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The 14 pages that link to Fly fishing, each with the reason it gives.

• Recreational fishingBroader topic: This specialized angling style relies on casting technique and imitation.

• Catch and releaseRelated: Many fly-fishing traditions emphasize releasing captured fish.

• Fishing lineRelated: Fly fishing uses specialized line to carry the fly during casting.

• Ice fishingCompared with: Fly fishing usually presents a lure on open water rather than through an ice hole.

• MayflyRelated: Mayfly emergence prompts fishing strategies that imitate nymphs and adults.

• Fishing lureRelated: Artificial flies are lightweight lures designed to imitate insects and other prey.

• Fishing rodRelated: Fly rods are designed to cast line that is heavier than the fly.

• Brown troutRelated: Brown trout are a major target of fly fishing in rivers and lakes.

• AnglingBroader topic: It is a distinctive method built around lightweight imitations and line-driven casting.

• Fishing reelRelated: Fly reels store specialized line and often provide drag for running fish.

• TroutBroader topic: It is a widely practiced method for catching trout in streams and lakes.

• Bass fishingCompared with: Its tackle and casting mechanics differ from the conventional gear common in bass fishing.

• Big-game fishingCompared with: Fly fishing can target large fish, but its casting tackle and presentation differ from conventional heavy gear.

• Fish hookRelated: Fly patterns commonly carry small hooks sized and shaped for particular fish.