[Fish Swish]
 
 "For me, one of the main joys of fly fishing is the connection with nature that it provides. When you're standing knee-deep in a stream or river, surrounded by the sounds and sights of nature, you can't help but feel a sense of peace and serenity. The act of casting a fly line requires a great deal of focus and precision, and this concentration can be meditative and therapeutic for many anglers.
  Another joy of fly fishing is the thrill of the catch. Because fly fishing involves using light tackle and artificial flies, it can be more challenging than other types of fishing. When you do hook a fish, it can be incredibly rewarding to feel the tug on the line and to fight to reel it in.
  Fly fishing also offers a unique aesthetic beauty. The art of tying flies is an important aspect of the sport, and many fly fishermen take great pride in creating intricate, beautiful patterns to use on the water. The casting motion itself is also graceful and fluid, and there is a certain elegance to the way the line glides through the air before landing on the water.
  To me the joy and beauty of fly fishing come from the connection with nature, the thrill of the catch, the aesthetic appeal of the gear and casting motion, and the sense of community among fellow anglers."
~ Daivd Higginson