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Outdoor GearJames2018-03-12T01:15:48+00:00
There is so much fly fishing gear, camping gear, fishing boats and other related items that are needed for fly fishing that it can get a little overwhelming trying to figure out what you really need. Buying the wrong fly fishing gear or other related gear is a great way to empty out your bank account while not really improving your fishing or camping trips.
The Highline Trail in Glacier National Park
So, to help visitors to Big Sky Fishing.Com, I’ve prepared numerous buying guides to various products. Listings of quality products from Orvis, Cabela’s, Sea Eagle and many others are provided. To start, just click on any of the featured categories below or from the menu on the left.
So, to help visitors to Big Sky Fishing.Com, I’ve prepared numerous buying guides to various products. Listings of quality products from Sea Eagle and many others are provided. To start, just click on any of the featured categories below or from the menu on the left.
So, to help visitors to Big Sky Fishing.Com, I’ve prepared numerous buying guides to various products. To start, just click on any of the featured categories below or from the menu on the left.
There are so many “pieces” of gear that an angler needs. Where to begin? Well, how about here, reading our many buying guides on how to buy the right equipment. Learn everything you wanted to about fly lines, fishing vests, waders, fly rods and lots more.
Inflatable boats, such as inflatable rafts and inflatable kayaks, are wonderful ways to enjoy the water in Montana. They make both excellent fishing and recreational floating platforms. Learn more about all types of inflatable boats and our detailed buying guides.
Montana is one of the most spectacular places to hike…even outside of Glacier National Park. Read detailed guides about using and purchasing hiking boots, backpacks, rain jackets and more.
Montana is camping country. If you plan to plan during your Montana visit, read some helpful guides about selecting the right gear for your trip.
Yes, these are strange shoes. But…they are also highly functional, allowing for dry and warm feet and excellent traction on slippery surfaces. Learn more about water shoes and water sandals.
With several thousand miles of rivers snaking across the state, Montana is a tempting place to visit for float trips. Since floating, whether for recreational purposes or for fly fishing, is such a popular activity in Montana, I’ve put together this guide to paddling gear.
- How to Buy a Fly Rod Combo
- Understanding Fly Lines
- Essential Fly Fishing Accessories
- The Float Tube Buyers Guide
- How to Keep Your Feet Warm in the Winter
- Buyer’s Guide to Waterproof Duffel Bags
- Say Yes to Fleece…No to Cotton
- Snow Boots v Winter Boots
- How to Prevent Blisters While Hiking
- Daypacks for Serious Day Hikers