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* Grayling
* Grayling
Though it is increasingly being used to catch non-game species, such as Pike ([[Esox Lucius|Esox lucius]]) + other species referred to in the United Kingdom & Mainland Europe as "Coarse Fish" (e.g. Carp, Roach, Rudd, Perch, etc).
Though it is increasingly being used to catch non-game species, such as Pike ([[Esox Lucius|Esox lucius]]) + other species referred to in the United Kingdom & Mainland Europe as "Coarse Fish" (e.g. Carp, Roach, Rudd, Perch, etc.).
It is also used in tropical climates for "Tropical Saltwater" fly fishing, for species such as "Bonefish" (Albula vulpes) & "Tarpon" (Megalops atlanticus) - both regarded as among the hardest fighting fish you can catch (the Bonefish having a reputation of being able to strip over 100yrds of line off a Flyfishing reel within seconds).
It is also used in tropical climates for "Tropical Saltwater" fly fishing, for species such as "Bonefish" (Albula vulpes) & "Tarpon" (Megalops atlanticus) - both regarded as among the hardest fighting fish you can catch (the Bonefish having a reputation of being able to strip over 100yrds of line off a Flyfishing reel within seconds).