Fly fishing is an angling method that uses a small and lightweight bat or attraction called a synthetic fly to catch fish. It lessens the use of live baits. The fly is cast employing a reel, fishing pole, and specialized weighted line. The lightweight requires casting techniques significantly different from other styles of casting. Fly fishing will be tired fresh or saltwater.
Fishing flies are the bait that mimics insects grazing of invertebrates, baitfish, crustaceans, small animals, and other fish. Flies are often "tied" with natural materials, including feathers, threads, and animal fur or hair. Currently, a variety of synthetic and natural materials are used, often the same fly.