Tying flies is a great thing to do. Tying flies is basicly making a fly. Below is a video that may help you learn to tie flies.

 Above is a video of how to tie a Lefty's Deceiver by TheSaltWaterEdge from youtube.com

 Above is a helpful tip for flycasting by WesternNYOutdoors from youtube.com

 Above is a fly rod.A fly rod is used for many kinds of fish but mostly salmon and trout.

 Most flies look like the one above. There are different types of flies. There is the dry fly, wet fly, nymph fly, and the streamer. All of these flies have differences.

 Above is a nymph fly.Nymph flies resemble insects, mostly young insects living underwater. Most Nymph flies have weights to sink them to the bottom like normal nymphs.

 This is a dry fly. Dry flies mostly resemble flies floating on the top of the water but they sometimes resemble frogs, snakes, and other things, but all of them float.

 This is a streamer fly. Streamer flies mostly don't resemble flies but rather an injured fish. Streamers mostly only sink.

 This is a wet fly. Wet flies sink so they resemble drowned insects or larvae swimming to the surface.