Check out our Dakota Angler & Outfitter YouTube channel for step-by-step tying tutorials on each of these flies
But I am asking the experts out there if those bags would be really ok or if there is one bag I missed out and that I absolutely have to try: 1) Hiking camera bag (one camera, two compact zoom and one bigger zoom lens, one day hiking tours, freezing temperature, wet): Shimoda Explore V2 (my favorite yet) Lowepro Flipside Trek Gitzo Adventury backpack 2) City-compact travel camera bag (one camera, one fixed lens and one zoom, with laptop): Peak design 20l Langly XC Camera pack WANDRD PRVKE Lite Photography Bag (probably too hipster?) For now the Shimoda and the Peak Design are on top of my list
A general rule of thumb is: grease the gears, oil the bearings
Description This is the best ever fly reel we have made in our range
So, when tying up double-hook rigs (which you should do at home, to save time on the water), it pays to have a reasonable idea of how much distance to leave between the hooks for decent bait coverage