots are on the heavy side of the spectrum
And then I so tried to put words to it, which is can be tricky with smell