Fly fishing is a unique and rewarding way to experience the outdoors. It’s not just about catching fish—it’s about the rhythm of the cast, reading the water, and feeling connected to nature.
At Sportsman Finder, we make it easy to gear up for your next fly fishing adventure. We’ve partnered with trusted sellers to bring you a wide selection of quality gear. From lightweight rods and smooth reels to hand-tied flies and must-have accessories, you'll find everything you need in one place.
SA Frequency Full Sink Type VI Fly Line All Sizes
$59.95
Seller: AvidMax
Men's Frogg Toggs Legend Series 2-N-1 Waders
$599.99
Seller: Scheels
Wet Work 5mm 1800g Waders
$126.84
Seller: Field Supply
RIO Powerflex Ultra Shooting Line
$64.99
Seller: AvidMax
Simms Freestone Waders Stockingfoot
$379.95
Seller: Chicago Fly Fishing
Cortland Micron Fly Line Backing 20, 30 pounds, 100, 250, 1000, 2500 yards
$169.95
Seller: AvidMax
Patagonia Men's Swiftcurrent Expedition Zip Front Waders
$799.00
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Seller: Wyoming Fly Fishing
Redington Zero Fly Reel with Durable Clicker Drag Made for Trout Fishing
$109.99
Seller: AvidMax
Zen Tenkara Sagi Rod with Sock and Hard Rod Tube
$270.00
Seller: AvidMax
SA TC Textured Tip Complete Kit System Double Density Sink Tips
$149.95
Seller: AvidMax
SA Mastery Jungle Titan Fly Line for Large Flies
$79.95
Seller: AvidMax
Redington Zero Spare Spool
$54.99
Seller: AvidMax
Ducks Unlimited Wigeon 5mm 1600g Waders
$256.99
Seller: Field Supply
Itasca Marsh King Expandable 1400g Waders
$184.99
Seller: Field Supply
Orvis Mirage LT Spool
$239.00
Seller: AvidMax
Ducks Unlimited Manitoba 3.5mm 600g Stout Waders
$167.99
Seller: Field Supply
Men's Frogg Toggs Rana PVC Lug Chest Waders
$89.99
Seller: Scheels
Cortland Competition MkII Nymph Rod
$495.95
Seller: AvidMax
Patagonia Swiftcurrent Ultralight Waders SALE
$299.97
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Seller: Wyoming Fly Fishing
SA Specialty Colored Dacron Fly Line Backing 100, 250, 5000 yard
$299.95
Seller: AvidMax
Women's Frogg Toggs Canyon Stockingfoot Waders
$139.99
Seller: Scheels
Lamson Litespeed Freshwater Fly Reel
$579.99
Seller: AvidMax
Men's Frogg Toggs Deep Current Stockingfoot Waders
$289.99
Seller: Scheels
SA Amplitude Tarpon Taper Fly Line Weight Forward Float Smooth
$99.95
Seller: AvidMax
RIO Elite Permit
$129.99
Seller: AvidMax
SA Amplitude Smooth Redfish Warm Fly Line
$99.95
Seller: AvidMax
Ross Reels Colorado Fly Reel Spare Spool
$281.25
Seller: AvidMax
RIO Elite Single-Handed Spey Floating
$129.99
Seller: AvidMax
Patagonia Men's Swiftcurrent Expedition Zip Front Waders
$799.00
Seller: AvidMax
RIO Elite Predator F / S5 / S7
$99.99
Seller: AvidMax
Cortland Euro Nymph Mono Core
$54.95
Seller: AvidMax
SA Mastery Competition Nymph Fly Line All Sizes
$59.95
Seller: AvidMax
Simms Men's Freestone Waders
$399.95
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Seller: Wyoming Fly Fishing
RIO Elite Predator F / I / S3
$99.99
Seller: AvidMax
Patagonia Women's Swiftcurrent Traverse Waders
$499.00
Seller: AvidMax
Patagonia Men's Swiftcurrent Expedition Waders
$699.00
Seller: AvidMax
SA Skagit Floating Heads
$59.95
Seller: AvidMax
RIO Gripshooter Fly Fishing Line All Sizes
$49.99
Seller: AvidMax
SA TC Textured Tip Sink 2 / Sink 4 All Sizes
$29.95
Seller: AvidMax
Cortland Ultralight Trout Series Fly Line Delicate Presentations
$99.95
Seller: AvidMax
Redington Behemoth Spare Spool
$74.99
Seller: AvidMax
Zen Tenkara Suimenka 2 Tip Nymph/Dry Rod w/ Sock and Hard Rod Tube
$278.00
Seller: AvidMax
LaCrosse Alpha Swampfox 1000g Insulated Waders - Realtree Max-5
$249.72
Seller: Field Supply
RIO Elite Flats Pro
$129.99
Seller: AvidMax
Men's Paramount Outdoors Slate Zippered Waist High Guide Pant Waders
$249.99
Seller: Scheels
Cortland 444 Sylk Fly Line Designed Specifically for Bamboo Fly Rods
$69.95
Seller: AvidMax
SA Amplitude Smooth Redfish Cold Fly Line
$99.95
Seller: AvidMax
Ducks Unlimited Bluebill 4mm 800g Stout Waders
$167.99
Seller: Field Supply
SA Amplitude Textured Infinity Fly Line
$129.95
Seller: AvidMax
Simms Men's Guide Classic Stockingfoot Fishing Waders
$439.97
Seller: Sportsmans Warehouse
Fly fishing is a unique style of fishing that uses a lightweight lure called a fly to attract fish. Unlike traditional fishing methods that rely on the weight of the bait or lure to cast.
Fly fishing uses the weight of the line itself to carry the nearly weightless fly to the target. The fly is typically made of feathers, thread, and other materials designed to mimic insects, small fish, or other food sources.
Getting started in fly fishing doesn’t mean you have to buy a mountain of gear. But there are a few key items every fly angler should have.
The "Rule of 11" helps you figure out the right leader length based on how far you want to cast. It’s simple: subtract your rod length (in feet) from 11. The result is a good starting point for your leader length.
For example, if you have a 9-foot fly rod:
11 - 9 = 2
That means a 9-foot rod pairs well with a 2-foot leader if you're making short casts. For longer casts or spooky fish, you'll want a longer leader. It’s not a hard rule, but a helpful guide for beginners learning line control.
Several brands are known for top-quality fly fishing gear. Orvis is one of the most trusted names, offering everything from beginner kits to high-end rods. Sage is known for precision and performance, especially in fly rods. Redington offers great value for anglers on a budget. Simms makes durable waders and clothing, while Rio and Scientific Anglers lead in fly lines and leaders.
The best gear depends on your needs, skill level, and budget—but these brands consistently deliver quality and reliability.
Yes, fly fishing is generally more technical than regular fishing. It involves learning special casting techniques and understanding how to "match the hatch." But with practice, it becomes fun and rewarding.
No, fly fishing is completely legal in the U.S. You just need a valid fishing license and must follow local fishing regulations, like seasons, size limits, and special fly-only zones.
A 9-foot, 5-weight rod is ideal for beginners. It works well for trout and general-purpose fly fishing.
No. Fly fishing requires specialized gear—especially a fly rod and fly reel that can cast fly line.
Dry flies float on the water surface. Nymphs sink and imitate insects below the waterline.
Not always. You can wet wade in warm weather or fish from the shore. But waders let you reach deeper water comfortably.
It means using a fly that mimics the insects currently hatching and being eaten by fish.
Yes! Fly fishing is popular in saltwater for species like redfish, tarpon, and bonefish. You’ll need heavier gear and saltwater-safe equipment.